This pilot study explored whether a sensory food education activity could encourage neurodiverse adults to try, eat, and enjoy new and healthy foods.
This research project, commissioned by Essex County Council Public Health, explores food provision for children aged 1-5 in nurseries, preschools, and childminding settings.
Dr Magdalena Zawisza is leading a £50k Include Plus sub-project testing an online anti-objectification intervention, developed with young women who use social media.
Dr Magdalena Zawisza has been one of the nine lead researchers of a 229-researcher project investigating gender beliefs among over 33,000 undergraduates.
We're working to improve methods used for assessing and monitoring cognitive performance following brain injury, and the experience of adjustment to that injury.
This ARU-led collaborative project is the first academic study into the stigma associated with government-led witchcraft accusations in The Gambia.
Prof Viren Swami is working on REVIVE, which aims to promote more meaningful and democratic use of 3D immersive technologies and digital innovation in Europe.
This project explores how methods in health and social care research can act as barriers to, or help, participation for adults with cognitive impairments.
This open-access resource provides students, teachers and researchers with authentic data and practical guidance for designing, conducting and analysing focus groups.
This toolkit enables NHS Heads of Services to make informed, evidence-based decisions on workforce requirements by forecasting staffing needs.
In 2025, we offered seven fantastic ESRC-funded research projects through the CAM Doctoral Training Partnership (CAM-DTP).