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Professors Paul Grainge and Cathy Johnson are on a mission to help Nottingham’s small businesses community reach new audiences.
Discipline: TV & Media
A project with Festivals Edinburgh took Dr Jakov Jandric back to his artistic roots.
Discipline: Business
Professor Helen Spencer-Oatey and Dr Daniel Dauber's benchmarking tool allows universities to measure the effectiveness of the global education they offer.
Discipline: Applied Linguistics
Dr Faye Wade donned a hard hat and a high-vis jacket to help the construction industry utilise new technologies and avoid costly mistakes.
Discipline: Sociology
An interdisciplinary industry partnership helped Philosophy Professor, Mark Addis redefine the construction industry’s understanding of expertise. It also set his career in a new direction.
Discipline: Philosophy
Dr Phil Morgan says a three-year secondment with Airbus is a ‘once in a lifetime’ opportunity to help shape the next generation of aerospace cyber defences.
Discipline: Cognitive Science
A phone call to the Swedish giant laid the foundations for a project which could make manufacturing and construction significantly more climate change-friendly, says Dr Kathi Kaesehage.
Discipline: Business
Teacher turned researcher and education technology entrepreneur, Dr Andrew
Manches believes the academic community must work more with industry to
ensure EdTech lives up to its potential.
Discipline: Education Studies
A review of UK school meals’ carbon footprint wrote the recipe for a new solution to count the environmental cost of what is on our plates.
Discipline: Business
Professor Tobias Kelly’s collaboration with National Museums Scotland has shaped his research on Britain’s conscientious objectors and allowed him to share this work with a whole new audience.
Discipline: Social Anthropology
Do the British still think beer is a man's drink? Psychology experts from The University of Nottingham worked with one midlands company find out.
Discipline: Pyschology
The idea for a better way to help students develop fulfilling careers transformed Dr John Miles from Shakespeare researcher to education technology entrepreneur.
Discipline: Humanities
An innovative project between Edinburgh researchers and a fintech start-up hopes to democratise wealth management.
Discipline: Business
Dr Xenia Pestova Bennett is using her performance expertise to help Midlands workers and school children deal with stress and anxiety.
Discipline: Music
A collaboration with Scotland’s largest housing association started Dr Kate Carter on a journey to influence the country’s social housing strategy for the next 20 years.
Discipline: Architecture
Rolling the dice on new creative endeavours had surprising results for Dr Gianluca Raccagni’s research and teaching.
Discipline: History
Collaborating on a new desktop wellness app gave Dr Kasia Banas a valuable outlet to positively impact thousands of workers’ health and wellbeing.
Discipline: Pyschology
Remo Pedreschi’s 15-year industry collaboration has led to significant improvements in safety and security in Scottish social housing.
Discipline: Architecture
Dr James Cook and Dr Kenny McAlpine’s collaboration with Historic Environment Scotland connects listeners with history and paves the way for virtual reality performances.
Discipline: Music
Dr Malu Villela Garcia is developing a blueprint to put workforces in charge and make companies more inclusive, sustainable and accountable.
Discipline: Economics