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[Above image] Edmond Holland/Shutterstock.com By Dr Anya Chapman, Bournemouth University. A stroll along a pier remains the most popular activity for visitors to the British seaside, with 70% of them… »
(Click image to see full size) The TACIT Trial: TAi ChI for people with demenTia This week’s photo of the week is Dr Samuel Nyman‘s entry of a Tai Chi class… »
[Above image] Shutterstock By Dr Richard Paul, Bournemouth University. Your hair can say a lot about you. It doesn’t just give people clues about your personality or your taste in music…. »
By Dr Raian Ali, Bournemouth University; Dr Emily Arden-Close, Bournemouth University, and Dr John McAlaney, Bournemouth University The World Health Organisation is to include “gaming disorder”, the inability to stop gaming,… »
Over the summer, Bournemouth University’s Ageing and Dementia Research Centre (ADRC) are delivering a free, half day workshop that aims to provide practitioners, care home employees and carers with knowledge and… »
Bournemouth University researchers picked up two prestigious awards at the International Communication Association (ICA) annual conference held in Prague, 24-28 May 2018. This is the largest communications conference in the world… »
The simulation of Avebury being creating as part of the Virtual Avebury project is being built in Unity 3D by virtual reality specialists Daden Ltd , with bespoke soundscapes developed by a consortium of sound… »
The EROGamb Project, funded jointly by GambleAware and Bournemouth University was presented at the Public Policy Exchange – Westminster Events on 23 May, 2018. The full-day workshop discussed “The Future… »
Following on from an initial literature review for the TRACS project, quantitative findings and consultations within RBCH Trust, the team are now progressing to developing an interactive web portal. This… »
(Click image to see full size) All My Meeples Our next Photo of the Week is Alexandra Alberda‘s photo of her drawing of people engaging with Graphic Medicine comics at… »
[Above image] Nikodash/Shutterstock.com By Rachel Moseley, Bournemouth University and Julie Kirkby, Bournemouth University Diagnosing autism is expensive and time consuming, so a screening tool is used to filter out those… »
[Above image] The way charities use and hold data on behalf of their clients and donors creates problems under GDPR. Tashatuvango/Shutterstock By Shamal Faily, Bournemouth University You will no doubt… »
[Above image] Forward thinker: Tessa Jowell in 2007. More Than Gold UK, CC BY-NC By Dr Richard Wallis, Bournemouth University The untimely death from cancer of former UK Labour cabinet… »
(Click image to see full size) The researcher as tourist: “Photographing the photographer” Our next Photo of the Week is Edwin van Teijlingen’s photo taken in the Nawalparasi district of… »
Surviving the advertising apocalypse with RAISA (Robotics, Artitical Intelligence, Service Automation). Our Photo of the Week series has returned and we’re kicking off with Elizabeth Falkowska’s research photo in collaboration… »
Jeffrey Wale, a researcher from Bournemouth University’s Conflict, Rule of Law and Society Research Centre presented a paper on the regulation of the informational aspects of non-invasive prenatal testing at the TRILCon… »
The team of the EROGamb project, funded jointly by GambleAware and Bournemouth University, organised a national workshop on Wednesday, 25 April 25 2018, to gather opinions and feedback on the… »
You are welcome to join us at our Humanising Care, Health & Wellbeing Conference, 21st – 22nd June 2018. In the Centre for Qualitative Research, we have developed a philosophically driven approach to caring,… »
[Above image] : Alex McClelland, Bournemouth University By Matthew Robert Bennett, Bournemouth University; Katie Thompson, Bournemouth University, and Sally Christine Reynolds, Bournemouth University. Rearing on its hind legs, the giant… »
[Above image] Sea War Museum By Innes McCartney, Bournemouth University The collapsing Nazi government ordered all U-boats in German ports to make their way to their bases in Norway on… »