A touch of collaboration
We all encounter informative signage, directions and instructions through visual, aural and other sensory cues each day. For those with visual and aural impairments, the...
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Digital footprints for climate change insight
The impact of climate change on people's mental health is increasing existing social inequalities. Researchers use the data that people share online to quantify and...
That’s Amazing, Mum!
The complex world of materials science might not seem like an obvious topic for a children’s picture book. In a bid to engage children across...
Improving representation with values-based recruitment
When they found a significant underrepresentation of minority groups and people with protected characteristics in their field, colleagues at Leeds Institute for Data Analytics (LIDA)...
Building something better together
Efforts to persuade homeowners and landlords to make their homes more energy efficient are still struggling to make an impact. Researchers teamed up with local...
Everybody needs a hero
People have always had heroes. In Ancient Rome, charioteers were so adored that monuments were erected in their honour. But how does respect for role...
Joining the dots
In years gone by, a technician could easily work in one faculty for decades and have no idea of who or what their contemporaries elsewhere...
Discussing death and dying
Conversations about death and dying don’t happen enough as they can be difficult and upsetting. However, researchers found that these conversations can be beneficial if...
Meet the professional challengers
When Harriet Cannon joined Disability Services in 2007, disability support in higher education looked very different from today. With little awareness of autism within higher...
Small science, big thinking
Scientists visited schools to give more young people a taste of materials science. They hope to address the inequalities in science and encourage more people...