Health Spotlight Funded Projects

The Health Spotlight has funded projects through their Small Grant Scheme to enable research activities which are both interdisciplinary and support one or more of the Spotlight’s themes.

2025-2026

Shift Work, Sleep, and Public Health: Bridging Research, Policy, and Practice - Talar Moukhtarian, Assistant Professor, Warwick Medical School

Health Communication in a Changing World: Professional Interaction, Behaviour Change and Emerging Technologies - Yanyan Li, Student Opportunity

The Healthcare & Innovation Women's Leadership Network - Penny Triantafillou, Associate Director, Warwick Business Partnerships (Warwick Innovation District); Founder and Co-convener of the network and Jane Coleman, Director of Delivery & Operations, Health Innovation, Co-convener of the network

Centre for Early Life (CfEL) Inaugural Symposium: From Gametes to the First Five Years - Erin Greaves & Wolfram Gruhn - Warwick Medical School

ADHD Traits, Self-Control Strategy Effort, and Depressive Symptoms - Yuqi Jenny Zhou, Kehan Mei, Bijun Zhu, Professor Anu Realo - Department of Psychology

2024-2025

URSS funded project: Producing a generalised linear model to predict cases of measles By Denys Melnyk - Supervised by Professor Keith Abrams Read the full project

Innovative Approaches to Health Communication: Interdisciplinary Insights from Linguistics, Digital Media, and Practices - Honglin (Hannah) Xiang - PGR, Applied Linguistics

Mental Health and Wellbeing Among Higher Education Staff: A Participatory Desk Review - Professor Nicole Tang, Psychology

Empowering Black and Asian Women in Menopause Research - Claire Mann, Research Fellow, Warwick Medical School

Integrated Women's Health Co-development Workshop - Dr Emily Rowe, Dr Beck Taylor, Prof Graeme Currie

The Role of Network Effects In Pupils' Wellbeing Interventions - Irsa Ajmal, Professor Domenico Giacco, Colin Palmer

Enhance Employee Wellbeing at The Team Level: A Case Study of Healthcare Workers in UK - Lu Wang, PGR - Warwick Business School