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Help is on hand: Can AI help ease the burden of research communications - Singapore Libraries Webinar 2023Help is on hand: Can AI help ease the burden of research communications? We have long known about AI, largely through science fiction films, but now in 2023 it feels like it has truly arrived. The…
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How can I involve patients and the public in literature reviews and why would I want to? - Dr Susan BaxterAbstractPatient and public involvement (PPI) is now widely accepted to be a standard requirement in health and social care research. While guidance on involvement in primary studies is available from…
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ScHARR Mini Master Class in Health Research - Dr Liz Such - A public health approach to modern slavery and human trafficking. What is it and (why) is it needed?A public health approach to modern slavery and human trafficking. What is it and (why) is it needed?PresenterDr Liz SuchNIHR Knowledge Mobilisation Research FellowAbstractModern slavery is a serious…
From Andy Tattersall
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Connecting Places for Nature, People and PeaceThis is a story of how researcher Elaine (Lan Yin) Hsiao became enthralled in the ancient elephant and forest corridors criss-crossing continents. The corridors are now divided or destroyed by…
From Judith Krauss
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My journey to using technography in researchThis is a story from Tavengwa Chitata about how he has evolved through different experiences and in the process, how his approach to research has evolved with these experiences. The story gives an…
From Judith Krauss
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Solidarity in tourism for developmentThis is a story about how an indigenous community in Mexico adapts tourism to their culture of solidarity to support their members’ life projects. It centres on Itzel San Roman…
From Judith Krauss
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Water, worldviews, and developmentThis is a story about people’s worldviews (their beliefs and common sense knowledge), how they fundamentally shape our behaviour and yet how they are so often ignored in development…
From Judith Krauss
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A story of a river, rice and resource managementThis story draws on Frances Cleaver’s experience of research in the Usangu Plains in South West Tanzania over 20 years. It tracks how development initiatives for improved land and water…
From Judith Krauss
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A journey toward participatory researchThis is a story about Juan Mario Diaz Arevalo's engagement with participatory research in Colombia and the UK. It reflects on the importance of working together with local communities as well…
From Judith Krauss
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Savannas, livelihoods and woody plant encroachmentSuma Mani's story highlights the phenomenon of woody plant encroachment in the savannas of South Africa viewed through the lens of both white and black farmers in the Eastern Cape. The story…
From Judith Krauss
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Permits, geolocation and the forest: the story of a research stay in IndonesiaLaure Joanny recalls her experience of learning about the technologies keeping watch over Indonesia’s forest and wildlife, while having to report to the national authorities.
From Judith Krauss
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Everything is connected: chocolate, national parks, the Sustainable Development Goals and convivialityJudith Krauss tells three short stories on cocoa sustainability, national parks and the Sustainable Development Goals: they are part of one bigger story about how everything is connected, often in…
From Judith Krauss
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URI Video Session Part 1This video is a screencast of the session given to the URI Institution for Sustainable Food on 23rd October 2019
From Graham McElearney
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Could academics’ journal articles be of greater interest to a general audience?Dr Stephen Allen is joined by Professors Carole Elliott (Roehampton), Martin Parker (Bristol), and Judi Marshall (Lancaster) for an open discussion on the dual pressures on academics to publish…
From Jacob Bush
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What is the Sound of Science?The Sound of Science - the flagship event from the 2018 Festival of the Mind at The University of Sheffield - is a unique combination of music, performance and science, that explores some of the most…
From Tom Foster
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Science Communication MScThe Science Communication MSc at the University of Sheffield allows you to explore your creative voice within the dynamic field of SciComm. Gain the creative media, journalistic and critical…
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