Research Projects

Research in FAHS is funded by a large number of external bodies including the UK Research Councils , the EU, governmental organisations, the NHS and major charities such as the Leverhulme Trust and the Nuffield Foundation

Current Funded Research Projects

  • Alor-pantar languages: origins and theoretical impact (ALOR-PANTAR)
  • ARCTIC: Assessing and reviewing cultural transaction in international companies
  • AVIDICUS II
  • CATEGORIES
  • Collaborative Research Network on Euroscepticism
  • Common Security and Defence Policy Strategy
  • Community generated media for the next billion
  • Contexts, culture and creativity: enriching e-learning in dance (CCC:EED)
  • Could video-mediated communication support effective police interviews with witnesses?
  • Curriculum Innovation: Integrating Quantative Methods and Substantive Teaching for HE Level One Students
  • Dancing the invisible - late work
  • Digital forensics - scenarios and standards
  • Endangered complexity: inflectional classes in Oto-Manguean languages
  • e-Policy: Engineering the policy life-cycle
  • EURRECA: Harmonising nutrient recommendations across Europe with special focus on vulnerable groups and consumer understanding
  • Evolution and resilience of industrial ecosystems (ERIE)
  • Exploring memory exit latency as a potential index of deception
  • FLABEL
  • FLICC (Front of pack food Labelling: Impact on Consumer Choice)
  • FoodRisC
  • From competing theories to fieldwork: the challenge of an extreme agreement system
  • Good days and bad days: an investigation of the habits of shoppers when they do or don't buy healthy foods
  • Hitting the Target? How New Capabilities Are Shaping Contemporary International Intervention
  • Identi-Scope
  • INPROFOOD
  • Interactive newsprint: a new platform for community news display
  • Interpreting in Virtual Reality
  • Landscape quartet: creative practice and philosophical reflexion in natural environments.
  • Low Carbon at Work
  • Models and Mathematics in Life and Social Sciences (MILES)
  • Morphological Complexity:  Typology as a Tool for Delineating Cognitive Organization
  • On the receiving end: towards more critical and inclusive perspectives on international intervention.
  • PIDOP: Processes Influencing Democratic Ownership and Participation
  • PlantLIBRA
  • Pre-existent music in the scoring of pre-Nazi Weimar Republic sound film1930-33
  • Quality Collectives: Socially Intelligent Systems for Quality (QLectives)
  • REDUCE: reshaping energy demand of users by communication technologyand economic incentives
  • Research on the needs of the injured and their families
  • Sustainable Lifestyles Research Group
  • SUS-IT: Sustaining IT use by older people to promote autonomy and independence
  • TELL-ME: Transparent communication in Epidemics: Learning Lessons from experience, delivering effective Messages, providing Evidence
  • The complexity science for the real world network.
  • The impact of bariatric rehabilitation service on weight loss andpsychological adjustment
  • The role of the temporoparietal junction in representing self and other
  • Trade Unions facing the dual challenge of globalising work division and globalising environmental degradation: An interdisciplinary comparative case study
  • Visualising Motion in 3+ Dimensions'  

Further Information

Details on each Research Project can be found here:

  Current Funded Research