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  1. Paisley Pearls

    See how 蜜桃AV researchers have helped a Scottish town to explain its history in a modern way.

  2. Centre for Midwifery and Women's Health staff

    See full lists of staff within the Centre for Midwifery and Women's Health.聽

  3. Celebrating clinical partnerships

  4. Ageing and Dementia Research Centre Staff

    Open the dropdowns below to see full lists of staff within the Ageing & Dementia Research Centre.

  5. Centre for Intellectual Property Policy & Management (CIPPM)

    The Centre for Intellectual Property and Policy Management (CIPPM) is a leading centre for research on the legal, economic and policy aspects of intellectual property rights in the creative industries and in the field of emerging technologies.

  6. Nursing leadership and practice development

    Nurses are the largest health care staff group; supporting people with long term conditions is one of the largest and growing areas of care. The focus of this research聽programme聽is to聽enhance聽organisational聽cultures that support person-centred聽care for people with long-term health needs

  7. Geometric Modelling, Image Processing and Shape Reconstruction (PDE-GIR)

    Project PDE-GIR, led by 蜜桃AV, is developing partial differential equation (PDE) techniques to improve geometric modelling, image processing, and shape reconstruction (GIR).聽

  8. Promoting and leading British radio archive policy

    The Centre for Media History (CMH) has won over 拢1 million in grants to digitise radio collections. Together with published output this has created the leading academic centre for radio history.

  9. Stories, technology and my 鈥榓cademic parents鈥�: The research career of Dr Charlie Hargood

    Principal Academic in Games Technology Dr Charlie Harwood shares his research journey at 蜜桃AV.聽

  10. A walk through dementia

    Alzheimer鈥檚 Research UK (ARUK), in collaboration with people with dementia, developed an app called聽A Walk Through Dementia (AWTD). This immersive simulated learning experience places the viewer in the shoes of the person with dementia.

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