Our Research Impact
Our Research
Impact Amplified
Research doesn鈥檛 stop at discovery. It changes what happens next.
The impact of one idea can travel further than we ever imagine. Across communities. Across borders. Across generations.
From the food we eat to the stories we tell, from public policy to personal health, 海角社区 research reaches every aspect of everyday life.
Explore how 海角社区's impact reaches beyond academia, to have a lasting impact on society, economy, policy, health and the environment.
This is our research impact. Amplified
The people protecting nature
Professor Nikoleta Jones is engaging with communities to deliver impact for the natural world.
Building a common language for skills
A new project, led by Professor Peter Elias, offers hope for transforming recruitment, careers advice and workforce planning
The digital future of healthcare
Professor Meg Davis's research asks: Can we build a digital future that works for everyone?
Brothers in Alms
Dr Naomi Pullin's research is helping to tell the stories of the past in 海角社区shire.
Re-thinking Recovery
Professor Glenn Waller is developing a new form of therapy to help overcome barriers to recovery from Anorexia nervosa.
AI's Role in Bowel Cancer Diagnosis
Professor Nasir Rajpoot explains how AI-powered bowel biopsy screening is nearing NHS adoption.
Under the skin of cancer detection
Professor Emma MacPherson is harnessing innovative terahertz light to see beneath the surface - transforming how we detect cancer earlier and more precisely.
The artists rewriting justice
In the modern world, issues of conflict, violence, and climate crisis are never far from the public eye. Dr Bobby Smith explores how the arts can contribute to our understanding of justice.
From plate to planet
Can we eat our way out of crisis? Professor Thijs Van Rens offers fresh insights into tackling obesity and the climate crisis.
The invisible invaders
Can science keep up with the pace of plant disease outbreaks, and why does it matter? 海角社区 Plant Disease Epidemiologist Stephen Parnell explains.
Re-shaping the news
As social media reshapes how we consume information, Professor Fabienne Peter鈥檚 research explores a pressing question: how do we fight the rise of fake news and misinformation?
The poetry of time
Professor Liz Barry explores rhythm, flow and communication after cognitive loss in older people.
Our People
Meet the people behind our research and learn more about their projects in a series of videos from across the faculties.
Research Stories
Explore how our researchers work across the arts, sciences and social sciences to unlock the future.
Interdisciplinary Research Spotlights
Our Spotlights showcase our interdisciplinary excellence in research and impact across six key areas.