Multidisciplinary research from Bournemouth University used virtual environments to investigate the effect of changing vegetation on prehistoric hunting behaviour.
New guidelines from Bournemouth University use the latest research on ageing and memory to help people living with dementia find their way around unfamiliar environments.
Dr Annamária Neag, of the Faculty of Media and Communication, suggests that translating academic research for a young audience can help increase the impact of research.
Leading media literacy researchers from the US and the UK discussed strategies to combat fake news at a workshop event in Here East, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, London.
The Refugee and Migration Network Seminar showcased Dr Nicola De Martini Ugolotti’s research paper ‘Here to play: Music-making and forced migrants’ embodied practices of diasporic belonging in Bristol, United Kingdom’.
Jeffrey Wale, researcher in the Centre for Conflict, Rule of Law & Society has published a paper in the Journal of Information Rights, Policy & Practice.
The project builds on the EROGamb project’s findings that indicated that gamblers see responsible gambling messages sent by their gambling sites as ‘superficial’, ‘trivializing’ and ‘oblivious to their personal and social context’.
Bournemouth University (BU) and the International Commission on Missing Persons (ICMP) have launched a 21-month research project to develop mass grave protection guidelines.
