Our Research
Our research projects are making a real impact on people's lives.
Explore some of our current projects below, or discover how you can collaborate with us on future research.
Current project one (example/fictional text below) The Significance of Mental Health in Early Childhood
Childhood experiences shape the architecture of the developing brain. Our researchers are identifying early disruptions to this developmental process and how they can significantly impact a young child’s learning, cognitive and empathetic abilities.
Sleep, Health and Society
Sleep is essential for the repair of the mind and body, cognitive function, and general all-round health. However, for those afflicted by sleep disturbance, the effects of insomnia can be debilitating. Our Sleep, Health and Society project is exploring the implications of sleep disturbances on quantity and quality of sleep, daytime drowsiness, and how physical and mental health are affected, and the potential ramifications for society.
Digital Health and Mental Wellbeing
Digital Health is a cross-cutting theme covering diverse areas such as ageing society, youth mental health, sleep patterns, behavioural regulation and suicide prevention. At the Centre for Mental Health and Wellbeing Research, our researchers explore topics such as developing, delivering and evaluating interventions, medical and societal ethical challenges and data protection and usage.
Get involved
The Centre for Mental Health and Wellbeing Research leads on ground breaking new research that will have a direct impact upon patient care. We are looking for collaborators from industry, government and academia to help us pave the way to improve patient care. Find out more about collaborative opportunities...
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