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Unpacking the university-creative economy assemblage: The discourses, dynamics and possibilities of creative R&D programmes (2025)
Journal Article

The UK government's Creative Industries Sector Vision identifies the creative industries as a growth engine, supporting the state's ambition for the UK to be a global innovation hub and foregrounding the role of universities ‘to champion spin-outs’ a... Read More about Unpacking the university-creative economy assemblage: The discourses, dynamics and possibilities of creative R&D programmes.

Sowing the seeds (2025)
Journal Article

Sowing the seeds: artists' books that can help bring us closer to nature

As we notice Spring edging towards summer in the northern hemisphere, and start emerging to explore the pathways forests, hedgerows and fields we can consider the ways book a... Read More about Sowing the seeds.

An examination of delegitimation in the activist discourse of Ghana's #FixTheCountry lead convener Oliver Barker-Vormawor (2025)
Journal Article

This article examines the delegitimation strategies used by Oliver Barker-Vormawor, political activist and the lead convener of Ghana’s #FixTheCountry movement. The analysis of Barker-Vormawor’s Facebook posts reveals that he employed three main dele... Read More about An examination of delegitimation in the activist discourse of Ghana's #FixTheCountry lead convener Oliver Barker-Vormawor.

The accessibility project of the Beckford Tower in Bath: A case study on tactile experiences for people with visual impairments (2025)
Journal Article

Beckford’s Tower, a Grade I-listed building, and a landmark of UNESCO City of Bath’s historic heritage has stood for two centuries. Born in 1760, William Beckford was only ten years old when his father died. Consequently, he inherited an immense for... Read More about The accessibility project of the Beckford Tower in Bath: A case study on tactile experiences for people with visual impairments.

Laying Pluckley’s ghosts: Frederick Sanders and the origins of the “Most Haunted Village in England” 1939 – 1979 (2025)
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The village of Pluckley in the British county of Kent has enjoyed a reputation for being ‘the most haunted village in England’ for over seventy years. Popular books on ghosts have featured the village and its stories since the late 1960s, and the tot... Read More about Laying Pluckley’s ghosts: Frederick Sanders and the origins of the “Most Haunted Village in England” 1939 – 1979.

Language testing in awake craniotomy for brain tumor resection: A survey of current perioperative practice in the United Kingdom (2025)
Journal Article

Background Language testing and mapping procedures are considered the gold standard for safe tumor resection and preservation of language and communication in patients with tumors located in an area eloquent for language, especially in the presence o... Read More about Language testing in awake craniotomy for brain tumor resection: A survey of current perioperative practice in the United Kingdom.

Film genre prediction and analysis using multimodal embeddings from large models: The case of noir (2025)
Journal Article

We used embeddings (numerical representations) from open-sourced language and image models to compare and contrast films in the “noir” and “neo-noir” genres with each other and with those in other genres, using as proxy sources the available plot sum... Read More about Film genre prediction and analysis using multimodal embeddings from large models: The case of noir.

Sex and the social order: Creative approaches to teaching the history of gender and sexuality in modern Britain (2025)
Journal Article

As History researchers and teachers, we want our students to discover the excitement that can be found in original historical research, and in how this research can be used to make a difference in and with our communities. Teaching, research, and pub... Read More about Sex and the social order: Creative approaches to teaching the history of gender and sexuality in modern Britain.


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