Community engagement involvement in ThailandParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarOther audiences2021,2022As part of TREATS-AF various community engagement related to AF awareness and education, as well as warfarin management were performed (in Thailand, warfarin remains the main oral anticoagulant used for atrial fibrillation). The qualitative work has been written up, and is in submission. We received a Medical Research Council UK GCRF/Newton GNCA thematic uplift - Grant Ref: - MR/R020892/1: Extension TREATS-AF: Educational intervention vs usual care on anticoagulation therapy control based on a SAMe-TT2R2 score-guided strategy £37,309.16 - this was to enhance the education and community engagement work, with planned work in 2024.RegionalfalseParasitology/Immunology CPDParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarProfessional Practitioners2018Was asked to speak at the British Cattle Veterinary Association annual meeting as a sponsored session by Boehringer Ingelheim. Presented on mucosal immunology in the context of infection. Main audience was practising vets and some industry members.NationalfalseEdinburgh Invited TalkA talk or presentationPostgraduate students2019Invited seminar at the University of Edinburgh Immunology Group to speak on the role of anergy in developing protective immunity/vaccination against Fasciola hepatica.NationalfalseMoredun Research Institute Invited Seminar - RFA formal working group, expert panel or dialoguePostgraduate students2017RF was invited to give a talk at the Moredun Research Institute (Edin.) in 2017 to present findings on current vaccine based control approaches to Fasciola hepatica. There was discussion afterwards which in turn has led to a new research collaboration being initiated.NationalfalsePublic Involvement Panel - Speaking Engagement at University of LiverpoolA talk or presentationPublic/other audiences2017A 20 min overview of research in the fasciola area was presented and potential problems and future directions were explained. There was discussion afterwards specific to the topic and more generally around public perception of disease control, government involvement and animal experimentation.RegionalfalseBirmingham Conservative Conference event (Oct 2022)A talk or presentationPolicymakers/politicians2022Director Jon Gibbins contributed to a workshop delivered at the Conservative Party conference, providing expert knowledge.NationalfalseSpeaker at 14th LSE SU China Development Forum (Feb 2022)A talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2022Director Jon Gibbins was an invited speaker at this event.Internationalfalsehttps://www.lsesu.com/communities/societies/group/6337/Feasibility of quantum gravity sensors for CCS -talk (FF project)A talk or presentationPostgraduate students2021Michael Holynski flexible funding project - Members of the feasibility study presented to 12 members of the cold atom group at the University of Birmingham who where not involved in the project. This talk simulated increased interest in developing quantum sensors for the CCS applications and sparked discussion about applications for future grant applications.LocalfalseBlog on Policy@Manchester website: 'Carbon Capture and Storage and Greenhouse Gas Removal - Essential ingredients for net zero'Engagement focused website, blog or social media channelPolicymakers/politicians2022Article entitled 'Carbon Capture and Storage and Greenhouse Gas Removal - Essential ingredients for net zero' posted on the University of Manchester's Policy@Manchester website, providing expert insight, analysis and comment on key public policy issuesNationalfalsehttps://blog.policy.manchester.ac.uk/posts/2022/02/carbon-capture-and-storage-and-greenhouse-gas-removal-essential-ingredients-for-net-zero/UKCCSRC Spring web series 2020 - CCUS Cluster updates: Teesside and HumberA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2020Sarah Tennison, Tees Valley Combined Authority, Colin McGill, BP gave a presentation on CCUS Cluster updates: Teesside and Katie Hedges, CATCH UK and David Talbot, CATCH UK gave a presentation on CCUS Cluster updates: Humber. These were both followed by Q and A and discussion.Internationalfalsehttps://ukccsrc.ac.uk/web-series/ukccsrc-spring-web-series/IEAGHG CCS Cost network meeting (organiser), Jon Gibbins, University of SheffieldParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarIndustry/Business2017IEAGHG CCS Cost network meeting, Organised by UKCCSRC. Learning from global exerts that will be utilised in the UK context.InternationalfalseUKCCSRC Spring web series Guest lecture: An Introduction to the Industrial Decarbonisation ChallengeA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2020A live web event, Dr Bryony Livesey ISCF IDC Challenge Director gave an overview of the Industrial Decarbonisation ChallengeInternationalfalsehttps://ukccsrc.ac.uk/event/ukccsrc-network-conference-2020-ccs-on-a-mission-to-net-zero-7-8-april-2020/Public Talk - VancouverParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarIndustry/Business2017Public Talk on CCS to mainly Imperial College Alumni, but including a surprising number of non IC people. Much discussion after. The talk was at the Fairmont Hotel.Internationalfalsehttp://www3.imperial.ac.uk/newsandeventspggrp/imperialcollege/alumni/internationalambassadorevents/event_7-9-2017-12-9-29UKCCSRC Autumn web series 2020 - ISCF updateA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2020Dr Bryony Livesey, UKRI gave a presentation followed by Q and A.Internationalfalsehttps://ukccsrc.ac.uk/web-series/ukccsrc-autumn-web-series/DECARBONISATION OF THE FOSSIL FUEL INDUSTRY VIA CARBON CAPTURE UTILIZATION AND STORAGEParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarUndergraduate students201956 free tickets were sign-up to attend the event by interested individuals across the University and public. The event was able to generate discussions with regards to challenges facing the carbon capture industries among participants. This was made possible by the resources and information that shared in the course of the presentations. Students gained insight into the spectrum of research intricacies in the Carbon Capture field.NationalfalseCCUS Advisory Group (CAG) steering group meetingA formal working group, expert panel or dialogueIndustry/Business2019Participation in CCUS Advisory Group (CAG) steering group meetingNationalfalseExpert roundtable on policies for greenhouse gas removalA formal working group, expert panel or dialogueProfessional Practitioners2020Working with Naomi Vaughan, we convened and chaired an expert roundtable on GGR policies from which a summary note was produced and included in the CCC sixth carbon budget report (December 2020). recommendations from this report were directly included in the main reportNationalfalsehttps://www.theccc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Policies-for-the-Sixth-Carbon-Budget-and-Net-Zero.pdfUKCCSRC Spring webinar series - CCS researchParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarProfessional Practitioners2020A live web event discussion CCS research, part of the Spring web series facilitated by the UKCCSRC, led by Director Jon Gibbins, with discussion and debate which led to further events being organised.Internationalfalsehttps://ukccsrc.ac.uk/event/ukccsrc-network-conference-2020-ccs-on-a-mission-to-net-zero-7-8-april-2020/UKCCSRC Spring web series 2020 - How can we communicate the importance of CCS for tackling climate change?A talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2020This was a discussion session led by Jon Gibbins, with key input from UKCCSRC ECRs and international industry members.Internationalfalsehttps://ukccsrc.ac.uk/web-series/ukccsrc-spring-web-series/CCSA Technical Working GroupA formal working group, expert panel or dialogueIndustry/Business2020,2021Jon Gibbins participated in 3 CCSA Technical Working Group mattings between July 2020 and January 2021NationalfalseLaunch of the UKCCSRC 2017 CentreA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewPublic/other audiences2017Press release following the launch of the UKCCSRC 2017 and announcement of successful bid. Press release was shared on following platforms: Cabon Capture Journal http://www.carboncapturejournal.com/ViewNews.aspx?NewsID=3889 The Chemical Engineer http://www.thechemicalengineer.com/latest%20news/2017/april/uk-ccs-funding-announced Pei: Power Engineering International http://www.powerengineeringint.com/articles/2017/04/britain-s-ccs-research-centre-awarded-7m-funding. Edie.net https://www.edie.net/news/6/Government-pours--6m-into-University-of-Sheffield-s-CCS-research-centre/ Gas World https://www.gasworld.com/uk-ccs-research-receives-a-76m-nudge-/2012626.article Energy Voice https://www.energyvoice.com/other-news/136292/scottish-scientists-play-big-role-7-6m-carbon-capture-research-project/ Energy Live News https://www.energylivenews.com/2017/04/11/6m-boost-for-uk-carbon-capture-and-storage-research/ University of Cambridge- JBS http://insight.jbs.cam.ac.uk/2017/new-funding-for-carbon-capture-and-storage/ PraxisUnico https://www.praxisunico.org.uk/news-policy/news/£6m-boost-carbon-capture-and-storage-research University of Sheffield (appeared on home page) http://www.sheffield.ac.uk/news/nr/multi-million-pound-boost-for-carbon-capture-research-1.695079#provider_moreover SCCS http://www.sccs.org.uk/news/391-scottish-scientists-at-the-centre-of-7-6m-uk-push-on-carbon-capture-and-storage-research Energy Delta Institute https://www.energydelta.org/mainmenu/latest-energy-news/uk-ccs-research-receives-a-l76m-nudge - Stakeholder engagement in CentreInternationalfalsehttps://ukccsrc.ac.uk/news-events/news/ukccsrc-announces-new-funding-2022Blog post on UKCCSRC funded collaborationEngagement focused website, blog or social media channelPostgraduate students2020Hisham Al-Baroudi wrote an accessible blog piece about collaborative research that was funded by the UKCCSRC, bringing the research to a wider audience.Internationalfalsehttps://ukccsrc.ac.uk/blog_posts/case-study-hisham-al-baroudis-collaboration-with-the-university-of-tokyo/FCDO China Meeting, London (Nov 2022)A formal working group, expert panel or dialoguePolicymakers/politicians2022Jon Gibbins attended an extended meeting with Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office officials, providing expert knowledge.InternationalfalseUKCCSRC Twitter accountEngagement focused website, blog or social media channelProfessional Practitioners2012,2013,2014,2015,2016,2017,2018,2019,2020,2021,2022The UKCCSRC runs a Twitter account with over 5000 followers, to inform about workshops, research activities and connect the CCS community.Internationalfalsehttps://twitter.com/UKCCSRCCommittee on Climate Change: Reducing UK emissions - 2020 Progress Report to ParliamentA formal working group, expert panel or dialoguePolicymakers/politicians2020Jon Gibbins participated in a Committee on Climate Change meeting on Reducing UK emissions - 2020 Progress Report to Parliament.Nationalfalse"CCS Research Forum" ECR webinarsParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarIndustry/Business2018,2019A team were awarded a fund by UKCCS Research Centre to set up webinars titled "CO2 Capture and Storage Researchers' Forum" (CCSRF). They invited a senior professional from industry as the main speaker to share his/her knowledge via each webinar throughout the UK. At the same time, two Early-Career-Researchers (ECRs) also presented their latest work (selected from competitive submission of abstracts by our judging committee) for each webinar. Outcomes: • Recognize the current opportunities and challenges of CCS application at industrial scale. • Be informed of CCS related research across the UK.Internationalfalsehttps://ukccsrc.ac.uk/news-events/events/early-career-researcher-led-webinar-co2-capture-and-storage-researchers%E2%80%99-forum-0UKCCSRC Virtual Autumn Conference September 2021Participation in an activity, workshop or similarProfessional Practitioners2021The UKCCSRC ran it's Autumn Conference as a 2-day fully virtual event, on 7th-8th September 2021. The theme of the event was 'Delivering on COP26: CCS across the world' and included more than 20 speakers, involving CCS industry, government and research institute stakeholders from across the globe. Throughout the event there were keynote speaker sessions, panel sessions and networking opportunities. Presentations throughout the conference were followed by question and answer sessions with participation from audience members. Panel sessions were on CCS topics in different geographical regions: 'A global overview', 'UK', 'North America', 'East Asia/Australia', 'Middle East', 'Europe'Internationalfalsehttps://ukccsrc.ac.uk/ukccsrc-virtual-autumn-programme-conference-7-8-september-2021/IEAGHG PCC conferenceParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarProfessional Practitioners2019Knowledge sharing: discussions around the various issues related to post-combustion capture technologies status and development.InternationalfalseUKCCSRC ECR Awayday - 28th April 2021Participation in an activity, workshop or similarPostgraduate students2021The UKCCSRC held a virtual awayday for ECRs on 'Building your network and making the most of opportunities', with key sessions on LinkedIn on secondment opportunities at SSE Thermal and POST as well as networking.Nationalfalsehttps://ukccsrc.ac.uk/event/ukccsrc-ecr-awayday-building-your-network-and-making-the-most-of-opportunities-28th-april-12-2-30pm/A talk at Energy Research Institute of the National Development and Reform CommissionA talk or presentationPolicymakers/politicians2017Prof Goran Strbac and myself were invited to Energy Research Institute of the National Development and Reform Commission to give a talk on the development of Energy Storage in UK.InternationalfalseUKCCSRC Autumn web series 2020 - Adsorbent screening for CO2/N2 separations using temperature swing adsorptionA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2020Dr David Danaci, Imperial College London gave a research presentation, with Q and A and discussion.Internationalfalsehttps://ukccsrc.ac.uk/web-series/ukccsrc-autumn-web-series/UKCCSRC Summer web series 2021 - Humber cluster updateA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2021Jonathan Oxley, Humber LEP, gave a presentation on the Humber industrial cluster, followed by Q&A and discussion, as part of the UKCCSRC Summer 2021 web series.Internationalfalsehttps://ukccsrc.ac.uk/web-series/ukccsrc-summer-2021-web-series/UKCCSRC Summer web series 2021 - North West cluster updateA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2021Prof Joe Howe and Prof Kirstie Simpson, University of Chester gave a presentation on the North West industrial cluster followed by Q&A and discussion, as part of the UKCCSRC Summer 2021 web series.Internationalfalsehttps://ukccsrc.ac.uk/web-series/ukccsrc-summer-2021-web-series/ECCSEL Research Infrastructure Coordination Committee (RICC) meetingParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarPolicymakers/politicians2017Jon Gibbins contributed to the ECCSEL Research Infrastructure Coordination Committee (RICC) meeting. Ensuring UK pilot facilities (PACT) correctly represented within ECCSELInternationalfalseUKCCSRC Autumn web series 2020 - ECR poster presentations, part 2A talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2020Three UKCCSARC ECR members gave presentations, followed by Q&A and discussion on their research: Hydrophobic inclusion-induced void space for enhanced direct air capture of CO2 by novel polyamine adsorbent, Louise Hamdy, Swansea University Biomass Combustion Ash in Carbon Capture, Mikhail Gorbounov, Brunel University London Analysis and modelling of CO2 adsorption from air, Grazia Leonzio, Imperial College LondonInternationalfalsehttps://ukccsrc.ac.uk/web-series/ukccsrc-autumn-web-series/UKCCSRC Director's LinkedIn articlesEngagement focused website, blog or social media channelProfessional Practitioners2021,2022Jon Gibbins has written LinkedIn articles on CCS topics which have been viewed widely, and re-shared to relevant audiences.Internationalfalsehttps://www.linkedin.com/in/jon-gibbins-6ab7706/recent-activity/posts/CATO workshopParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarProfessional Practitioners2019CATO knowledge sharing workshop - CCUS developments in the North Sea region.InternationalfalseVisits to Chiang Mai University and EGAT power plantA talk or presentationIndustry/Business2019Talk and diiscussions on CCS retrofitting.InternationalfalseOral presentation at Edinburgh UKCCSRC biannual meeting, September 4th-5th, 2019.Participation in an activity, workshop or similarProfessional Practitioners2019Purpose: to share information. An "elevator style" presentation by Richard Porter giving an overview of the project, which sparked questions and discussion afterwards.InternationalfalseUKCCSRC Programme Conference 2019Participation in an activity, workshop or similarProfessional Practitioners2019The UKCCSRC Programme Conference 2019 was a technical conference, bringing researchers together from across the disciplines, to discuss the current research being undertaken into CCS.InternationalfalseThe power of nothing - Participation in outreach activity as part of Imperial FestivalParticipation in an open day or visit at my research institutionPublic/other audiences2018This was an outreach project, whose goal was to raise awareness on the importance of environmental protection, particularly CO2 capture, highlight the role of scientists in this regard, provide basic knowledge of related materials chemistry through a hands-on experiment. This experiment involved the use of porous materials as adsorbents. It was presented as part of Imperial Festival 2018.LocalfalseCCUS Cost Reduction Task Force (reporting to the UK Energy Minister)A formal working group, expert panel or dialoguePolicymakers/politicians2018After the cancellation of the previous CCS Competition in Dec 2015, the task force was responsible for providing advice to the UK Energy Minister on how to revive UK policy on carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS). Participants from UKCCSRC included Jon Gibbins, Stuart Haszeldine, David Reiner and Niall Mac Dowell. Within six months, the task force produced a final report Delivering Clean Growth https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/727040/CCUS_Cost_Challenge_Taskforce_Report.pdfNationalfalsehttps://www.gov.uk/government/groups/ccus-cost-challenge-taskforceBEIS Power CCUS - Start up/ Shut down final reportA formal working group, expert panel or dialoguePolicymakers/politicians2020Jon Gibbins participated in a BEIS and industry meeting.NationalfalseUKCCSRC Network ConferenceParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarProfessional Practitioners2019The UKCCSRC Network Conference 2019 - CCUS - Spreading the Net was a two day conference that brought together academics, industry and other interested parties.Internationalfalse14th LSE SU China Development ForumParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarProfessional Practitioners2021Jon Gibbins participated in this event, providing expertise.InternationalfalseIndustry CHP CfD Structure meetingA formal working group, expert panel or dialogueIndustry/Business2020Jon Gibbins participated in a CHP CfD Structure.RegionalfalseUKCCSRC Spring web series 2021 - UK CCS - delivering a growing ambitionA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2021Jon Gibbins gave a talk, followed by Q&A and discussion on developments in CCS and plans for the future within the field.Internationalfalsehttps://ukccsrc.ac.uk/web-series/ukccsrc-spring-2021-web-series/UKCCSRC Flexible funding project blog - SCARP - the cliff edge of CO2 storageEngagement focused website, blog or social media channelProfessional Practitioners2022Accessible blog piece bringing this research project to a wider audience.Internationalfalsehttps://ukccsrc.ac.uk/blog_posts/flexible-funding-2020-blog-scarp-the-cliff-edge-of-co2-storage/Environment Agency: BAT for PCCS - first draft discussionA formal working group, expert panel or dialoguePolicymakers/politicians2020Jon Gibbins engaged with the Environment Agency through a series of meetings and workshops to develop BAT for CCS. The outcome of these engagement activities was two documents: 'BAT Review -' & 'Summary of BAT Guidance -' for New-Build and Retrofit Post-Combustion Carbon Dioxide Capture Using Amine-Based Technologies for Power and CHP Plants Fuelled by Gas and Biomass as an Emerging Technology under the IED for the UK, to be published 2021.NationalfalseCCSA: BEIS Briefing on the CCUS Consultation ResponsesA talk or presentationIndustry/Business2020Jon Gibbins participated in a CCSA meeting looking at a BEIS CCUS paper.NationalfalseUKCCSRC Flexible funding project blog - Resolving CO2 trapping and tracking CO2 migrationEngagement focused website, blog or social media channelProfessional Practitioners2022Accessible blog piece bringing this research project to a wider audience.Internationalfalsehttps://ukccsrc.ac.uk/blog_posts/resolving-co2-trapping-and-tracking-co2-migration-flexible-funding-2018/UKCCSRC Spring web series 2021 - CCUS updates from Germany including the latest research from the Mont Terri rock laboratory in SwitzerlandA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2021Dr Dorothee Rebscher, Federal Institute for Geosciences and Natural Resources, BGR gave a presentation followed by Q&A and discussion as part of the UKCCSRC Spring 2021 web series.Internationalfalsehttps://ukccsrc.ac.uk/web-series/ukccsrc-spring-2021-web-series/International Institute for Energy Systems Integration - annual workshopA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2017Presentation on the role and value of energy storage in supporting cost effective transition to low carbon energy systemsInternationalfalseUKCCSRC Autumn web series 2020 - Securing long-term geological carbon storageA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2020Dr Jerome Neufeld, University of Cambridge gave a research presentation with discussion and Q and A.Internationalfalsehttps://ukccsrc.ac.uk/web-series/ukccsrc-autumn-web-series/UKCCSRC Scientific Council Collaboration Award project blog - In-situ monitoring of agglomeration and defluidisation in a biomass FB combustorEngagement focused website, blog or social media channelProfessional Practitioners2022Accessible blog piece bringing this research project to a wider audience.Internationalfalsehttps://ukccsrc.ac.uk/blog_posts/in-situ-monitoring-of-agglomeration-and-defluidisation-in-a-biomass-fb-combustor/Student 4-weeks internship at NOC -flexible funding projectParticipation in an open day or visit at my research institutionSchools2022Anna Lichtschlag hosted a 4-weeks internship at NOC, where a mathematics student learned about advantages and challenges of offshore CCS, fundamentals about water column chemistry and oceanography and latest approaches for CCS monitoring.LocalfalseBEIS PCC discussionA formal working group, expert panel or dialoguePolicymakers/politicians2020Jon Gibbins participated in discussions around a CCUS research study.NationalfalseUKCCSRC Spring web series 2020 - An update to The Industrial Decarbonisation Research and Innovation Centre (IDRIC)A talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2020This was a guest lecture given by Professor Mercedes Maroto-Valer, Champion UK Industrial Decarbonisation-IDRIC, updating the UKCCSRC community on IDRIC activity.Internationalfalsehttps://ukccsrc.ac.uk/web-series/ukccsrc-spring-web-series/Call with Climate StrategiesA formal working group, expert panel or dialoguePolicymakers/politicians2021Jon Gibbins engaged with Climate Strategies developing ideas around stakeholder engagement.InternationalfalseCCSA/RVO Webinar 12th May: The SDE++ Mechanism for CCS and CCUA formal working group, expert panel or dialogueIndustry/Business2020Jon Gibbins participated in this meeting.NationalfalseUKCCSRC research needs 2022 workshop - Environmental impacts (including Health and Safety)Participation in an activity, workshop or similarProfessional Practitioners2022The UKCCSRC hosted a number of industry and policy led 'what are our (non-propriety) research needs' workshops. The workshops were intended to inform UK researchers and identify the key research needs. This workshop looked at Environmental impacts (including Health and Safety), with presentations from industry and policy stakeholders including Environment Agency, Health & Safety Executive, Humber Zero and Uniper Technologies Ltd. A set of research needs were identified during the workshop, to be used to inform researcher applications for the UKCCSRC 2022 Flexible funding call.Nationalfalsehttps://ukccsrc.ac.uk/ukccsrc-workshops/UKCCSRC Spring web series Guest lecture: Delivering Net-Zero - Myles AllenA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2020Myles Allen gave a lecture on the arithmetic of climate change and the role of CCS in reaching net-zero.Internationalfalsehttps://ukccsrc.ac.uk/event/ukccsrc-network-conference-2020-ccs-on-a-mission-to-net-zero-7-8-april-2020/BEIS Select Committee meetingA formal working group, expert panel or dialoguePolicymakers/politicians2019Engage and inform policy makers.NationalfalseOpen-access PCC web meetingParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarProfessional Practitioners2020Jon Gibbins delivered an open access Post Combustion Capture workshop.InternationalfalseCCSA Call on BEIS GGR Call for EvidenceA formal working group, expert panel or dialogueIndustry/Business2021Jon Gibbins participated in a CCSA meeting, providing insight and expertise.NationalfalseEnvironment Agency: BAT reviewA formal working group, expert panel or dialoguePolicymakers/politicians2020Jon Gibbins engaged with the Environment Agency through a series of meetings and workshops to develop BAT for CCS. The outcome of these engagement activities was two documents: 'BAT Review -' & 'Summary of BAT Guidance -' for New-Build and Retrofit Post-Combustion Carbon Dioxide Capture Using Amine-Based Technologies for Power and CHP Plants Fuelled by Gas and Biomass as an Emerging Technology under the IED for the UK, to be published 2021.NationalfalseSouth Wales Cluster meetingParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarIndustry/Business2019Engaging and facilitating industrial clusters.NationalfalseGDCCUS pilot plant openingA talk or presentationIndustry/Business2019Talk and discussions on PCC.InternationalfalseUKCCSRC Summer web series 2021 - Flexible funded research updates: CO2 conversion to high value chemicals by photocatalysis at ambient condition & Monitoring of CO2 flow under CCS conditionsA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2021Prof Junwang Tang, UCL and Prof Yong Yan, University of Kent gave a presentation on their UKCCSRC flexibly funded project, followed by Q&A and discussion, as part of the UKCCSRC Summer 2021 web series.Internationalfalsehttps://ukccsrc.ac.uk/web-series/ukccsrc-summer-2021-web-series/UKCCSRC research needs workshop - CO2 capture (including hydrogen)Participation in an activity, workshop or similarIndustry/Business2021The UKCCSRC hosted a number of industry and policy led 'what are our (non-propriety) research needs' workshops. The workshops were intended to inform UK researchers and identify the key research needs. This workshop looked at CO2 capture (including hydrogen), with presentations from industry and policy stakeholders including Wood Plc, Petrofac, Suez and NPL. A set of research needs were identified during the workshop and used to inform researcher applications for the UKCCSRC 2021 Flexible funding call.Nationalfalsehttps://ukccsrc.ac.uk/ukccsrc-workshops/UKCCSRC Autumn web series 2020 - Carbon dioxide removal (CDR) in global pathways to net zeroA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2020Professor Sabine Fuss, MCC Berlin, gave a presentation followed by discussion and Q and A.Internationalfalsehttps://ukccsrc.ac.uk/web-series/ukccsrc-autumn-web-series/Week 2 - UKCCSRC CCUS for Net Zero seminar series for government employees and UKCCSRC ECR membersA talk or presentationPolicymakers/politicians2021The UKCCSRC ran an 18-part series of CCUS for net-zero seminars for BEIS and other government employees, and UKCCSRC ECR members. The series covered a wide range of areas and provided an introduction to various aspects of CCUS. Feedback showed that attendees significantly benefitted from the seminars, with many having worked in CCS for less than 6 months. The second week included: 'Capture overview: post-combustion (amines)' with Prof Jon Gibbins, University of Sheffield & UKCCSRC and 'Capture overview: pre-combustion (hydrogen) and oxyfuel' with Prof Jon Gibbins, University of Sheffield & UKCCSRCNationalfalsehttps://ukccsrc.ac.uk/ccus-for-net-zero-seminars-resources/UKCCSRC Ongoing webinar series - 2nd March 2022A talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2022As part of its ongoing webinar series, the UKCCSRC hosted a webinar 'Results from CO2 injection into underground laboratories' with academic and industry speakers Dr Stuart Gilfillan, Dr Max Watson, Prof Auli Niemi and Dr Jac Bensabat, chaired by Prof Stuart Haszeldine.Internationalfalsehttps://ukccsrc.ac.uk/web-events/UKCCSRC Summer web series 2020 - Pore to basin scales of fluid flow and modelling for improved geological storageA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2020Sam Krevor (Imperial College London) gave a research lecture, followed by Q and A.Internationalfalsehttps://ukccsrc.ac.uk/web-series/ukccsrc-summer-web-series/Environment Agency telecon on BECCSA formal working group, expert panel or dialoguePolicymakers/politicians2020Jon Gibbins participated in discussions on BECCS and BAT review output with the Environment Agency.NationalfalseEnvironment Agency: BAT, H2 then PCC discussionsA formal working group, expert panel or dialoguePolicymakers/politicians2020Jon Gibbins engaged with the Environment Agency through a series of meetings and workshops to develop BAT for CCS. The outcome of these engagement activities was two documents: 'BAT Review -' & 'Summary of BAT Guidance -' for New-Build and Retrofit Post-Combustion Carbon Dioxide Capture Using Amine-Based Technologies for Power and CHP Plants Fuelled by Gas and Biomass as an Emerging Technology under the IED for the UK, to be published 2021.NationalfalseBlog post on UKCCSRC funded collaborationEngagement focused website, blog or social media channelPostgraduate students2020Dhinesh Thangandar provided an accessible blog article about research collaboration work.Internationalfalsehttps://ukccsrc.ac.uk/blog_posts/ecr-collaboration-with-ipese-epfl-switzerland/CCSA 2021 ConferenceParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarIndustry/Business2021The UKCCSRC supported the CCSA with their 2021 conference and Centre Director Jon Gibbins spoke at the event.Internationalfalsehttps://www.ccsassociation.org/events/save-the-date-ccus-2021-conference-12th-14th-october-2021/BEIS: Direct Air Capture and Greenhouse Gas Removals RoundtableA formal working group, expert panel or dialoguePolicymakers/politicians2020Jon Gibbins participated in a BEIS roundtable on Direct Air Capture and Greenhouse Gas Removals.NationalfalsePoster presentation at the Geological Society, London Energy Group Conference: CCS Symposium - Characterisation and Monitoring of ContainmentA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2024- Oral presentation by Morris, H. The Röt Halite Member of the Southern North Sea - A critical top seal for carbon dioxide storage in the Bunter Sandstone Formation - Poster presentation stimulated interest from multiple industry practitioners interested in the application of the research to commercial development of Carbon Capture and Storage in the North SeaInternationalfalsehttps://www.geolsoc.org.uk/~/media/shared/documents/events/Energy%20Group/2024%20resources/ccs%202024/Abstract%20book%20-%20CCS%20conference.pdfUKCCSRC Flexible funding project blog - Scalable step-change carbon materials achieving high CO2 adsorption capacity and selectivityEngagement focused website, blog or social media channelProfessional Practitioners2022Accessible blog piece bringing this research project to a wider audience.Internationalfalsehttps://ukccsrc.ac.uk/blog_posts/scalable-step-change-carbon-materials-achieving-high-co2-adsorption-capacity-and-selectivity-flexible-funding-2018/IMechE - Oil, Gas & Chemical Committee callA formal working group, expert panel or dialogueProfessional Practitioners2020,2021Jon Gibbins participated in IMechE Oil, Gas & Chemical Committee meetings in July 2020, October 2020 and February 2021.NationalfalseResearch presentation at BeNeLux Chapter Interpore scientific meeting. (ECR Collaboration fund, Catrin Harris)Participation in an activity, workshop or similarPostgraduate students2022Around 50 academics, post-docs, and PhD students attended the conference to share ideas and novel research. Many researchers came to my poster to discuss my research, from international communities I would not otherwise have these interactions with. We exchanged views on the research, sharing ideas for further experiments and collaborations.InternationalfalseSite visit - VPI ImminghamA talk or presentationIndustry/Business2020Jon Gibbins - Site visit to VPI ImminghamRegionalfalseIDRIC two-day planning workshopParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarProfessional Practitioners2022Centre Manager Carys Blunt and Centre Director Jon Gibbins participated in this two-day planning workshop for IDRIC.Nationalfalsehttps://idric.org/Net Zero Teesside technical meetingA formal working group, expert panel or dialogueIndustry/Business2020Jon Gibbins participated in a Net Zero Teesside meeting, updates and development discussions.RegionalfalseInternational Workshop: Welfare recalibration and the Ecological Crisis, University of PisaA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2019I gave a presentation entitled "How will the welfare system cope without economic growth?" to approximately 30 academics.InternationalfalseLondon Climate Action Wek talkA talk or presentationPublic/other audiences2019I gave a talk entitled "Doing the same thing and expecting a different outcome. Why the economics of today isn't fit for the challenges of tomorrow". The talk was to approximately 70 members of the public as part of London Climate Action Week.RegionalfalseCOP24: climate protesters must get radical and challenge economic growthA magazine, newsletter or online publicationPublic/other audiences2018An article about why COP24 climate protesters need to challenge economic growth. The intention was to engage a broader public audience with the ideas of a postgrowth economy. The article achieved 6776 reads, 58 retweets and 1084 shares on facebook. It was engaged with by people from the UK, France, Germany and the US.Internationalfalsehttps://theconversation.com/cop24-climate-protesters-must-get-radical-and-challenge-economic-growth-107768European Society for Ecological Economics Biannual Conference 2019 - indicator talkA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2019I gave a talk entitled "Moving away from GDP? Aligning indicators of societal well-being with policy-makers' worldviews as a mechanism for enhanced use". 40 academics attended.InternationalfalseEuropean Society for Ecological Economics Biannual Conference 2019 - welfare talkA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2019I gave a presentation entitled "State Welfare Provision and Environmental Protection after Growth" to an audience of approximately 40 academics. The purpose was to stimulate thinking on the subject of how we might design postgrowth welfare systems. I made new connections to other international institutes as a result of the talk.InternationalfalseGreen growth is trusted to fix climate change - here's the problem with thatA magazine, newsletter or online publicationPublic/other audiences2019An article about why green growth won't solve the climate change problem. The intention was to engage a broader public audience with the concepts of degrowth and postrgowth economics. The article achieved 16,631 reads, 46 retweets, and 344 hares on facebook. It reached audiences from the UK, US, Australia and Canada.Internationalfalsehttps://theconversation.com/green-growth-is-trusted-to-fix-climate-change-heres-the-problem-with-that-120785Institut für Sozioökonomie: Institutskolloquium SoSe 2020, Universität Duisburg-EssenA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2020I gave a talk entitled "Welfare systems without economic growth: A review of the challenges and next steps for the field" to an audience f approximately 30 academics from the University of Duissberg-Essen.InternationalfalseDepartment for Work and Pensions talkA talk or presentationPolicymakers/politicians2020I presented the outputs of my 3-month internship to the analytical community at DWP. According to my manager: 71 colleagues at all levels within DWP joined the presentation, which demonstrated the level of interest in soft outcomes, and means awareness of soft outcomes and measurement tools has increased greatly.NationalfalseCentre for the Understanding of Sustainable Prosperity, Interdisciplinary Research MeetingA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2019I gave a presentation entitled: "How will the welfare system cope without economic growth?" to an interdisciplinary team from multiple universities and institutions.NationalfalseInvited talk at UNSW Business School, Sydney, AustraliaA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2019Andy Zapechelnyuk gave a talk on "Optimal Quality Certification" at the UNSW Business School, Sydney, December 2019.LocalfalseInvited talk at Harvard-MIT Seminar in Economic Theory, Cambridge, MAA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2018Anton Kolotilin gave a talk on "Persuasion Meets Delegation" at Harvard-MIT Seminar in Economic Theory, September 2018, Cambridge, MA.RegionalfalseA talk at 2017 ESSET ConferenceA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2017Andy Zapechelnyuk gave a talk on "On the Connection between Persuasion and Delegation" at the 2017 ESSET Conference (European Summer Symposium in Economic Theory, 3-14 July, Gerzensee, Switzerland), organised by CEPR (Centre for Economic Policy Research). This talk presented recent results on the Project's line of research "Delegation Approach to Persuasion."Internationalfalsehttp://cepr.org/event/ESSET-2017Panel member, Conference on Policy and Mechanism Design in Politically Challenging Environments, Kyiv, UkraineA formal working group, expert panel or dialoguePolicymakers/politicians2018Andy Zapechelnyuk was a panel member at the Conference on Policy and Mechanism Design in Politically Challenging Environments, 25-27th July 2018, organised by Kyiv School of Economics. The conference held a series of talks and round-table discussions between world leading academic specialists on mechanism and market design and representatives of Ukrainian public authorities and government agencies, as well as members of the parliament of Ukraine. This was an invitation-only event with no media coverage to encourage open expressions of views by the participants.NationalfalseInvited talk at Australian Economic Theory Workshop 2020A talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2020Anton Kolotilin gave a talk on "Censorship as Optimal Persuasion" at the Australian Economic Theory Workshop 2020, University of Adelaide, Australia, February 2020InternationalfalseA talk at the 2018 EEA-ESEM Meeting, CologneA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2018Andy Zapechelnyuk gave a talk on "Persuasion Meets Delegation" at the European Economic Association & Econometric Society Meeting, August 2018, Cologne, Germany.Internationalfalsehttps://www.econometricsociety.org/meetings/schedule/2018/08/27/2018-european-summer-meetingMeeting with Mr Geoff Ogle, CEO of Food Standards ScotlandA formal working group, expert panel or dialogueProfessional Practitioners2018A meeting with Mr Geoff Ogle, CEO of Food Standards Scotland, on Friday 16th February. Food Standards Scotland is a stakeholder organization in the current project that we target to make impact through. On Friday 16th Feb, there was an initial discussion with the CEO where we outlined the directions and priorities of the research, and identified key people within Food Standards Scotland that we need to work with in future. In addition, Mr Geoff Ogle gave a practitioner seminar aimed at post and undergraduate students.Internationalfalsehttps://persuasion.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/events/geoffogle/A talk at the Lancaster Game Theory ConferenceA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2017Andy Zapechelnyuk gave a talk on "Delegation Approach to Persuasion" at the Lancaster Game Theory Conference organised by the Lancaster University Management School, Lancaster University, UKInternationalfalsehttp://www.lancaster.ac.uk/lums/economics/research/seminars-and-conferences/game-theory-conference/Invited talk at ASSA Annual Meeting 2020, San Diego, USAA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2020Anton Kolotilin gave a talk on "Censorship as Optimal Persuasion" at the Allied Social Sciences Association (ASSA) 2020 Annual Meeting, San Diego, USA, January 2020.InternationalfalseA talk at the Conference on Mechanism and Institution Design, DurhamA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2018Andy Zapechelnyuk gave a talk on "Persuasion Meets Delegation" at the 2018 Conference on Mechanism and Institution Design, Durham University Business School, Durham, UK.Internationalfalsehttps://www.dur.ac.uk/business/news-and-events/event-details/?id=37684Invited talk: Roy-Adres SeminarA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2017Andy Zapechelnyuk gave a talk on "Delegation Approach to Persuasion" at the Roy-Adres Seminar co-organised by Paris School of Economics, Université Paris-Dauphine, and Université Paris 1.RegionalfalseInvited talk at Boston University, USAA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2019Anton Kolotilin gave a talk on "Persuasion Meets Delegation" at the Economics Department, Boston University, MA, USA, April 2019LocalfalsePublic lecture on "Economics of Persuasion and Strategic Information Manipulation" at University of St AndrewsA talk or presentationPublic/other audiences2021An inaugural lecture on "Economics of Persuasion and Strategic Information Manipulation" organized by the University of St Andrews and delivered by Andy ZapechelnyukRegionalfalseA talk at the Workshop on Mechanism Design and Behavioral Economics, GlasgowA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2018Andy Zapechelnyuk gave a talk on "Persuasion Meets Delegation" at the Workshop on Mechanism Design and Behavioral Economics, Adam Smith Business School, University of Glasgow, UK.Internationalfalsehttps://www.coalitiontheory.net/content/3rd-glasgow-workshop-mechanism-design-and-behavioural-economicsInvited talk at University of University of California Los Angeles, USAA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2019Anton Kolotilin gave a talk on "Persuasion Meets Delegation" at the Economics Department, University of California - Los Angeles, CA, USA, April 2019LocalfalseInvited talk: University of ChicagoA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2017Anton Kolotilin gave a talk on "Delegation Approach to Persuasion" at the University of ChicagoLocalfalseInvited talk at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, SpainA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2018Andy Zapechelnyuk gave a talk on "Persuasion Meets Delegation" at the Economics Seminar, December 2018, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, SpainLocalfalseProject websiteEngagement focused website, blog or social media channelProfessional Practitioners2018A website and blog that reports progress and activities of the research project and allows for comments and discussionsInternationalfalsehttps://persuasion.wp.st-andrews.ac.ukInvited talk at Marshall School of Business, University of Southern California, USAA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2019Anton Kolotilin gave a talk on "Persuasion Meets Delegation" at the Marshall School of Business, University of Southern California, CA, USA, April 2019LocalfalseA talk at the 2020 EEA-ESEM Meeting, MilanA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2020Andy Zapechelnyuk gave a talk on "Optimal Persuasion with Application to Media Censorship" at the European Economic Association & Econometric Society Meeting, August 2020, virtual (hosted by Bocconi Universtiy, Milan, Italy)InternationalfalseSpecial session within the 2017 SAET ConferenceParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarProfessional Practitioners2017A session on the frontiers of information design, persuasion and communication, organised within the 2017 SAET Conference (Society for the Advancement of Economic Theory), Faro, Portugal, June 25-30, 2017. The session featured the talks from leading specialists in the field: "On the value of persuasion by experts" by Ricardo Alonso (London School of Economics), joint with Odilon Camara (University of Southern California) "Relational Communication" by Anton Kolotilin (University of New South Wales), joint with Hongyi Li (University of New South Wales) "Disclosure and Pricing of Attributes" by Alex Smolin (University of Bonn) "Disclosure and Rollover Risk" by Jack Stecher (Carnegie Mellon University), joint with Michael Ebert (University of Paderborn), Joseph B. Kadane (Carnegie Mellon University), and Dirk Simons (University of Mannheim)InternationalfalseA talk at the Economic Theory Workshop, University of East Anglia, NorwichA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2018Andy Zapechelnyuk gave a talk on "Persuasion Meets Delegation" at the Economic Theory Workshop, July 2018, University of East Anglia, Norwich, UK.InternationalfalseInvited talk at Higher School of Economics, Moscow, RussiaA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2019Anton Kolotilin gave a talk on "Persuasion Meets Delegation" at the Economics Department, Higher School of Economics, Moscow, Russian Federation, June 2019LocalfalseInvited talk at University of Minnesota Twin Cities, USAA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2019Anton Kolotilin gave a talk on "Persuasion Meets Delegation" at the Economics Department, University of Minnesota Twin Cities, MN, USA, March 2019LocalfalseInvited talk at he Berlin Theory Seminar Series, BerlinA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2019Andy Zapechelnyuk gave a talk on "Persuasion Meets Delegation" at the Berlin Theory Seminar Series, Berlin, January 2019, co-organised by Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Technische Universität Berlin, Freie Universität Berlin, WZB Berlin Social Science Center, DIW Berlin, and the European School of Management and Technology.RegionalfalseA talk at the Australasian Economic Theory Workshop, CanberraA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2018Anton Kolotilin gave a talk on "Delegation Approach to Persuasion" at the Australasian Economic Theory Workshop 2018, Canberra, AustraliaInternationalfalsehttp://sites.google.com/site/aetw2018/A talk at the Seminar Series on Communication and PersuasionA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2020Andy Zapechelnyuk gave a talk on "Persuasion Under Insufficient Reason" at the Seminar Series on Communication and Persuasion held virtually (July 2020, St Andrews, UK)InternationalfalseA talk at the Economics Theory Meeting, BonnA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2017Andy Zapechelnyuk gave a talk on "Delegation Approach to Persuasion" at the Economic Theory Meeting, University of Bonn, GermanyInternationalfalseInvited talk: university of MannheimA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2017Andy Zapechelnyuk gave a talk on "Delegation Approach to Persuasion" at the University of MannheimLocalfalseInvited talk at University of Miami, USAA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2019Anton Kolotilin gave a talk on "Persuasion Meets Delegation" at the Economics Department, University of Miami, FL, USA, April 2019LocalfalseInvited talk at University of St Andrews, UKA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2019Anton Kolotilin gave a talk on "Persuasion Meets Delegation" at the School of Economics and Finance, University of St Andrews, UK, May 2019LocalfalseSpecial session within the 2021 SAET ConferenceParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarProfessional Practitioners2021Andy Zapechelnyuk organised a session on the frontiers of information design, persuasion and communication at the 2021 SAET Conference (Society for the Advancement of Economic Theory), Seoul, Korea, June 13-17, 2021. The session featured the talks from leading specialists in the field. Ludmila Matyskova (University of Bonn, Germany) presented "Bayesian Persuasion with Costly Information Acquisition." Eugen Kovac (University of Duisburg, Germany) presented "A simple proof of strong duality in the linear persuasion problem." Andy Zapechelnyuk presented "Persuasion under Insufficient Reason." Claudia Herresthal (University of Bonn, Germany) presented "Hidden Testing and Selective Disclosure of Evidence."InternationalfalseSeminar Series on Communication and Persuasion, Summer 2020Participation in an activity, workshop or similarProfessional Practitioners2020The online seminar series, held in place of the canceled Symposium on Communication and Persuasion (March 13-14, 2020). Each session features two 40-min talks and a 30-min discussion time. The keynote speakers include Emir Kamenica (University of Chicago), Joel Sobel (University of California - San Diego), and Tymofiy Mylovanov (Government of Ukraine and University of Pittsburgh). The seminar series is co-organized by Teddy Kim (Emory University) and Andy Zapechelnyuk (University of St Andrews). The full list of speakers and talks can be found here: https://persuasion.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/seminars/Internationalfalsehttps://persuasion.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk/seminars/Invited talk at University of New South WalesA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2018Andy Zapechelnyuk gave a talk on "Persuasion Meets Delegation" at the University of New South WalesLocalfalseInvited talk at Unversity of YorkA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2018Andy Zapechelnyuk gave a talk on "Persuasion Meets Delegation" at the Economics Seminar, October 2018, University of York, UK.LocalfalseInvited talk at Northwestern University, USAA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2019Anton Kolotilin gave a talk on "Persuasion Meets Delegation" at the Economics Department, Northwestern University, IL, USA, March 2019LocalfalseResearch output presented at Competition and Markets AuthorityA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2020Hisayuki Yoshimoto presents the research findings on the project of quality certification and online reviews at Competition and Markets Authority, London, March 2020.NationalfalseSpecial session within the 2019 SAET ConferenceParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarProfessional Practitioners2019Andy Zapechelnyuk organised a session on the frontiers of information design, persuasion and communication at the 2019 SAET Conference (Society for the Advancement of Economic Theory), Ischia, Italy, June 30-July 5. The session featured the talks from leading specialists in the field: - "Belief Management and Optimal Arbitration" by Johannes Schneider (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid), joint with Benjamin Balzer (University of Technology Sydney) - "Persuasion for the Long Run" by James Best (Carnegie Mellon University), joint with Daniel Quigley (University of Oxford) - "Optimal Persuasion with an Application to Media Censorship" by Andy Zapechelnyuk (St Andrews), joint with Anton Kolotilin (UNSW) and Tymofiy Mylovanov (University of Pittsburgh)InternationalfalseInvited talk at University of Technology SydneyA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2018Andy Zapechelnyuk gave talks on "Persuasion Meets Delegation" at the University of Technology Sydney.LocalfalseInvited talk at California Institute of Technology, USAA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2019Anton Kolotilin gave a talk on "Persuasion Meets Delegation" at the Economics Department, Northwestern University, IL, USA, March 2019LocalfalseInvited talk at University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, USAA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2019Anton Kolotilin gave a talk on "Persuasion Meets Delegation" at the Economics Department, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, IL, USA, March 2019Localfalsehttps://calendars.illinois.edu/detail/6144?eventId=33333759Invited talk at the CREST Seminar, ParisA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2018Andy Zapechelnyuk gave a talk on "Persuasion Meets Delegation" at the CREST (Center for Research in Economics and Statistics) Seminar, Paris, France.Regionalfalsehttp://crest.science/event/andy-zapechelnyuk-university-of-st-andrews-persuasion-meets-delegationA talk at the Conference on Economics of Strategic Communication and Persuasion, MontrealA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2017Andy Zapechelnyuk gave a talk on "Delegation Approach to Persuasion" at the Conference on Economics of Strategic Communication and Persuasion, organised by CIRANO, Montreal, Canada.Internationalfalsehttp://www.cirano.qc.ca/fr/evenements/744Invited talk at University of California San Diego, USAA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2019Anton Kolotilin gave a talk on "Persuasion Meets Delegation" at the Economics Department, University of California - San Diego, CA, USA, April 2019LocalfalseInvited talk at Bristol-Kent-Southampton Workshop on Economic Theory, Bristol, UKA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2019Andy Zapechelnyuk gave a talk on "Persuasion Meets Delegation" at Bristol-Kent-Southampton Workshop on Economic Theory, June 10-11 2019, Bristol, UKInternationalfalsehttps://www.bristol.ac.uk/efm/events/2019/bristol-kent-southampton-workshop-in-economic-theory.htmlInvited talk at University of St Andrews, UKA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2019Andy Zapechelnyuk gave a talk on "Are There Ratatouille Restaurants? On Anticorrelation of Food Quality and Hygiene" at the School of Economics and Finance, University of St Andrews, UK, November 2019.LocalfalseInvited talk at Sydney Economic Design Festival: Information, Markets and Mechanisms, Sydney, AustraliaA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2019Anton Kolotilin gave a talk on "Persuasion Meets Delegation" at Sydney Economic Design Festival: Information, Markets and Mechanisms, November 13-15 2019, Sydney, AustraliaNationalfalsehttps://www.economicdesignfestival.net/A talk at 2018 NBER Organizational Economics Meeting, Cambridge, MAA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2018Anton Kolotilin gave a talk on "Persuasion Meets Delegation" at NBER Organizational Economics Meeting, 16-17 November 2018, Cambridge, MA.Internationalfalsehttps://conference.nber.org/conferences/2018/OEf18/summary.htmlESACT annual conference, 2020, AshfordA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2020Plenary talk at the annual ESACT conference on cell culture systemsInternationalfalse4th International Biotechnology and Bioengineering Conference, Kuala LumpurA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2019This was an international conference on industrial biotechnology, attended by a wide range of academics, companies and stakeholders. I was asked to give a Plenary presentation on our research and our GCRF projectInternationalfalsehttps://bioscienceconference.com/biotech-2019/School visitsA talk or presentationSchools2010,2011,2015Talk sparked questions and discussion Not applicableLocalfalseOpen day presentationsParticipation in an open day or visit at my research institutionSchools2007,2009,2011,2012,2013,2014,2015,2016Hosted open day visits to my lab in majority of UCAS days - 2 groups of UCAS applicants + parents per open day, at least 10 open days per year Increased understanding of biotech projects at KentNationalfalseGlasgow Science FestivalParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarPublic/other audiences2014Public engagement activity for Glasgow Science Festival that explained the project and discussed seabird migration, diet and climate changeLocalfalseSchool Visit (Hills Road Sixth Form)A talk or presentationSchools2016Talk to raise awareness on the impact of Human activities on biodiversity extinction and more specifically the role we have as citizens to influence fisheries and climate changeLocalfalseInterview for NERC Planet Earth PodcastEngagement focused website, blog or social media channelMedia (as a channel to the public)2012PodcastNationalfalsehttp://planetearth.nerc.ac.uk/multimedia/story.aspx?id=1261Podcast (Naturally Speaking)Engagement focused website, blog or social media channelMedia (as a channel to the public)2015Blog podcastNationalfalsehttps://naturallyspeakingpodcast.wordpress.com/2015/03/02/you-are-what-you-eatFabrication of Intraocular lens and in vitro testingA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2022The Oslo Eye Research Centre is actively looking for innovative solutions to treat ocular-related diseases, including cataracts. During the research presentation, we demonstrated novel manufacturing and prototyping techniques for Intraocular Lenses (IOLs) and the combination of drug-eluting lenses to treat cataracts and related conditionsInternationalfalseRapid prototyping techniques to create artificial lenses with drug-eluting componentsA formal working group, expert panel or dialogueProfessional Practitioners2022We held a presentation and discussion on the use of new lenses and drug-eluting components with local NNUH cataract surgeons, and explored the possibility of using the technology platform to address other unmet clinical needs in the ophthalmic field, such as cornea regeneration and glaucomaRegionalfalseDevelopment of eye lens using additive manufacturing processA formal working group, expert panel or dialogueOther audiences2022Engagement with Cataract experts in the local and regional hospitals to showcase the new development from our project and to exchange knowledge and trend in the current start of the art and future development to improve the clinical outcome for cataract patients.RegionalfalseEvaluating the feasibility of using portable lens prototyping and manufacturing techniques to support access to premium lenses in developing countriesA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2022We held a research presentation for potential international cataract surgeon partners (in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq) in developing countries. Our pathway to impact involves engaging with international cataract surgeons and scientists to discuss the feasibility of developing new lenses using portable platforms. We anticipate that the collaboration will grow and we will facilitate further research collaborations to test the feasibility of our research platform, which involves using portable manufacturing techniques to lower the cost and enhance access to premium lenses.InternationalfalseFinalist (Shortlisted) - Innovation Day and ESCRS: European Society of Cataract and Refractive SurgeonsA formal working group, expert panel or dialogueIndustry/Business2024The organisation is a leading entity in ophthalmology, specialising in advancements in cataract and refractive surgery. One of its key activities is hosting annual conferences, including Innovation Day, which serves as a platform for showcasing groundbreaking research, emerging technologies, and developments in the field. The intended purpose of this event is to foster knowledge exchange, drive innovation, and facilitate collaboration among researchers, clinicians, and industry professionals. Outcomes from this initiative include the dissemination of cutting-edge research, the introduction of novel surgical techniques, and the advancement of patient care through the integration of innovative technologies.Internationalfalsehttps://www.escrs.org/meetings-and-events/barcelona-2024-media-library/Norwich Science FestivalParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarSchools2019Norwich Science Festival is running locally in the Eastern Region with local and national companies, School, University and Other government institutions participate. There are a large number of audience including the general public, regional school, regional business and policymakers. At this event. We had a table activity show casting Cataract, including leaflets about the incident of cataract, causes of cataract, current treatment and discussing the potential of new technologies. We had full days of contact with the audience, from children to patient to cataract surgeon. Dr Aram Saeed also had an invited talk on Cataracts at the festival where the general public attended. The talk was focused on the causes of cataract and how they affect the quality of life and what are the current and future treatment to manage the condition. This was very well received and attended.Nationalfalsehttps://norwichsciencefestival.co.uk/about-us/past-norwich-science-festivals/norwich-science-festival-2019School visit (Cataract talk) Wymondham High - NorfolkA talk or presentationSchools2020Wymondham High Academy is a state-funded co-educational academy school in the English county of Norfolk It can be found near the centre of the town of Wymondham, to the west of Norwich. It has around 1,650 pupils aged 11 to 18. I have been invited to talk to give a science talk on Cataract to inspire the students. This was a well-organised event. I have given one hour talk where I covered the anatomy of the eye, the light going through lenses and how our brain translates images. I have then talked about cataract as a condition related to age but also can occur in children. I have then talked about new technologies about how they can make artificial lense faster and better with additional functionalities. Students were so excited and engaged. The session was followed by Q&A from the students.LocalfalseDeveloping and fabricating an Intraocular Lens for the treatment of cataract surgery.A talk or presentationIndustry/Business2022International Conference on the Lens - the presentation was recorded and play virtually to the audience.InternationalfalseGlobal Media Coverage Highlights the Impact of 3D-Printed Intraocular Lenses in OphthalmologyA magazine, newsletter or online publicationPublic/other audiences2024,2025The research on 3D-printed intraocular lenses (IOLs) has gained significant international media attention, highlighting its potential to revolutionise cataract treatment and ophthalmic device manufacturing. Various press outlets across multiple regions have covered this work, contributing to global awareness and engagement with the technology. UK: A podcast episode titled "Episode 110: Transforming Ophthalmology through 3D Printing" (24/10/24) explored the impact of 3D printing in ophthalmology, discussing its potential to transform cataract surgery and customisation of intraocular lenses. US: Articles such as "How 3D Printing is Revolutionising Cataract Treatment" (19/09/24) and "3D Printed Intraocular Lenses: Proof-of-Concept Study Showcases Stereolithographic Rapid Prototyping of IOL-like Designs" (28/08/24) provided in-depth coverage of the research, explaining its implications for personalised eye care and the future of lens manufacturing. Brazil: "Lentes Intraoculares em 3D Facilitam Tratamentos na Visão" (17/06/24) introduced the innovation to a Latin American audience, highlighting its potential to enhance accessibility to cataract treatments. Middle East: The coverage in "Kurdish Doctor Invents Groundbreaking 3D Lenses" (26/05/24) focused on the researcher's role in developing this pioneering technology and its implications for global ophthalmology. Singapore: The press release "UEA Researchers Unveil Breakthrough Resin for 3D-Printing Intraocular Devices" (22/05/24) showcased advancements in material science that enable the creation of high-precision, biocompatible IOLs. Impact and Outcomes This widespread media coverage has increased public and professional engagement with the concept of 3D-printed IOLs, sparking discussions within ophthalmology, medical technology, and regulatory communities. The global recognition of this research underscores its potential to drive innovation in cataract surgery, improve accessibility to personalised eye care, and influence future developments in medical 3D printing.Internationalfalsehttps://www.uea.ac.uk/about/news/article/innovative-3d-printing-could-revolutionise-treatment-for-cataracts-and-other-eye-conditionsPublic seminar - Stelios Lekakis and Graham FaircloughA talk or presentationPostgraduate students2024This public seminar, entitled 'Understanding the End: Developing a Theoretical Frame for Devastation in the Landscape' was presented at Newcastle University in January 2024 to outline some key theoretical perspectives from the project. The presentation led to questions and discussion, to extension of the research network (and consequently the involvement of researchers who were not previously involved in the project in the final project workshop later in 2024) and ultimately to applications for further research funding.RegionalfalsePublic lecture - CAPAS, HeidelbergA talk or presentationPostgraduate students2023In the framework of the Devastation project, ST delivered a public lecture as part of the open lecture series of the Kate Hamburger Centre for Apocalyptic and Post-Apocalyptic Studies in the University of Heidelberg, Germany.RegionalfalseInvited talk at the University of WürzburgA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2023Talk to the RNA centre at the University of Würzburg which was attended by all centre members including visitors.InternationalfalseInvited talk in BerlinA formal working group, expert panel or dialogueProfessional Practitioners2024A talk at the DFG panel meeting on prokaryotic virusesInternationalfalseSeminar - QMULA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2021Sharing of research data with other scientistsLocalfalseSeminar - UCLA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2021Seminar to share research data with other scientistsLocalfalseOpen Day for Communications CDTParticipation in an open day or visit at my research institutionPostgraduate students2018Manned the communication CDT pod at Bristol university post grad open day. Talk to a number of potential recruits and discussed the first year course content and the PhD research areas.LocalfalseBlog on 5G for Cambridge WirelessA magazine, newsletter or online publicationIndustry/Business2018Wrote a blog for the Cambridge Wireless website reviewing a talk conducted at Bristol university on 5G technology and deployment.Internationalfalsehttps://www.cambridgewireless.co.uk/news/2018/sep/25/radio-technology-5g-making-it-work-guest-blog-writ/Co-organiser of 17th INTR conference in Singapore 28th-30th October 2024Participation in an activity, workshop or similarIndustry/Business2024I was a co-organiser 17th International Symposium on Neural Transplantation & Repair (INTR), in conjunction with 34th Annual Symposium of the Network for European CNS Transplantation and Restoration (NECTAR) in Singapore on Oct 28-30, 2024. I promoted the Edinburgh Progenitor Cell Bank while at the conference, and have established new collaborations with Alfred Sun and Su-Chun Zhang.Internationalfalsehttps://intr2024.sg/Edinburgh Research Interest Group ERIG meetingA talk or presentationPatients, carers and/or patient groups2023About 28 people, most with Parkinson's disease, attended an ERIG event on 2nd December 2023 at the Centre for Regenerative Medicine hosted by myself and David Melton. I presented the latest Parkinson's research as presented at a recent conference.Localfalsehttps://www.edinburghparkinsons.org/progress-at-the-recent-nectar-network-for-european-cns-transplantation-and-restoration-conference-in-naples/Borders Parkinson's UK lab visitParticipation in an open day or visit at my research institutionPatients, carers and/or patient groups2024On Monday 21st October 2024 a group of 11 Parkinson's patients and partners from the Scottish Borders Parkinson's UK group visited the Centre for Regenerative Medicine. I gave them a tour of the facilities, and update on the on-going research and discuss the launch of the Edinburgh Progenitor Cell Bank.RegionalfalseCapacity building: Methane measurement workshop, NairobiParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarPolicymakers/politicians2017This capacity-building workshop was carried out to enable participation by staff and students who had been unable to travel to Aberystwyth in May 2016 for the first methane measurement workshop, either due to lack of time or because they had been unable to obtain a UK entry visa. The format followed the previous workshop, and its objective was to demonstrate techniques and calculations required to measure enteric methane emissions from ruminant livestock. Seventeen participants from universities and research organisations from four sub-Saharan African countries were able to attend.InternationalfalseDolen Ffermio (Farming Link) 6th Form ConferenceA talk or presentationSchools2016Conference for sixth form pupils at Llanfyllin High School on overseas development, with a focus on smallholder agriculture.LocalfalsePresentation at Tropical Pastures WorkshopParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarIndustry/Business2019Presentation of talk entitled "The role of improved pasture varieties on ruminant nutrition and productivity (in tropical systems)" at CATIE, Costa Rica. Participants discussed the use of improved forage varieties for more sustainable livestock production in Costa Rica and other Latin American countries.InternationalfalseEngagement with Charles Mugarura, Ugandan permaculture consultantA formal working group, expert panel or dialogueProfessional Practitioners2017Discussion of the Forages for Africa network initiative in relation to potential collaboration in Uganda.InternationalfalseCapacity building workshop, UgandaParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarProfessional Practitioners2017This workshop was held in September 2017 with members of staff and students at the National Livestock Resources Research Institute near Kiwenda, Uganda, to discuss and inform on areas of livestock nutrition and plant breeding. Following the workshop, a number of joint research proposals have been prepared and submitted.RegionalfalseForages for Africa - Appropriate Forages for Appropriate SituationsParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarProfessional Practitioners2015Twenty-seven participants from universities and research institutes from eight different countries attended a workshop held in Kampala, Uganda, in November 2015. Uganda was chosen as a representative region of sub-Saharan east Africa to assess local forage resources and needs for novel forage plants for livestock feeding. This included a field trip to local farms and to the research facilities of Uganda's National Livestock Resources Research Institute near Kiwenda, Uganda.InternationalfalseMethane measurement workshop, AberystwythParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarProfessional Practitioners2016Sixteen people from universities and research organisations from six different countries attended this capacity-building workshop. The purpose of this workshop was to demonstrate the latest principles and techniques for the measurement of enteric methane emissions from livestock animals, particularly focused on the requirements for generating emission factors for country-specific reporting of greenhouse gas emission inventory data.InternationalfalsePresented poster about my project at Leukaemia UK annual scientific conference, included lay members of charity, patient representatives.A talk or presentationPatients, carers and/or patient groups2024I attended the Leukaemia UK annual scientific meeting as they partially fund my PhD with the MRC. I had the opportunity to present a poster on my work and discuss this with conference attendees who included lay representatives and patient representatives. They were particularly interested to hear how this would benefit patients in the future. One of the sessions was also patient led and I found this very useful to hear from patients about what they wanted from cancer research and how they wanted this communicated.LocalfalseClinical trial newsletterA magazine, newsletter or online publicationPatients, carers and/or patient groups2025My PhD uses patient samples from a national clinical trial, COSMOS. I wrote a newsletter that we sent out to all our UK sites to circulate to their patients (current trial recruitment 380 patients across 27 sites). I included details of projects within the UCL lab that are ongoing into smouldering myeloma, including my own, and summarising findings and presentations of colleagues for patients and their families.NationalfalseScience and Engineering Day, UOSParticipation in an open day or visit at my research institutionPublic/other audiences2014,2015We ran a stand at our University's award winning Science and Engineering Day on 22nd March 2014, a large number of people from the local region attended. We ran it again in March 2015 increased visibility of materials science applied to turbine systems for the general publicRegionalfalseCareer presentation for Inspiring Futures (careers teacher organisation) hosted at Wellcome TrustA talk or presentationSchools2015I made a presentation and participated in workshop discussions with a group of secondary school teachers involved in giving career adviceNationalfalseSchool visits (Careers), LondonA talk or presentationSchools2006,2007,2008,2009,2010,2011,2012,2013,2014,2015,2017Visits to several different secondary and primary schools in classes and smaller and larger groups describing the science we do and the career pathways in science influenced several school students to pursue science-based A-levels and degree optionsLocalfalseResearchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49786895708&p=3bo&v=1&x=Vs3DJi87qJHrIiJgok9KJAPresentation by Julie Lovegrove at a UK Transforming the UK Food Systems workshop. Beans as a Vehicle for transforming food system Outcomes. Oxford University, UKA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2023Invited presentation for the workshop to discuss the importance of beans and pulses and to develop a roadmap for foundation of an active group in this area,.NationalfalseResearchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Nationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49787281071&p=3bo&v=1&x=rzoScbL4e3A2YfohM0oW1wKeynote presentation by Julie Lovegrove at an International conference "Nutrition Congress & Association for Dietetics in South Africa". in Cape town South AfricaA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2023The presentation was entitled ""From student member to President of the Nutrition Society - My career and research journey". It was a presentation to student and academic groups of career opportunities and challenges in nutrition science and disseminate grants and research activitiesInternationalfalsePresentation at Pulse Crop Genetic Improvement Network (PCGIN) meeting, NIAB, 18th NovemberA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2022Dr Peter Jackson presented at the PCGIN stakeholder meeting, based at NIAB, on the 18th November. He presented an overview of the entire Raising the Pulse project, with a particular focus on Work Package 1.NationalfalseOutreach activity - Beans as a Vehicle for Transforming Food System OutcomesParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarProfessional Practitioners2023Prof. Julie Lovegrove and Dr. Stavros Vlachos participated at the Beans as a Vehicle for Transforming Food System Outcomes event held on Wednesday, 27-28th September 2023 at the Environmental Change Institute, School of Geography and the Environment, University of Oxford. Co-convened by Beans is How, the University of Oxford, ECI, AFN Network+ and BeanMeals, this two day summit gathered an international group of researchers and stakeholders to highlight pulses as an exemplary solution for achieving net zero and other environmental goals, and dietary and other socioeconomic goals. It brought together the vision of how a shift towards more bean-based diets can help attain these goals and with the best methodology practices on how to achieve it. With the aim of determining opportunities to collaborate, the event featured case studies from UKRI Transforming Food Systems Programme funded projects including Raising the Pulse.Nationalfalsehttps://www.eci.ox.ac.uk/sites/default/files/2023-10/Beans-as-a-vehicle-for-transformation.pdfAttendance at the TUKFS Annual Meeting at Wokefield ParkParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarSchools2023Elena Millan and Stavros Vlachos attended the TUKFS Annual Meeting at Wokefield Park held on 21-22 November 2023NationalfalsePodcast for Institute of Food Science and Technology to highlight importance of nutrition as a career and disseminate current researchA broadcast e.g. TV/radio/film/podcast (other than news/press)Schools2024This podcast for the Institute of Food Science and Technology was entitled "Spotlight on Food Research: How can we increase pulse consumption in the UK diet?" aims to engage students and other interested parties in the importance of nutrition researchNationalfalsehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SL0p1cXZ7tIHow beans in toast could revolutionise the British dietA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49868349690&p=3bo&v=1&x=l9ovXWZLVPnFFj67_3xsrQKeynote presentation by Julie Lovegrove at an conference for the Doctoral Training Partnership (DTP) on Food BiosystemsA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2023A Keynote presentation entitled "Raising the Pulse of our Daily Bread" to disseminate findings and current projectNationalfalseMSc project student (2023): Effect of V. faba genotype and management on traits of Rhizobium leguminosurum sv viceaeA formal working group, expert panel or dialoguePostgraduate students2023Masters project looking at the Effect of V. faba genotype and management on traits of Rhizobium leguminosurum sv viceaeLocalfalseInvited presentation by Julie Lovegrove for the Royal Horticultural Society Autumn Event in Salford UKA talk or presentationPublic/other audiences2023Presentation entitled "Why are Fruits and vegetables important for human health" to disseminate research and as part of a collaborative art-science installation available at the RHS gardens in Salford, UKNationalfalseTalk at conference for skills development of early career researchersA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2023Jake Bishop used RtP as an example of multidisciplinary research in invited talk at conference for skills development of early career researchersNationalfalsehttps://web.cvent.com/event/972f2bad-2fa9-4912-8090-a1e107b926ed/summaryResearchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49786961330&p=3bo&v=1&x=6NAufCv-OoiyanCJddr7xQResearchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49786931365&p=3bo&v=1&x=i3XqVdAXlz_g3qdPQ5FEZQResearchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49787205475&p=3bo&v=1&x=W6utB112b7HVO-h6BnjQzgResearchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49786973595&p=3bo&v=1&x=6m5mdPRvYnWo1pOAgpsc-QBBC Berkshire (1/18/2023 4:37:01 PM)A broadcast e.g. TV/radio/film/podcast (other than news/press)Media (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Nationalfalsehttps://redirect.vuelio.co.uk/BroadcastV2?data=WFpyUFcvdWU1Rk1VNTlYcFdGTUhoRDQ4L1doTzFCMDNiUVFZdDMyRmM3ZmI4UU9OcDQ2Qi9RWStCWVFmbkdyMS9XdHFrenBkWDZTK3VMR0dib0QyNmV0ZGgxNkZYajQxSW9sSjZtMjdzVFVKcXZ5bGRTSXBqYTFGWHBiQjdtQVFIOWJaNGpzU2NCRUFSdEgwVjJLZ3VZaERTZHp4Researchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49787087353&p=3bo&v=1&x=qsX2t1W7s3GgWDrQwTzsjwResearchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49786971394&p=3bo&v=1&x=fJfpHflZAwVUqpiszI8qFQResearchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49787131267&p=3bo&v=1&x=Ba1uj_UwlCIrylsXT5ioDAPresentation at an event - Defra Farm Business Survey Seminar (29th April 2024)A talk or presentationPolicymakers/politicians2024Simone Pfuderer presented work from WP5 on crop variability at the seminar. The seminar was organised by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs. It was attended by policy makers from Defra, industry representatives and other academics. The aim was for Defra to find out about research carried out that is using the Farm Business Survey. It also provided an opportunity to network with Defra and industry attendees.NationalfalsePhD student presentation at the Food and Nutritional Sciences Department annual symposium in November 2024. The presentation was about 3 minutes and 5 minutes of questions.A talk or presentationPostgraduate students2024Annual departmental PhD student symposium - RtP PhD student presented for 3 minutes followed by 5 minutes of questions and won a prize.LocalfalsePresentation - online event International Industrial Ecology DayA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2023Simone Pfuderer gave a short presentation about the use of Life Cycle Assessment for crop based products, such as bread with particular focus on the importance of accounting for crop rotations in an LCA for the Raising the Pulse bread.Internationalfalsehttps://is4ie.org/events/event/international-industrial-ecology-day-2023/310Agrimetrics University of Reading workshopParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarProfessional Practitioners2023Jake Bishop used RtP project as an example of systems research at the University of Reading. The presentation was attended by researchers from the University of Reading and software developers from Agrimetrics.LocalfalseHow beans in toast could revolutionize the British dietA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49870498008&p=3bo&v=1&x=t0T-SY5QCbhssPkn75Ly7wKeynote presentation by Julie Lovegrove at University of East Anglia (UEA) Department of Medicine seminarA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2023Keynote presentation for seminar series entitled "Living on the Veg - Plant-based diets and CVD risk".NationalfalseResearchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49787061562&p=3bo&v=1&x=1520Cp3nMa00ilYCQrorDQSwitch to broad bean bread for healthier diet, urge researchersA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49786022647&p=3bo&v=1&x=MI0ORelK0_nk6F4hFt1MywResearchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49786959876&p=3bo&v=1&x=95UrvYns7p9ADiyaNy0BSQResearchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49787064161&p=3bo&v=1&x=nGOAlRa7kuLaKmQBMgJCKwResearchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49786888722&p=3bo&v=1&x=JBA_kaIe8EhwH-2X9Ozq8wResearchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49786916169&p=3bo&v=1&x=uCt59rrJuRaTAPo1ANvxrwResearchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49786915489&p=3bo&v=1&x=FCrF3VqntvOBm6Q3giy3owPresentation IFSTI-51 Dublin December 2023A talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2023Donal O'Sullivan presented an overview of Raising the Pulse to a mixed group of researchers and industry, covering food science and technologyInternationalfalseHow beans in toast could revolutionise the British dietA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49870673099&p=3bo&v=1&x=zUMu2Jrng3ho37bMfY9w7g2025 UK Legume Research ConferenceA formal working group, expert panel or dialogueIndustry/Business2025Presented the RtP project to the 2025 UK Legume Research Conference (25th-27th of March), hosted by Kew Garden and held Jointly with the DEFRA Pulse Crop Genetic Improvement Network Stakeholder meeting. The audience consisted of over 130 delegates representing all sectors of pulse's research (both academia and industry).NationalfalseResearchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49786901463&p=3bo&v=1&x=5w7ZL1XKNSo90VMy33tn_AA talk with post graduate students at Henan University of Technology in ChinaParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarPostgraduate students2023About 15 postgraduate students and 3 professionals attended a seminar on the results from the NDNS analysis delivered by Dr Yankho Kaimila titled Pulse consumption is associated with higher nutrient intake and diet quality in the UK; results from the NDNS. Students asked questions on data analysis and the RtP work. They showed interest in doing research at the University of Reading.InternationalfalseInformational Sessions on Raising the Pulse (RtP) Project, Campaign Objectives, and Engagement Activities in Undergraduate and Postgraduate LecturesA talk or presentationUndergraduate students2024As part of lectures at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels, WP4 lead informed audiences about the "Raising the Pulse" (RtP) campuswide campaign to raise awareness and promote its initiatives. The sessions provided an overview of the project's broader aims and objectives, focusing on increasing awareness of the health and sustainability benefits of UK-grown pulses. WP4 lead informed the students about the RtP Campuswide Campaign, pre- and post-campaign surveys, the special pulse-based menu and faba-bean bread offered in the campus canteens during the campaign, the Jamie Oliver's Ministry of Food cooking sessions, and the interactive Treasure Hunt. Additionally, the Treasure Hunt was integrated into a seminar task and students' presentations on the Master's ADMCCT Consumer Behaviour module and linked to theories taught in class. These diverse activities enhanced students' understanding of consumer behaviour in sustainable food systems and healthy and sustainable consumption, encouraged participation in our RtP activities, and raised awareness of the RtP project's impact on dietary choices and public health.LocalfalseWP4 Lead Presentation "Consumer Engagement in Climate Change Initiatives" - Inaugural Fruit Farming Conference on "Climate Change: Navigating the Opportunities for British Fruit Production"A talk or presentationIndustry/Business2025On 27 March 2025, WP4 lead of "Raising the Pulse" (RtP) project will give a talk at the Inaugural Fruit Farming Conference.Internationalfalsehttps://nextgenfruitgroup.co.uk/event/climate-change-conference-2025/Seminar presentation at University of ReadingParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarPostgraduate students2023About 50 postgraduate students and staff at the University of Reading attended an hour seminar delivered by Dr Yankho Kaimila titled "Pulse consumption is associated with higher nutrient intake and diet quality in the UK; results from the NDNS. The audience asked questions on data analysis and the RtP work. They are eager to taste the bread we will manufacture for the study.LocalfalseResearchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49787005770&p=3bo&v=1&x=AvZ1M7TinGXvCuhlpJmE2ABSc project student (2023-2024): Effect of V. faba genotype and management on traits of Rhizobium leguminosurum sv viceaeA formal working group, expert panel or dialogueUndergraduate students2024BSc project student (2023-2024): Effect of V. faba genotype and management on traits of Rhizobium leguminosurum sv viceaeLocalfalseResearchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewPublic/other audiences2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49786915773&p=3bo&v=1&x=OwEjZkSwpJpnqxPC4ANVFQResearchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49787035798&p=3bo&v=1&x=2kCPlTWIGHqWe0cIokzqMwResearchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49787063083&p=3bo&v=1&x=sIrFQVqRIJS5xcmzCImXZQResearchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49786886667&p=3bo&v=1&x=bPnoJBAIzd1UxxvaZjkv0wResearchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49787140860&p=3bo&v=1&x=wQu6whK5yIDvnTfIgSbxFwResearchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49786997239&p=3bo&v=1&x=nrfdTSh7rsEfbQ74nnvuaQBlog Post ("Raising the Pulse: How faba beans can transform our diet and the planet")Engagement focused website, blog or social media channelPublic/other audiences2025The Raising the Pulse (RtP) team published a blog post on 10 February 2025 titled "Raising the Pulse: How Faba Beans Can Transform Our Diet and the Planet" to mark World Pulses Day 2025. The post sought to raise awareness within the university community and beyond about the nutritional and environmental benefits of incorporating pulses-particularly UK-grown faba beans-into everyday diets. The blog underscored the role of faba beans as a sustainable, protein-rich, and fiber-dense food source, highlighting their potential to enhance personal health while mitigating environmental impact. By engaging a broad audience, the post stimulated public interest, deepened understanding of how dietary choices can drive positive health and sustainability outcomes, and enhanced the profile of the RtP project and the University of Reading.Internationalfalsehttps://research.reading.ac.uk/research-blog/2025/02/10/raising-the-pulse-how-faba-beans-can-transform-our-diet-and-the-planet/Beans IN Toast Could Revolutionise British DietA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.LocalfalsePoster on Work package 5 of RtP at the UK Legume Research Community conferenceParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarProfessional Practitioners2024Simone Pfuderer and Jake Bishop presented a poster on Work package 5 of RtP at the UK Legume Research Community conference, approximately 100 people took part, mostly covering researchers & industry professionalsNationalfalsehttps://uklrc.org/uklrc2024/Researchers urge UK to switch to broad bean based breadA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Nationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49787162891&p=3bo&v=1&x=vlHvS2kJEPiNtszkfNllGwStall at outreach event "Building Bridges" at the University of OxfordParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarSchools2023Stall and short presentation to groups of school children about applied sciences using the example of Raising the Pulse.RegionalfalseResearchers urge UK to switch to broad bean based breadA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49786904231&p=3bo&v=1&x=nmoRp1KJyWBu1lDY47ktdAExperts: Cereal on Toast could revolutionize the British diet. Science | NewsA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49840123218&p=3bo&v=1&x=I9NzTCD-a2HGqBJS0y8Q0QResearchers urge UK to switch to broad bean based breadA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49786859828&p=3bo&v=1&x=sSEPfmMLxFXrbAJorh7_1wParticipation in the Reading Community FestivalParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarPublic/other audiences2023The University of Reading held the first Community Festival on 13 May 2023 at its Whiteknights campus. This event brought over 2,000 people from the local community and the University together. RtP participated in the event by presenting its work and activities to the general public. The event was a massive success with lots of excitement and interest in faba beans sprouts, bread and other faba bean products from general public.Localfalsehttps://www.reading.ac.uk/about/local-community/community-festivalBeans in toast bidA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttps://printmonitoringservice.vuelio.co.uk/file/displaypdf?articleid=2213353&clientname=304850_UniversityofReading_PRINT&filename=563490595.pdfBSc project student (2022-23): Use of nitrification inhibitors to mitigate nitrogen losses following V. faba residue incorporation.A formal working group, expert panel or dialogueUndergraduate students2023BSc project student (2022-23): Use of nitrification inhibitors to mitigate nitrogen losses following V. faba residue incorporation.LocalfalseBeans in toast: UK should switch to broad bean bread, say researchersA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Nationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49778764230&p=3bo&v=1&x=rkF-XpuQSKDZI3n0_C4fFgPresented to DairygoldA talk or presentationIndustry/Business2024Several representatives from Dairygold visited UoR, where RtP was presented as a whole, sparking further questions on quality and nutrition of faba beanInternationalfalseWorking group on Food and agricultural systems Life Cycle Assessment - presentation on systematic literature review on bread waste in LCAsA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2024Simone Pfuderer gave a presentation at the working group on Food and agricultural systems Life Cycle Assessment of the University of Reading on 13 December 2024. The group meets several times a year and is attended by Life Cycle Assessment practitioners from across the University of Reading, including PhD students. On this occasion, it was also attended by an LCA practitioner from Denmark.LocalfalseResearchers urge UK to switch to broad bean based breadA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49786864513&p=3bo&v=1&x=IpuosuIS-7j5dBDpchF5zwBBC Berkshire (1/19/2023 10:46:37 AM)A broadcast e.g. TV/radio/film/podcast (other than news/press)Media (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Nationalfalsehttps://redirect.vuelio.co.uk/BroadcastV2?data=SlRFQUY2ckUxYVJuM2c2QlVTZEl5VW5tSG1UR0gzS3lpNlpVMklSMXIwalhrRGdaZ0M3K2JRMklneFdIMXBReE9Xc2licGRVM1gyM0QzajVuR01heXRRMURuTmtZdFREb21ncncwRGlnbXR6M1NHS09NU2ZHVGViblYvVEZ6NTV5akJicjhreG1DaXZnVE0vYVhmWlpnVWZqZUN0Researchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49786900619&p=3bo&v=1&x=QIZY-hV8Q3sziNiN65ZjSwResearchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49786899310&p=3bo&v=1&x=z9vgaHGgEPphFavxtgmcwQPresented the RtP project to the 2025 UKFM R&D SeminarA talk or presentationOther audiences2025Presented the RtP project to the 2025 UKFM R&D Seminar series on 6 February 2025. The audience consisted of 70 delegates representing the UK milling, baking and cereal breeding industry.NationalfalseResearchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49786941429&p=3bo&v=1&x=61CJGlCBawOhmfo91hP4FwResearchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49786879047&p=3bo&v=1&x=JQ8LFJ3IHmoIF89r354wYwPresentation in UK Parliament for STEM for Britain by Julie LovegroveA talk or presentationPolicymakers/politicians2022Presentation at STEM for Britain.entitled "Nutritional science and our future". Aitlee Suite Parliament, London, UKNationalfalseBeans IN toast could revolutionise the British diet, experts claimA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewPublic/other audiences2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49838456577&p=3bo&v=1&x=Q2NawtFUJ4Q5qq9E3ZOP9gResearchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49787099916&p=3bo&v=1&x=u6zz90x6S0J1-f1M6Vj0mQMedia article in the GuardianA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023Communication of the identity, goals and future activities of the UKRI funded project titled: 'Raising the Pulse'. 'Raising the Pulse' project plans to encourage British consumers and food producers to switch to bread that contains broad beans.Internationalfalsehttps://www.theguardian.com/food/2023/jan/18/beans-in-toast-uk-should-switch-to-broad-bean-bread-say-researchersResearchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49787044521&p=3bo&v=1&x=GPH8ca7x5ZhK_ufqzFECcgResearchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewPublic/other audiences2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49786924350&p=3bo&v=1&x=qPUgSKktTKjJ11ZtQX3knwResearchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49786828808&p=3bo&v=1&x=tuHRa68TYu4bWb8Sj0wnggBritain should eat bread made with BROAD BEANS, scientists sayA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49788095514&p=3bo&v=1&x=Se4LpvcYx3LLJ--vVC6DegWP4 Lead Presentation at the Raising the Pulse Stakeholder WorkshopParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarIndustry/Business2025In January 2025, the WP4 lead delivered a presentation at the Raising the Pulse (RtP) Stakeholder Workshop, attended by industry partners and internal project team members from all WPs. The presentation focused on key findings from WP4's research on consumer behaviour, engagement strategies, and the impact of the RtP Campus Campaign. It provided insights into consumer motivations, behavioural barriers, and the effectiveness of different interventions. The session facilitated discussions with stakeholders on how industry partners can apply research findings to promote greater consumer acceptance of pulse-based foods.NationalfalseResearchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49786874107&p=3bo&v=1&x=2cQLsQXzgFcX7cOGSTamOQPresentation at the "Transforming UK Food System (TUKFS), Early Career Researchers (ECR) Network Conference, 15th December 2022, Edgbaston Park Hotel in Birmingham (Hybrid)A talk or presentationSchools2022Dr. Stavros Vlachos virtually presented at the "Transforming UK Food System (TUKFS), Early Career Researchers (ECR) Network Conference, 15th December 2022, Edgbaston Park Hotel in Birmingham (Hybrid). . Dr. Stavros Vlachos gave an overview of the goals, objectives and research plan of Work Package 4 of "Raising the Pulse": Systems analysis of the environmental, nutritional and health balance of staple foods" project. Dr Yankho Kaimila gave an in person presentation at the "Transforming UK Food System (TUKFS), Early Career Researchers (ECR) Network Conference, 15th December 2022, Edgbaston Park Hotel in Birmingham on the work being done by Raising the pulse project and mainly highlighted the work being done by work package 3.NationalfalsetalkRADIO (1/19/2023 6:46:43 PM)A broadcast e.g. TV/radio/film/podcast (other than news/press)Media (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to a radio show on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Nationalfalsehttps://redirect.vuelio.co.uk/BroadcastV2?data=cHJLK1Bhek5rbGlPRE1DSjJMQnRmYklMVWFzR01kZXZWM2JPM3RhUzNWcjE2Y2FONFFwc3I0SENjazhMY2NRQjdvczJZTWlJTExFd0VRa0pRai9hTmhYNHNtNkdUSzBUTzdSbjJoaDE4alBERFk0QW1zUWkrZkZwKzlRMmpJUXJ0VnROM3J2UEpKdTJYQ0lDSU1WcjNBZU9QeDR2Presentation at Association for Nutrition annual discourseA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2024The Association for Nutrition Annal Discourse provides the opportunity to showcase some of the work being undertake by Registered Nutritionists. The 2024 discourse focused on "Leading the way to sustainable, healthier futures" and was held in person in London as well as streamed live online.Internationalfalsehttps://www.associationfornutrition.org/about/afn-discourseResearchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49786943194&p=3bo&v=1&x=RdsZqaAYTLhAbskQ-MDFuAPodcast for Institute of Food Science and Technology to highlight importance of nutrition as a career and disseminate current researchA broadcast e.g. TV/radio/film/podcast (other than news/press)Schools2024This podcast for the Institute of Food Science and Technology was entitled "Spotlight on Food Research: How can we increase pulse consumption in the UK diet?" aims to engage students and other interested parties in the importance of nutrition researchNationalfalsehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SL0p1cXZ7tIResearchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49786906018&p=3bo&v=1&x=rgsKEmhO2I-Zpdspyf4R1AMedia article in the GuardianA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023Communication of the identity, goals and future activities of the UKRI funded project titled: 'Raising the Pulse'. 'Raising the Pulse' project plans to encourage British consumers and food producers to switch to bread that contains broad beans.Internationalfalsehttps://www.theguardian.com/food/2023/jan/22/setting-pulses-racing-the-reading-scientists-perfecting-broad-bean-breadBEANS IN TOASTA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttps://printmonitoringservice.vuelio.co.uk/file/displaypdf?articleid=2213352&clientname=304850_UniversityofReading_PRINT&filename=563490186.pdfResearchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49786957557&p=3bo&v=1&x=-UsZsuNkbD_EYrSQhm6oRQConference PresentationA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2023About 50 attendees of the Nutrition Society Summer conference attended the poster session titled "Pulse rich diets are associated with a higher nutrient intake in UK adults" presented by Miss Oyin Olutu. This sparked conversation about the RtP project from many listeners who came to discuss the work further.Internationalfalsehttps://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/proceedings-of-the-nutrition-society/article/pulse-rich-diets-are-associated-with-a-higher-nutrient-intake-in-adults-results-from-the-national-diet-and-nutrition-survey-years-111/EFE04C6075859C97D9CCA4F369552E81Feb 2025 Wellbeing Festival at the University of ReadingParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarUndergraduate students202560 staff and students interacted with our project. They played games, took pulse enriched recipe cards and inquired on our project activities.LocalfalseResearchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49787162773&p=3bo&v=1&x=TGycBqZ04DRBXiYWuUMekABeans in toast: UK should switch to broad bean bread, say researchersA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49780201219&p=3bo&v=1&x=KBNJKtA2-peGvCSUExZeCwResearchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49787187553&p=3bo&v=1&x=7SWffPEbV7WkjPkUeY_4AwRaising the Pulse Engagement at University Staff ForumParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarPublic/other audiences2025The Raising the Pulse (RtP) team had an interactive stand at the University of Reading Staff Forum on 25 February 2025, between 12:00-14:00. At the RtP stand, participants took part in interactive conversations about the benefits of pulses and receiving practical pulse-based recipes. This activity aimed to communicate RtP research outcomes, raise awareness about the nutritional and environmental benefits of pulses, and inspire participants with practical ideas to integrate pulses into their everyday meals. The activity successfully engaged university staff, generating enthusiasm and positive discussions around sustainable dietary practices.LocalfalseResearchers urge UK to switch to broad bean based breadA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49786987830&p=3bo&v=1&x=4mVyfOBW_Q9eFEwn9kTkPgResearchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49786887859&p=3bo&v=1&x=stC76WeE28EWKNQc8MmusgHow beans in toast could revolutionise the British dietA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49868406319&p=3bo&v=1&x=6dd-DVpX5UfF8MKAoFe43APresentation at UKLRC Feb 2024A talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2024Peter Jackson presented an overview of RtP to the UK Legume Research Community, approximately 100 people mostly covering researchers & industry professionalsNationalfalseMasters student projectA formal working group, expert panel or dialoguePostgraduate students2023Aleksandra labinska conducted an analysis of the NDNS database for her masters thesis and was supervised by work package 3. Her thesis was titled "The association between the legume consumption and the risk of hypertension in UK adults." She succefully completed her studies and was awarded a masters degree in food systems.LocalfalseResearchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49787015789&p=3bo&v=1&x=ByBQEneFmWHkaHNhu2bqdwBEANS IN TOAST!A press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttps://printmonitoringservice.vuelio.co.uk/file/displaypdf?articleid=2211721&clientname=304850_UniversityofReading_PRINT&filename=563363047.pdfConference presentationA talk or presentationPostgraduate students2023About 50 participants who attended the Nutrition Futures 2023 conference attanded the session where miss Oyin Olotu presented a talk titled "Legume consumption and cardiometabolic health risk in humans". This sparked great conversations with other students, especially those conducting similar work.NationalfalseResearchers urge UK to switch to broad bean based breadA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49786878508&p=3bo&v=1&x=GJb_pTar5AD6mVGyfL5JkgA new ingredient could revolutionize white breadA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49965447379&p=3bo&v=1&x=_agaLI6Nz3cqMT5LqRLhuwConference presentationA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2023About 50 attendees of the Nutrition Society Summer conference attended the poster session titled "Pulse-rich diets are associated with higher micronutrient intake and serum micronutrient status in UK children" presented by Dr Yankho Kaimila. This sparked conversation about the RtP project from many listeners who came to discuss the work further.Internationalfalsehttps://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/proceedings-of-the-nutrition-society/article/pulserich-diets-are-associated-with-higher-micronutrient-intake-and-serum-micronutrient-status-in-uk-children-aged-118-years/D61CCAF8B4E9D3734FC228ABDE9EDC6CTalkTV (1/19/2023 6:40:46 PM)A press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttps://redirect.vuelio.co.uk/BroadcastV2?data=czg0M2kxazV4SDd3TEhmSzNBRlBjTk95KzNGajJ1QXJCa0NtT3ZJUlVEK1gybnZUQkxVTmVHenBrWExMTzZIeUZHZHo0dXFKOHFBUWNBWlNpTnlzNDdvcUMwK0VEK201YUVtVTNnSFEybEpRNjNVRjZicEg4ZlRoWmtNMWk1NldqVzJadzJWUnZ6dXk2cUlxU3lYSFlqaVA3QVNPCampus wide campaign cooking demonstrationsParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarUndergraduate students202464 people attended cooking demonstrations on the 21st and 22nd of November 2024. This activity was done in collaboration with Jamie Oliver's Ministry of Food, Bold Beans, Hodmedods and British Nutrition Foundation. Participants learnt to cook and taste 3 pulse based meals.Localfalsehttps://www.linkedin.com/posts/dr-yankho-kaimila-9bb103b1_rtp-raisingthepulse-activity-7265709997039251456-E1JR?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAABevtd8BJr-rDoHYCvwDh2kQqhTmUoFsWq0Keynote presentation by Julie Lovegrove at F&N NBRI Stakeholder event held in LondonA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2024Invited presentation entitled "Specialised use of the CoFID database for diet and health outcomes- Perspectives from a research user" at a stakeholder event to discuss the use of the CoFID database in specific research projects and future direction. The presentation influenced future direction and development of the CoFID database .InternationalfalseI'm a scientist get me out of here chatsA talk or presentationSchools2025Audience from across the nation - Primary/Secondary school teachers book 30-minute live online chats with 3-4 scientists at a time. This is to allow pupils to ask any questions they may have about various areas of science or ask about STEM careers. The PhD student on the RtP joined the "I am a Scientist get me out here" website and attended several chat room sessions in February 2025 to answer questions from primary/secondary school students on the RtP project, pulse consumption and related health benefits, and a STEM careerNationalfalseResearchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49787101620&p=3bo&v=1&x=WLNNndDBPiG6wh3LG-z-oAPostgraduate Lecture on Consumer Behaviour Analysis in the Raising the Pulse Campus-wide CampaignA talk or presentationPostgraduate students2024As part of the Raising the Pulse (RtP) Campus Campaign, a postgraduate lecture was delivered by Dr Elena Millan in 2024. The session focused on analysing different aspects of consumer behaviour in the Treasure Hunt and wider Campus Campaign. Postgraduate students were assigned tasks to prepare and present analyses on various aspects of consumer engagement, motivations, and behavioural shifts observed in the campaign. The session also facilitated discussions on key consumer behaviour theories, practical insights, and the impact of campaign interventions. This interactive engagement enhanced student learning by connecting theoretical knowledge with real-world applications from the RtP initiative.LocalfalseMedia article in the Express - Home of the Daily and Sunday ExpressA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023Communication of the identity, goals and future activities of the UKRI funded project titled: 'Raising the Pulse'. 'Raising the Pulse' project plans to encourage British consumers and food producers to switch to bread that contains broad beans. The researchers are looking to work with members of disadvantaged communities on their project - alongside experimenting with delivering novel foods in the University of Reading's halls of residence and catering outlets.Internationalfalsehttps://www.express.co.uk/news/science/1726211/beans-in-toast-revolutionise-british-diet-uni-of-reading-fava-soya-breadBeans 'in' toast can radically alter UK diet, study findsA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttps://printmonitoringservice.vuelio.co.uk/file/displaypdf?articleid=2213350&clientname=304850_UniversityofReading_PRINT&filename=563484431.pdfResearchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49786941026&p=3bo&v=1&x=JAG3W0rz9hBXHXx1GmwT4QBBC Berkshire (1/18/2023 8:45:33 PM)A broadcast e.g. TV/radio/film/podcast (other than news/press)Media (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.NationalfalseDelicious Beans Placed on Toast Could Revolutionize the British DietA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49825280663&p=3bo&v=1&x=tmAEFebfXFj2j6mGCQIX_wResearchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49786905272&p=3bo&v=1&x=HXRW5wbXFDJfpaf1GdvyYQResearchers urge UK to switch to broad bean based breadA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49786933554&p=3bo&v=1&x=l0OkNpLrjXlDJ7kTkulURwResearchers encourage Brits to eat bread made with broad beansA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49786849991&p=3bo&v=1&x=sClF3lbK40vzsGdrhI23cgResearchers urge UK to switch to broad bean based breadA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49786992019&p=3bo&v=1&x=wU_1PJhFr5lLMugRv241UQHow beans in toast could revolutionise the British dietA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49868452260&p=3bo&v=1&x=9jKVv7mRhQONZq9Vokp-SAResearchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49786911772&p=3bo&v=1&x=ceNJ7MRL-W5hOvTU8IpFcQOutreach activity - RtP at Building Bridges programme's Green Planet theme focusing on the environment and sustainability.Participation in an activity, workshop or similarSchools2023In 4th of July 2023, as part of "Building Bridges" programme, Dr. Stavros Vlachos represented RtP project and joined the activities of Green Planet theme focusing on the environment and sustainability. Building Bridges supports primary school students' successful transition to secondary school by boosting their academic motivation and engagement. This sustained contact programme was set up by the Department of Chemistry at University of Oxford and works with multiple partners from across the collegiate university and externally. Nearly 600 school pupils spent time with researchers from the Universities of Oxford and Reading. Pupils and staff learned key messages about the RtP researchers' work on sustainability, and how fibre in staple foods through the inclusion of the faba bean could offer a healthier and better for the environment alternative.Regionalfalsehttps://www.chem.ox.ac.uk/article/building-bridges-meet-the-researchersResearchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49787055552&p=3bo&v=1&x=CMu6WdKjglOezLZyP9lJAAParticpiation at the BeanMeals Workshop in LondonParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarIndustry/Business2023Simone Pfuderer participated at a workshop "Options for change" organised by the TUKFS BeanMeals project. The workshop was attended by about 40 participants from industry, academia, government and the third sector. Discussions evolved around options for increasing the UK supply of beans and changing the 'bean system' across all the different activities in the system to transform the UK food system towards better health, environmental, economic and social outcomes.NationalfalseRaising the Pulse Campus Treasure Hunt at the University of ReadingParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarUndergraduate students2024The Raising the Pulse (RtP) team at the University of Reading organised an interactive Treasure Hunt as part of the Campus Campaign from 11 November to 1 December 2024. The event aimed to educate and engage the campus community about the nutritional and environmental benefits of pulses through an enjoyable and interactive gamified experience. Participants explored different locations on the Whiteknights campus, discovering pulse-based products, recipes, nutritional tips, and sustainability facts. Over 100 individuals became engaged, raising awareness, stimulating engagement and positive behavioural intentions towards pulses and pulse-based foods.Localfalsehttps://readingagriculture.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_4O86C1V7h2rxwZ8Major change coming to Britain's bread in plan to add BEANS to loavesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023Major change coming to Britain's bread in plan to add BEANS to loavesInternationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49870122289&p=3bo&v=1&x=sF7h_q82gKsf-jBrGUXtrABeans in toast: UK should switch to broad bean bread, say researchersA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49778615480&p=3bo&v=1&x=KLp6tt7ixYq6kMXLIDNpVgResearchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewPublic/other audiences2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49786947439&p=3bo&v=1&x=KBp6GH0wTRNe-Uxaw87jNABeans IN toast could revolutionise the British diet, experts claimA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49838541418&p=3bo&v=1&x=pbfrsX_XsTLw3BarE8prdgA new ingredient could revolutionize white breadA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49965174231&p=3bo&v=1&x=YZlJzqf_9ixY6IyOHJBZugResearchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49786880296&p=3bo&v=1&x=nu46QXhzhqDUmMO_U9uFZwBeans IN toast could revolutionise the British diet, experts claimA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49838542333&p=3bo&v=1&x=AQb_2jeG_S7AYUtDpCjE6wResearchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49786842188&p=3bo&v=1&x=YRtVciWHohqRJvQrVFJ5bQA new ingredient could revolutionize white breadA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49965267577&p=3bo&v=1&x=F9NGtkBP0HAC9SQKip0Q4gResearchers urge UK to switch to broad bean based breadA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49787021481&p=3bo&v=1&x=6hN9RNQf6wGD52m5B7kKswProfessor Julie Lovegrove introduces healthier UK-grown beansA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49787768333&p=3bo&v=1&x=93y4uLcTm-yrjv1aAbhuDwMay 2024 Reading Community FestivalParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarPublic/other audiences2024About 150 people interacted with us at the community festival. They tasted the faba bean enriched bread, collected faba bean seedlings and seeds, played games and discussed our projects.RegionalfalseA conference presentation at the ANH Conference in MalawiA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2023About 420 participants of the ANH international conference listened to a one minute presentation by Dr Yankho Kaimila and viewed a poster titled "Assessment of the food and nutrient intake, dietary quality and quantity and the impact of increasing pulse consumption (such as faba bean) of the UK population on health and environmental outcomes using the NDNS database". Many people asked about the project and are interested in running similar studies in the African region.InternationalfalseResearchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49787196855&p=3bo&v=1&x=IrM48lM09I9SiszwsNyTHQBeans IN toast could revolutionise breakfastsA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttps://printmonitoringservice.vuelio.co.uk/file/displaypdf?articleid=2223283&clientname=304850_UniversityofReading_PRINT&filename=564075103.pdfBeans IN toast could revolutionise the British diet, experts claim | Science | NewsA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49839571766&p=3bo&v=1&x=-1CYhDygFSAc9txNFPikOABeans in toast: UK should switch to broad bean bread, say researchersA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Nationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49779284649&p=3bo&v=1&x=ywqZu2y8b_JALeKE9pAc2gResearchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49786881635&p=3bo&v=1&x=WNnyaZEzCddxShxNXMLfiARaising the Pulse Campus-wide Campaign at University of ReadingParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarUndergraduate students2024The Raising the Pulse (RtP) Campus Campaign at the University of Reading took place from 11 November to 1 December 2024. The campaign aimed to promote healthier and more sustainable food choices by encouraging the university community to incorporate pulses, particularly UK-grown faba beans, into their diets. The campaign activities were promoted via different communication channels, including University press releases, Monday Bulletin, School's and Stakeholders' social media channels and e-mails. Activities included specially designed pulse-based menus in campus dining facilities, featuring RtP faba bean bread; interactive cooking demonstrations in collaboration with Jamie Oliver's Ministry of Food; promotional partnerships with the campus Co-op, Bold Bean Co and RtP stakeholders (Menus of Change, British Nutrition Foundation, Hodmedod's); an interactive campus treasure hunt; and the distribution of easy-to-follow pulse-based recipes. The campaign successfully engaged staff, students, and visitors, increasing awareness and encouraging lasting dietary changes towards more sustainable eating behaviours.Localfalsehttps://www.reading.ac.uk/news/2024/University-News/Raise-the-pulse-together---Join-the-campus-food-revolutionResearchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49786991409&p=3bo&v=1&x=-MvCNkkqOtmIW6PFXjloagBEANS IN TOASTA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttps://printmonitoringservice.vuelio.co.uk/file/displaypdf?articleid=2213264&clientname=304850_UniversityofReading_PRINT&filename=563477794.pdfMedia article in the IndependentA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023Communication of the identity, goals and future activities of the UKRI funded project titled: 'Raising the Pulse'. 'Raising the Pulse' project plans to encourage British consumers and food producers to switch to bread that contains broad beans.Internationalfalsehttps://www.independent.co.uk/climate-change/news/beans-toast-diet-doctors-b2271402.htmlKeynote presentation by Julie Lovegrove at theAnnual Forum for the Institute of Food, Nutrition and Health at the University of Reading.A talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2024An invited presentation entitled "Dietary Fibre: How can we increase intake of this important dietary component?". The symposium was online and attracted 76 attendees and purpose was to disseminate current research and priorities in nutrition researchInternationalfalseNew ingredient could make white bread more nutritiousA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023AFH - Food & Nutritional Sciences,AFH - Sustainable Agricultural & Food Systems,Donal O'Sullivan,Julie Lovegrove,University of Reading gave an interviewInternationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49965824898&p=3bo&v=1&x=3Wjr4m7ozWT7LkYiizPIigPhD student presentation at the Food and Nutritional Sciences weekly Departmental seminars in November 2024.A talk or presentationPostgraduate students2024Departmental postgraduate student seminars - the presentation was about 20 minutes with 5 minutes of questions.LocalfalseHow beans in toast could revolutionise the British dietA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49868394479&p=3bo&v=1&x=ooA4cfKLd52JvpPZzuwmigRaising the Pulse Stakeholder meetingParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarIndustry/Business202540 stakeholders of the RtP project met to discuss project activities and results. This was an all day event that included presentations from all work packages and discussions with industry partners on work done and future work.NationalfalseUniversity College Cork School of Food and Nutritional Sciences Research SeminarA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2024The seminar series takes place in University College Cork School of Food and Nutritional Sciences monthly. Each seminar has a theme. The theme of this months seminar was "Sustainable Food Systems and Healthy Diets". The topic was of interest to a lot of people and as such on this occasion was very well attended.NationalfalseResearchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49786973566&p=3bo&v=1&x=Il-ij_ZXOmDdlfd9198yigThe reason chocolate is so goodA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Nationalfalsehttps://printmonitoringservice.vuelio.co.uk/file/displaypdf?articleid=2214076&clientname=304850_UniversityofReading_PRINT&filename=563514282.pdfHow beans in toast could revolutionise the British dietA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49868396665&p=3bo&v=1&x=lxqph2S3uW4eyQvMkqeajgConference presentation at the Nutrition Society Summer Conference 2023A talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2023About 100 attendands of the conference attended the session where Dr Kim Jackson presented a talk titled "Effects of substituting red and processed red meats with faba beans on nutrient intake and environmental impact in UK adults". This sparked conversation about the RtP project from many listeners who came to discuss the work further.Internationalfalsehttps://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/proceedings-of-the-nutrition-society/article/effects-of-substituting-red-and-processed-red-meats-with-faba-beans-on-nutrient-intake-and-environmental-impact-in-uk-adults/80C011A55B091B4B90EE553B6267CE1BBeans in toast? Scientists push case for bread made from favaA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttps://printmonitoringservice.vuelio.co.uk/file/displaypdf?articleid=2201223&clientname=304850_UniversityofReading_PRINT&filename=562779644.pdfKeynote presentation by Julie Lovegrove for award of the British Nutrition Foundation (BNF) Prize at the British Nutrition Foundation Annual Day in Royal College of Physicians, London, UK.A talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2023The prize presentation was attended by both in person and online. An interview about the awarded BNF Prize and presentation was filmed and is available on the BNF website. The presentation is available to view. There was interest from many members of the audience and since then invitations for further presentations and collaborations.InternationalfalseMenus of Change Universities Research Collaborative stakeholder meetingA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners202553 University of reading staff and post graduate students attended a 90 minute meeting organised by Menus of Change Universities Research Collaborative where we gave a 10 minute presentation on two RtP studies done in collaboration with university catering.LocalfalseRaising the Pulse kick-off event, Wednesday 23rd November 2022, London Road Campus, L022 110Participation in an activity, workshop or similarIndustry/Business2022Communication of the identity, goals and future activities of the UKRI funded project titled: 'Raising the Pulse'. 'Raising the Pulse' project plans to encourage British consumers and food producers to switch to bread that contains broad beans. Activities included the 1) overview presentations of the five different work packages involved in the project, 2) engagement with business partners including Heygates, Waitrose, Hodmedods, British Nutrition Foundation, Agrimetrics, Pladis, BioPower Technologies, DEFRA and Kings College London, and 3) research communication and press activity.NationalfalseParticipation in the Reading Community Festival 2024Participation in an activity, workshop or similarPublic/other audiences2024The University of Reading hosted its annual Community Festival on 18 May 2024 at the Whiteknights campus. This event attracted over 7,000 visitors from both the local community and the University. The Raising the Pulse (RtP) project participated with its own dedicated stall in the event by showcasing research findings and engaging visitors through interactive demonstrations related to faba bean sprouts, bread, and other pulse-based products and giving away free samples of RtP faba bean bread, pulse-based snacks and faba bean plants.Localfalsehttps://www.reading.ac.uk/about/local-community/community-festivalResearchers say UK should switch to 'beans in toast' and replace flour with legumesA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewPublic/other audiences2023The primary investigators gave an interview to the media on the work being conducted by Raising the Pulse project and the potential outcomes.Internationalfalsehttp://ct.moreover.com/?a=49787051284&p=3bo&v=1&x=AUKCCWxSekHl3w96j5T9yAUniversity of Reading press release for World Pulses DayA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewSchools2023Communication of the identity, goals and future activities of the UKRI funded project titled: 'Raising the Pulse'. 'Raising the Pulse' project plans to encourage British consumers and food producers to switch to bread that contains broad beans.Internationalfalsehttps://research.reading.ac.uk/research-blog/how-beans-in-toast-could-revolutionise-the-british-diet/Online Webinar by Prof Julie Lovegrove on Pulse Power for British Nutrition FoundationA talk or presentationPublic/other audiences2022Online Webinar On RtP recorded as part of British Nutrition Foundation "Pulse Power - ingredients for a healthier and sustainable future" 1600 unique individuals registered from all over world.InternationalfalseSOTSEF 2019Participation in an activity, workshop or similarPublic/other audiences2019The University of Southampton's Science & Engineering Day is an annual festival, celebrating the cutting-edge STEM research taking place at the University. I was involved with designing and supervising a number of demonstrations, including * An Active Vibration Control demonstration, showing a potential earthquake protection system * A binaural dummy head, used to expain how the human brain interprets the audio it recieves from our ears * A loudspeaker array for cars, which is capable of playing different music to the driver and front passenger at the same timeRegionalfalsehttps://www.southampton.ac.uk/islne/news/2019/03/science-engineering-day.page?IOA BulletinA magazine, newsletter or online publicationSchools2019This is a magazine published by the Institute of Acoustics, aiming to inspire young people to consider a career in acoustics. I wrote a featured article (Page 28) on my experience studying acoustics at the University of Southampton.Nationalfalsehttps://www.association-of-noise-consultants.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/IOA-Acoustics-A-Sound-Career-2019.pdfSOTSEF 2024Participation in an activity, workshop or similarPublic/other audiences2024Technology desmonstrators at the Southampton Science and Engineering Day - SOTSEFRegionalfalsehttps://www.sotsef.co.uk/VentureFest South 2022Participation in an activity, workshop or similarIndustry/Business2022During November 2022, ISLNE researchers again attended the VentureFest South Festival of Innovation (https://venturefestsouth.co.uk/) that was held at the Ageas Bowl in Southampton (Figure 5). VentureFest is an annual event that showcases the innovation and research capabilities within the South by bringing together: innovators, entrepreneurs and funders. More than a thousand of the South's business leaders, innovators, investors and entrepreneurs attended the event including the event partners BAE Systems and DSTL.Regionalfalsehttps://venturefestsouth.co.uk/)New Scientist Live 2019Participation in an activity, workshop or similarPublic/other audiences2019A huge public event where people from all backgrounds with an interest in cutting edge science and engineering come for a day of talks and demonstrations. I was one of two PhD students presenting work in association with the BAE Systems. It was a fantastic experience and I thoroughly enjoyed engaging with a diversity of people.Internationalfalsehttps://live.newscientist.com/#/BAE Systems AGM 2019Participation in an activity, workshop or similarSupporters2019The BAE Systems AGM was an opportunity to present my work on acoustic black holes to an audience that included company investors, politicians and industrial partners.Internationalfalsehttps://investors.baesystems.com/agmNew Scientist Live 2019Participation in an activity, workshop or similarPublic/other audiences2019I was part of a team that ran a range of scientific demonstrations as part of New Scientist Live 2019. The event was attended by thousands of people over the 4 days, and I'm estimating that we must have seen over 500 people through our stand over that time.Nationalfalsehttps://www.southampton.ac.uk/islne/news/2019/10/newscientistlive.page?Venturefest South 2021Participation in an activity, workshop or similarIndustry/Business2021The Intelligent Structures for Low Noise Environments Research team were present at VentureFest 2021, showcasing our research to a collective of innovators, entrepreneurs and companies. Two of our researchers attended VentureFest 2021 at The Ageas Bowl, Southampton. VentureFest is an annual event that showcases the innovation and research capabilities within the South by bringing together: innovators, entrepreneurs and funders. More than a thousand of the South's business leaders, innovators, investors and entrepreneurs attended the event including the event partners BAE Systems and Defence Science and Technology Labs (DSTL). Our team were demonstrating their current research in Active Sound Radiaton Control and Acoustic Black Holes at the event. The research on Acoustic Black Holes won the Early Innovators Award at VentureFest 2021.Regionalfalsehttps://www.southampton.ac.uk/islne/news/2021/10/venturefest2021.page?CILIP Library and Information History NewsletterA magazine, newsletter or online publicationPublic/other audiences2020A short piece for the CILIP Library and Information History group on female readers in eighteenth-century libraries. The piece reflected on a conference presentation I gave at the group's annual conference.Nationalfalsehttps://cdn.ymaws.com/www.cilip.org.uk/resource/group/6ea15dad-36c6-42ee-8a1c-cca65f310664/newsletter_2020_winter.pdfConference PresentationA talk or presentationOther audiences2021Conference presentation at a Women's Studies Group Seminar - 'A book is either the best treasure, or the greatest evil': The Circulation and Readership of Conduct Literature in National Trust Libraries, 1680-1830.NationalfalseConference PresentationA talk or presentationPostgraduate students2022Conference panel on reading and reflecting. My talk was titled 'A book is either the best treasure, or the greatest evil': The Circulation and Readership of Conduct Literature in National Trust Libraries, 1680-1830.InternationalfalseNT Libraries FacebookEngagement focused website, blog or social media channelPublic/other audiences2020,2021,2022Multiple Facebook posts for the National Trust libraries facebook group to share research and images of the Trust's collections. The comments on the posts spark discussion and increase the public's awareness of the collections which are usually inaccessible to them.InternationalfalseThe Brilliant ClubParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarSchools2021,2022Worked with 3 sets of 12 students across placements with The Brilliant Club (a widening participation charity). I designed a 7 week course for students in ks4 and ks5 based on my research into eighteenth-century private libraries. The course culminates in students writing a 2,000 word essay of original research. The course also intends to introduce students from disadvantaged backgrounds to the experiences and opportunities of attending a highly selective university.NationalfalseConference PresentationA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2020Conference presentation at the CILIP Library and Information History Group conference for 2020 - Eighteenth-Century Female Readers in National Trust Libraries. Sparked new discussions and led to the publication of the magazine piece in the CILIP newsletter at the end of 2020.NationalfalseConference PresentationA talk or presentationPostgraduate students2021Conference presentation for the WHN Studying Herstories student conference for International Women's Day 2021 - 'When I have a house of my own, I shall be miserable if I have not an excellent library': Women's Management and Use of Private Libraries, 1680-1830. Awarded a £50 book token for participation.NationalfalseConference Organiser - Power and PatriarchyParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarPostgraduate students2022Supported by the Women's History Network, this interdisciplinary, two-day conference will bring together early career practitioners and researchers to place the country house in conversation with current feminist, queer, anti- and decolonial discourse.Internationalfalsehttps://powerandpatriarchy.wordpress.com/Publication of Article on Project by National Geographic MagazineA magazine, newsletter or online publicationPublic/other audiences2017A major article focusing on the project is now appearing in the April 2017 edition of National Geographic Magazine. A longer version with more photographs will be posted in the National Geographic website. It includes a fold-out map describing the threats of climate change on cultural resources throughout Alaska.InternationalfalsePublic Broadcasting System (USA) Television program 'How to Survive the Little Ice Age'A broadcast e.g. TV/radio/film/podcast (other than news/press)Schools2021A short television episode on a special series designed to put science into the classroom. 'How to Survive the Little Ice Age' was dedicated to the research and results from the Nunalleq site.Internationalfalsehttps://www.pbssocal.org/shows/eons/episodes/how-survive-little-ice-age-xigbceFilm Interview and Production Assistance (Alaska Public Media)A broadcast e.g. TV/radio/film/podcast (other than news/press)Media (as a channel to the public)2015A film crew from Alaska Public Media spent several days on the archaeological site we were working on and also attended our community show and tell event held annually for the Yup'ik village of Quinhagak. The resulting short film, approximately 8 minutes long, was broadcast statewide and posted on Alaska Public Media website as well as on YouTube.Regionalfalsehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hh_KEQ-ayBIInterview for BBC PodcastA broadcast e.g. TV/radio/film/podcast (other than news/press)Policymakers/politicians2021One of two discussants in broadcast called 'Climate Justice' during international meeting on climate change in Edinburgh.NationalfalseNational Geographic Magazine names the Nunalleq site as one of '100 archaeological Wonders of the World' in November 2021 issueA magazine, newsletter or online publicationPublic/other audiences2021National Geographic Magazine named the Nunalleq site, the subject of this AHRC grant. as one of '100 Archaeological Wonders of the World' in a cover story in its November 2021 issue. It was one of 12 sites described in detail with photographs, along with sites like the Terracotta army, Machu Picchu, and the Titantic. This was in conjunction with a National Geographic published book which named and described Nunalleq as one of '100 Archaeological Sites that Changed the World.InternationalfalseSociety of American Archaeology Meeting 2015 (San Francisco)Participation in an activity, workshop or similarOther audiences2015Principal Investigator and Co-Investigator organised and chaired a session on Arctic Archaeology and Community Archaeology at Nunalleq at the largest archaeological congress in the world (SAA 2015) in San Francisco. The group of speakers included project researchers, other scholars and indigenous participants from Alaska. The presentations were followed by a question and answer session, which brought forward new perspectives and lively debate.InternationalfalseParticipating Community WorkshopParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarPublic/other audiences2016This was an experimental workshop involving Yup'ik tradition bearers, local decision makers and young people from the community of Quinhagak Alaska. We attempted to replicated artefacts recovered during the project using traditional tools and materials.LocalfalseFilm interview and production assistance.A press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewPublic/other audiences2014Our project hosted a television film crew from the Korean Broadcasting System. They spent several days filming on site. At the close of the field season they paid the travel costs for PI Knecht to come to Korea for an additional three days of filmed interviews and a public symposium. The hour long program 'Ancient Whalers of the North Pacific' first aired in early 2015InternationalfalseNation Geographic Magazine coverageA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewPublic/other audiences2014National Geographic Magazine ran a full page photograph and short description of our project. It ran in the October 2014 issue. As a result of high public interest National Geographic decided to run a full feature on the project which is now in preparation.InternationalfalseNew York Times articleA magazine, newsletter or online publicationPublic/other audiences2021An interview and photographs featuring the research at Nunalleq along with other sites revealed by climate changes around the world. It was featured in print and online.Internationalfalsehttps://www.nytimes.com/2021/11/02/science/climate-change-archaeology.htmlTraditional fishing workshop/group meetingParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarPublic/other audiences2018Co-I KD and PDRA EMM ran a traditional fishing group meeting in Quinhagak, in order to better understand traditional fishing techniques and fish processing past and present. This included participating in fishing and discussions with Elders, and exploring archaeological data on fishing from the Nunalleq site, including their reflections on the archaeological data. The Elders reflected that the occupants of Nunalleq had access to a wide range of resources, and also provided interesting new interpretations pertaining to the ecology of favoured prey-species. These details informed interpretation of some of the archaeological data.LocalfalseCommunity WorkshopParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarPublic/other audiences2013,2014,2015A day long workshop and display of the season's best finds was held in the community hall of Quinhagak village. It was well attended by village residents and by outside guests from around Alaska. In 2014 the state wide news paper the Anchorage Daily News ran 4 full pages of interviews and photographs of the event in its Sunday edition. Also the first traditional Yup'ik dance in more than a century was held to honor the artefacts we recovered and to welcome them back 'home'. Yup'ik dancing had been suppressed by missionaries for more than a century until now.RegionalfalseArchaeologies of Climate ChangeA talk or presentationUndergraduate students2015An invited seminar on the Archaeology of Climate Change in Indigenous Contexts was given at Johannes-Gutenberg University, Mainz, by project co-investigator Kate Britton, leading to much academic interest in project and new collaborative opportunities.InternationalfalseEven more National Geographic CoverageA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewPublic/other audiences2015Two photographers and a senior editor from National Geographic Magazine joined out project for a month in the summer of 2015. The story will run sometime in 2017 and more visits are planned. We were invited to apply for a National Geographic Grant to fund more work on the site.Internationalfalse"New kidneys for old; a challenge for surgery and tissue engineering"A talk or presentationPublic/other audiences2019My supervisor Lorna Marson gave a public lecture "New kidneys for old; a challenge for surgery and tissue engineering" as part of the MVM "Let's talk about health" public engagement lecture series. This included information about the HOT2 trial. I helped to support the lecture and engaged with the audience who ranged from renal patients or school students. I was able to discuss my research with them.RegionalfalseModerated Poster "MicroRNAs Predict and Regulate Heme Oxygenase-1 ExpressionA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2018Presentation of data at the Bristol-Edinburgh-Cardiff Collaborative meeting. Fantastic opportunity to build collaborations and speak to other experts in the microRNA field.NationalfalseBTS Medawar Session - HO-1 and MicroRNAsA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2020Presentation in the Prize session of the British Transplant SocietyInternationalfalseDefining Cell Enriched MicroRNAs to Predict Biomarkers in Renal TransplantationA talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2020Oral presentation at BTSInternationalfalseBMedSci Session - "The Role of Heme Oxygenase 1 in Organ Pre-Conditioning"A talk or presentationUndergraduate students2018I was invited to give a lecture to the BMedSci in Surgical Sciences students on "The Role of Heme Oxygenase 1 in Organ Pre-Conditioning." This included giving details on the our previous research in HO-1 and discussing the HOT2 clinical trial and my own research. We discussed the principles of moving research from bench to bedside.LocalfalseMajorca, Spain. 16th October 2017. Seminar at Illes Balears Institute for Health Research.A talk or presentationPostgraduate students2017Majorca, Spain. 16th October 2017. Seminar at Illes Balears Institute for Health Research. Research seminar. >80 attendees.Internationalfalsehttps://www.arabalears.cat/balears/Antonio-Vidal-Puig-nostres-estalviadors-lluitar_0_1892210855.htmlParis, France. 11th-15th April 2018. EASL International Liver Congress.Participation in an activity, workshop or similarProfessional Practitioners2018Presentation at the Paris, France. 11th-15th April 2018. EASL International Liver Congress focused on the pathogenesis of fatty liver and the effect of LipotoxictyInternationalfalsehttps://easl.eu/discover/events/detail/2018/the-international-liver-congress-2018LASA (Laboratory Animal Science Association) IAT (Institute of Animal Technology)A talk or presentationPublic/other audiences2009,2010More than 100 LASA members attended and the content was specifically related to either maintenance of specific animal models, thermoregulation (technical challenges in achieving correct housing temperatures) as well as a in house design for small animal metabolic phenotyping. We have been approached by other academic institutions and companies to provide advice on metabolic phenotyping and to request technical support to develop their own programmes. Also we are increaisngly receiving request to review grants based on technology for murine phenotyping.Nationalfalse1. Madrid, Spain (virtual). 11th November 2021. MOIR2 III SymposiumA talk or presentationPostgraduate students20211. Madrid, Spain (virtual). 11th November 2021. MOIR2 III Symposium ( Mechanisms of obesity and INsulin resistance)Nationalfalsehttp://www.moir2.urjc.es/en/programa-cientifico-moir2.php2019: An educational video on diabetes from Senior Research Associate Sam VirtueA broadcast e.g. TV/radio/film/podcast (other than news/press)Postgraduate students20192 019: An educational video on diabetes from Senior Research Associate Sam Virtue https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YmgYhDHl55c&t=2s. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bYSXqTAJBOo&t=8sInternationalfalse6. Shenyang, China. 20th-23rd September 2024. International Conference on the Comprehensive Life Course Prevention and Treatment of Obesity and Related Chronic Diseases.A formal working group, expert panel or dialoguePostgraduate students20246. Shenyang, China. 20th-23rd September 2024. International Conference on the Comprehensive Life Course Prevention and Treatment of Obesity and Related Chronic Diseases.InternationalfalseLisbon, Portugal. 11th-15th September 2017. 53rd EASD Annual Meeting.A talk or presentationPostgraduate students2017Lisbon, Portugal. 11th-15th September 2017. 53rd EASD Annual Meeting. >150 attendants to symposium on Obesity associated metabolic complications.Internationalfalsehttps://d-net.idf.org/en/events/369-53rd-easd-annual-meeting-in-lisbon-portugal.htmlBilbao, Spain. 8th June 2018. Seminar at Biogune.A talk or presentationPostgraduate students20187. Bilbao, Spain. 8th June 2018. Seminar at Biogune.Internationalfalsehttps://twitter.com/CICbioGUNE1. London, UK. 10th -11th February 2020. 3rd Global nonalcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH) Congress and co-located 1st Metabolic Syndrome, Diabetes and nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) Congress London.Participation in an activity, workshop or similarIndustry/Business20201. London, UK. 10th -11th February 2020. 3rd Global nonalcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH) Congress and co-located 1st Metabolic Syndrome, Diabetes and nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) Congress London. Key meeting to engage with industry.Internationalfalsehttp://www.global-engage.com/event/nash/Cambridge (virtual), United Kingdom. 6th July 2021. Innovations for phenotyping for Obesity, Diabetes and Co-morbidities (supported by GemPharmatech Co.,Ltd).Participation in an activity, workshop or similarPostgraduate students2015,20213. Cambridge (virtual), United Kingdom. 6th July 2021. Innovations for phenotyping for Obesity, Diabetes and Co-morbidities (supported by GemPharmatech Co.,Ltd).Internationalfalsehttps://www.mrl.ims.cam.ac.uk/innovations-in-phenotyping-for-obesity-diabetes-and-co-morbidities-programme-and-speakers/Presentation at the Institute of Safety in Technology and ResearchA talk or presentationParticipants in your research and patient groups2009,2010Presentations have been given regarding Health and Safety issues at ISTR (Institute of Safety in Technology and Research) on safe transport of biological materials. Increased awareness on issues related to safe transport are expected to improve safety.NationalfalseInauguration Ceremony of Institute of Advanced Studies Hong Kong, Sun Yat-sen University.Participation in an activity, workshop or similarPostgraduate students2024Inauguration Ceremony of Institute of Advanced Studies Hong Kong, Sun Yat-sen University.Internationalfalse1. Toronto, Canada (virtual). 25th January 2022. University of Toronto - Adipose Biology Seminar SeriesA talk or presentationPostgraduate students20221. Toronto, Canada (virtual). 25th January 2022. University of Toronto - Adipose Biology Seminar SeriesInternationalfalsehttps://twitter.com/VeraPieters_/status/1485789669837230082/photo/136 Congreso Sociedad Española de Farmacología.A talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2015http://congresosef2015.com/programa-cientifico/esquema-del-programa/ 12:30 - 13:30 Sesión Plenaria. Moderadora: Dra. Mª Jesús Sanz Ferrando Universitat de València. Adipose tissue expandability, lipotoxicity and the metabolic syndrome. Prof. Antonio Vidal Puig University of Cambridge. Reino Unido.Nationalfalsehttp://congresosef2015.com/programa-cientifico/esquema-del-programa/Lab Leadership in a CrisisA magazine, newsletter or online publicationPostgraduate students2021Lab Leadership in a Crisis The Covid-19 pandemic has resulted in more people working from home, fewer people working in the laboratory, changes in the pattern of scientific interactions, physical barriers to direct communication, all in a context of anxiety and uncertainty about the present and the future. These difficulties are causing mental health problems, frustration, anger, and disengagement. However, this turbulent time has also enabled new, unexpected leaders to emerge, performing more autonomously and making insightful decisions. This period has provided them with opportunities to show their character, determination and resilience when confronted with challenges.Internationalfalsehttps://alumni.bhf.org.uk/news/390927Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, Journal of Internal Medicine - Key Symposium "Metabolic complications of obesity"Participation in an activity, workshop or similarPostgraduate students2017Organisation of symposia with 150 attendants, 28 speakers from EU, USA, JAPAN, CHINA. Top symposium supported by the Swedish Academy of Sciences and the Journal of Internal Medicine.Internationalfalsehttp://www.mrl.ims.cam.ac.uk/event/metabolic-complications-obesity/Seminar at the Center for Diabetes and Metabolic Diseases, Medical Faculty, Indiana University.A talk or presentationPostgraduate students20212. Indiana, USA (virtual). 13th December 2021. Seminar at the Center for Diabetes and Metabolic Diseases, Medical Faculty, Indiana University.Internationalfalsehttps://medicine.iu.edu/research-centers/diabetes/enrichment/seminar-seriesForm the future Careers Carousel at Sawston Village CollegeParticipation in an open day or visit at my research institutionSchools2017Form the future Careers Carousel at Sawston Village CollegeLocalfalseCambridge Metabolic Network/Danish Diabetes Association Course for PhD Students.Participation in an activity, workshop or similarUndergraduate students2017Course sponsored by NOVO foundation from Denmark, 35 PhD students from Cambridge and Denmark.Internationalfalsehttps://www.danishdiabetesacademy.dk/events/lipid-metabolism-new-methods-and-translational-aspectsCentre on AI technology for Humankind NUS Business schoolEngagement focused website, blog or social media channelPostgraduate students2020The development of Artificial Intelligence (AI) promises amazing opportunities for transforming our lives and the way we work. It will help elevate our human potential in ways we cannot yet see or even imagine. But what are the challenges that lie ahead? Amid the hype and excitement, there is a risk that allowing technology alone to dictate the course of development may bring with it as yet unknown threats to our human condition. At AiTH, we believe that the development of AI technologies must be understood and examined in the context of collaboration and co-creation with humans. Our aim is to study, explore and develop deep insights into how AI technologies should be advanced with human-centred choices, promoting creativity and happiness whilst serving and enhancing human identity.Internationalfalsehttps://bschool.nus.edu.sg/aith/people/international-research-affiliate/4. Bradford, UK. 1st December 2018. SRUK Seminar (Society of Spanish Researchers in the UK).A talk or presentationPostgraduate students20184. Bradford, UK. 1st December 2018. SRUK Seminar (Society of Spanish Researchers in the UK).Nationalfalsehttps://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/v-christmas-seminar-science-of-healthy-diet-sports-wellbeing-tickets-51306854182#Naked scientist podcadA talk or presentationUndergraduate students2020Senior Research Associate of pour laboratory Sam Virtue on the Naked Scientist podcast - https://www.thenakedscientists.com/podcasts/naked-scientists-podcast/qa-soy-slingshots-and-cyanide & https://www.thenakedscientists.com/podcasts/naked-scientists-podcast/qa-atoms-avalanches-armpitsNationalfalsehttps://www.thenakedscientists.com/podcasts/naked-scientists-podcast/qa-soy-slingshots-and-cyanide.Dusseldorf, Germany. 10th October 2017. Universitäts Klinikum Lecture Series - CRC1116 "master switches after myocardial infarction"A talk or presentationPostgraduate students2017Dusseldorf, Germany. 10th October 2017. Universitäts Klinikum Lecture Series - CRC1116 "master switches after myocardial infarction"Internationalfalsehttp://www.irtg1902.hhu.de/schedule/schedule-single-view.html?tx_cal_controller%5Bgetdate%5D=20171010&tx_cal_controller%5Bview%5D=event&tx_cal_controller%5Btype%5D=tx_cal_phpicalendar&tx_cal_controller%5Buid%5D=15335&tx_cal_controller%5Blastview%5D=view-lEAS Advanced Course in Cardiometabolic Phenotyping in Rodents.Participation in an activity, workshop or similarProfessional Practitioners2015EAS Advanced in Cardiometabolic Phenotyping in Rodents, Cambridge, UK Scientists from the University of Cambridge Biomedical Campus recently hosted the 2nd EAS Advanced Course in Cardiometabolic Phenotyping in Rodents. This 3-day course combines the state of the art facilities and expertise within the Disease Model Core at the WellcomeTrust-MRC Institute of Metabolic Science and the BHF Cardiovascular Centre. By integrating the expertise of these two specialized phenotyping centres, it provides a unique opportunity to learn about many of the skills required for in depth cardiometabolic phenotyping in small animals. The 32 participants, selected from centres across Europe, were treated to a programme of lectures, phenotyping demonstrations and data analysis sessions. A further 1-day workshop at the Sanger/EBI focused on mouse genetics, genetic engineering and informatics resources, highlighting the great opportunities provided by recent advances in genetic engineering purpose-made mouse models. Participants particularly appreciated the mixture of hands-on experience, combined with opportunities to ask detailed questions on how the techniques demonstrated should be used to suit their own research priorities. The course was sponsored by the European Atherosclerosis Society, British Heart Foundation and TSE systems, with organisation led by Prof Toni Vidal-Puig, Director of the MRC Metabolic Diseases Unit Disease Model Core.Internationalfalsehttp://tvp.mrl.ims.cam.ac.uk/events/Linkedin Social mediaEngagement focused website, blog or social media channelProfessional Practitioners2016,2017,2018,2019,2020,2021,2022https://www.linkedin.com/in/toni-vidal-puig-md-phd-frcp-fmedsci-emba-43804113/detail/recent-activity/shares/ This is my most powerful social media communication channel with 5300 selected followers coming from science, business, academia. Communications include science-related communication and management of research-intensive institutionsInternationalfalsehttps://www.linkedin.com/in/toni-vidal-puig-md-phd-frcp-fmedsci-emba-43804113/detail/recent-activity/shares/Cambridge Science FestivalParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarSchools2021Cambridge Science Festival - covering all aspects of the world-leading research happening at CambridgeLocalfalsehttps://www.tvplab-cambridge.com/post/diana-cambridge_festival-20215th - 9th June 2015. ADA Scientific Sessions Insulin Action/Molecular Metabolism.A talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2015Lecture American Diabetes Association Conference 2015Internationalfalsehttp://professional2.diabetes.org/Presentations_Details.aspx?typ=10&sr=adv&cgr=238&congress=238MIddle EaSt obesityA magazine, newsletter or online publicationPublic/other audiences2018Professors Toni Vidal-Puig MD PhD FRCP FMedSci EMBA and Meis Moukayed have honoured us by writing the fascinating article, People with obesity: Their heroic battle to defeat their genes in a hostile hypercaloric sedentary environment. The professors explain why more than 50 human genes, the environment and lifestyle culture all contribute to why it is not so easy as the doctor telling the patient to lose weight. In addition to looking at the 'why' of obesity,Internationalfalsehttps://www.middleeastmedicalportal.com/product/november-december-2018/5. London, UK. 30th October 2018. California Walnut Commission Scientific & Health Research Meeting.A talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners20185. London, UK. 30th October 2018. California Walnut Commission Scientific & Health Research Meeting.Internationalfalsehttps://www.bighospitality.co.uk/News/Promotional-Features/California-Walnut-Culinary-Institute-of-America-Study-Trip-2018Keystone Symposia on Diabetes/Obesity and Adipose Tissue Biology.A talk or presentationPostgraduate students2017Keystone Conference Lecture. Colorado, USA. 22nd - 27th January 2017.Internationalfalsehttp://healthdocbox.com/amp/69735120-Diabetes/Diabetes-january-22-26-2017-keystone-conference-center-keystone-colorado-usa.htmlChina Medical University ConferenceA talk or presentationPostgraduate students2021China Medical University Conference - "The First International Conference on the Comprehensive Life Course Prevention and Treatment of Obesity and Related Chronic Diseases"Internationalfalsehttps://en.chinacdc.cn/news/latest/202201/t20220105_255718.htmlCambridge, United Kingdom. 2nd -4th July 2019 EAS Advanced Course in Cardiometabolic PhenotypingParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarPostgraduate students2019Cambridge, United Kingdom. 2nd -4th July 2019 EAS Advanced Course in Cardiometabolic Phenotyping Training hands on to develop expertise in cardiometabolic phenotypingInternationalfalsehttps://www.eas-society.org/events/EventDetails.aspx?id=1211946Naples, Italy. 28th May 2018. Seminar at The Institute of Genetics and Biophysics "Adriano Buzzati-Traverso" of the National Research Council (CNR).Participation in an activity, workshop or similarPostgraduate students2018Naples, Italy. 28th May 2018. Seminar at The Institute of Genetics and Biophysics "Adriano Buzzati-Traverso" of the National Research Council (CNR). Lecture on the Adipose tissue expandability, lipotoxicity and metabolic syndrome.InternationalfalsePublic engagement at the Suffolk Science FestivalParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarSchools2020On Monday February 17th 2020, a team of PhD students from the Institute of Metabolic Science went to the Suffolk Science Festival in Bury St. Edmunds to teach local children about neurons, the anatomy of the gastrointestinal system and the importance of insulin sensitivity. Among the team was TVP lab PhD student Jennie Leggat.Regionalfalsehttps://www.tvplab-cambridge.com/post/public-engagement-at-the-suffolk-science-festivalEASD virtual meeting.A talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2016,2021This was a meeting at the EASD Virtual Symposium, 29th September 2021. "What's the matter with adipose tissue and insulin resistance?"Internationalfalsehttps://www.easd.org/virtualmeeting/home.html%20#!resources/adipose-tissue-as-a-major-determinant-of-systemic-insulin-sensitivityBarcelona, Spain. 24th-27th May 2017. EMBO workshop meeting on BAT.A talk or presentationPostgraduate students2017Barcelona, Spain. 24th-27th May 2017. EMBO workshop meeting on BAT. Conference lecturerInternationalfalsehttp://meetings.embo.org/event/17-brown-fatAthens, Greece. 24th June 2024. Federation of European Pharmacological Societies (EPHAR) SymposiumParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarProfessional Practitioners20248. Athens, Greece. 24th June 2024. Federation of European Pharmacological Societies (EPHAR) SymposiumInternationalfalseSeminar at The Diabetes Research Center, University of IowaA talk or presentationPostgraduate students2021Iowa, USA (virtual). 4th October 2021. Seminar at The Diabetes Research Center, University of IowaInternationalfalsehttps://medicine.uiowa.edu/diabetes/event/76651Malaga, Spain. 20th-23rd March 2017. Danish Diabetes Academy Postdoc Winter SchoolParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarUndergraduate students2017On March 19-24, 2017, a total of 99 Post Doc fellows, third-year PhD students and prominent national and international speakers attended Danish Diabetes Academy's 3rd Winter School in Malaga with focus on different aspects of prevention and treatment of diabetes as well as career development. Malaga, Spain. 20th-23rd March 2017. Danish Diabetes Academy Postdoc Winter School. .Internationalfalsehttps://www.danishdiabetesacademy.dk/node/1087I'm a Scientist - Get Me Out of Here!A broadcast e.g. TV/radio/film/podcast (other than news/press)Schools2020I'm a Scientist - Get Me Out of Here! During the lockdown, two members of the TVP Lab - Sonia & Jennie - took part in the MRC initiative 'I'm a Scientist - Stay at Home!'. This programme was established to allow school children to talk to real scientists during their virtual science lessons in the summer term, to find out more about the subjects they were interested in! Sonia was in the 'Disease Detectives Zone', while Jennie was in the 'Medical Research Zone'. They both had a lot of fun, and were amazed by how insightful the questions they received were!Nationalfalsehttps://imascientist.org.uk/Presentation at AALAS (American Association of Laboratory Animal ScienceA talk or presentationHealth professionals2009,2010Attending more than 150 membersof AALAS, we presented our expertise in mouse husbandry and metabolic phenotyping technology development. Increased demand for technical advice related to murine husbandry and technological developments for murine phenotyping.Internationalfalse2019: An interview with PhD student Jennie Leggat on CBBC -Engagement focused website, blog or social media channelPostgraduate students20192019: An interview with PhD student Jennie Leggat on CBBC - https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m000cgln/operation-ouch-series-8-15-food-poo-and-youNationalfalseToulouse, France. 28th April 2017. Seminar at INSERM.A talk or presentationPostgraduate students2017Toulouse, France. 28th April 2017. Seminar at INSERM. Dissemination of research outcomes to research commnityInternationalfalsehttps://www.stromalab.fr/actualites/pr-toni-vidal-puig-university-of-cambridge-uk/European Neuroendocrinology Society meeting in Vienna. .Participation in an activity, workshop or similarPostgraduate students2012Dr Sam Virtue recently presented at the prestigious European Neuroendocrinology Society meeting in Vienna. Sam's talk was focussed on metabolomics in endocrinology and was based on the past 9 years of experience in the TVP lab in the field of lipodomics. The purpose of the talk was to discuss how biologists without systems biology experience can work with groups specialising in the fields of metabolomics to design appropriate experiments and extract the maximum value from their data sets. Dr Virtue has been invivted to give similar type of talk in other venues,Keynote/Invited SpeakerInternationalfalseAMAST Press Release QIBA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewPublic/other audiences2024AMAST Launch, Press ReleaseInternationalfalsehttps://quadram.ac.uk/amast-network-launches-to-battle-amr-in-the-agrifood-system/AMAST/TransD Networks - Discord ChannelEngagement focused website, blog or social media channelOther audiences2024AMAST created a Discord channel for the Directors and Network Managers of the 8 AMR Transdisciplinary Networks to exchange information, organise activities together and avoid duplicatoin of efforts.NationalfalseAMR Networks - Leadership MeetingA formal working group, expert panel or dialogueOther audiences2024The inaugural AMR Transdisciplinary Networks meeting was held in September 2024, organized by Willem van Schaik (TARGeT Network). The meeting has strengthened AMAST's cross-programme engagement, allowing the network to align its activities with complementary initiatives while maintaining its unique focus on AMR in agrifood systems. This collaborative framework helps mitigate the risk of stakeholder fatigue identified in the quarterly report, as networks can coordinate their approaches to stakeholder engagement.Nationalfalsehttps://amast.org.uk/?p=59Press Article - AMAST 7th August 2024 - Labmate OnlineA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2024Labmate ONline Article about the launch of the AMAST NetworkInternationalfalsehttps://www.labmate-online.com/news/news-and-views/5/quadram-institute-bioscience/network-launches-to-battle-amr-in-the-agrifood-system/63081AMAST Press Release CAB InternationalA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewPublic/other audiences2024AMAST Launch, Press ReleaseInternationalfalsehttps://www.cabi.org/news-article/cabi-joins-amast-network-launched-to-battle-amr-in-the-agrifood-system/AMAST Press Release CranfieldA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewPublic/other audiences2024AMAST Launch, Press ReleaseInternationalfalsehttps://www.cranfield.ac.uk/press/news-2024/new-research-network-to-investigate-antimicrobial-resistance-in-food-productionPress Article - AMAST 24th July 2024 - Scottish Business NewsA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2024Scottish Business News Hutton joins AMAST Network to battle AMR in the agrifood systemInternationalfalsehttps://scottishbusinessnews.net/hutton-joins-amast-network-to-battle-amr-in-the-agrifood-system/AMAST Press Release NCLA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewPublic/other audiences2024AMAST Launch Press ReleaseInternationalfalsehttps://www.ncl.ac.uk/press/articles/latest/2024/07/amast/Press Article - AMAST 23rd July 2024 - The MicrobiologistA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2024The Microbiologist AMAST Network launches to battle AMR in the agrifood systemInternationalfalsehttps://www.the-microbiologist.com/news/amast-network-launches-to-battle-amr-in-the-agrifood-system/3693.articleBBC Radio Norfolk - AMAST 24 October 2024A broadcast e.g. TV/radio/film/podcast (other than news/press)Media (as a channel to the public)2024Dr Matthew Gilmour was on BBC Radio Norfolk talking about the new AMAST Network which aims to understand and tackle how antimicrobial resistance impacts UK food production from farm to forkInternationalfalsehttps://www.linkedin.com/posts/quadram-institute_yesterday-afternoon-dr-matthew-gilmour-activity-7255503780324995073-WgwG/AMAST Press ReleaseA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewPublic/other audiences2024Press Release about the Launch of the AMAST NetworkInternationalfalsehttps://amast.org.uk/category/press-release/Press Article - AMAST 30th July 2024 - MRCVSonlineA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2024MRCVSonline Press Article Network launched to combat AMR in UK's agrifood systemInternationalfalsehttps://mrcvs.co.uk/en/news/23703/Network-launched-to-combat-AMR-in-UK's-agrifood-systemAMAST WebsiteEngagement focused website, blog or social media channelPublic/other audiences2024The AMAST Network website is a tool to increase visibility and facilitate knowledge exchange among stakeholders across the agrifood sector. The website serves as a central hub for network activities, research outputs, and resources related to antimicrobial resistance in agrifood systems. The intended purpose of the website is to provide accessible information about AMAST's mission, objectives, outputs and ongoing activities while creating opportunities for stakeholder engagement. The website has facilitated connections with potential network members and partners, supporting AMAST's objective of expanding network composition.Internationalfalsehttps://amast.org.uk/AMAST Network - Launch EventParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarThird sector organisations2024The AMAST (Antimicrobial Resistance in Agrifood Systems Transdisciplinary) Network launch meeting was held on November 27-28, 2024, at the Kia Oval in London. This two-day, in-person event brought together 30 participants, including 16 representatives from AMAST partner organisations spanning industry, research institutions, government bodies, healthcare sectors, and international expertise. The meeting marked a significant milestone in the UK's coordinated approach to tackling antimicrobial resistance from a farm-to-fork perspective. It combined structured presentations with intensive breakout sessions designed to facilitate meaningful dialogue between diverse stakeholders from across the agrifood sector. Key outcomes included: Development of a refined AMAST roadmap with clear priorities and implementation strategies Formation of cross-sector relationships crucial for collaborative action on AMR Partner consensus that AMAST will be a strong voice and champion for UK agrifood research Partners attending included representatives from Salmon Scotland, APHA, UK Agri-Tech Centre, FAI Farms, Vet Sustain, Fera Science, Mentera, Ricardo, AHDB, NHS, British Poultry Council, SFTC, FSA/PATH-SAFE, and CAB International.Internationalfalsehttps://amast.org.uk/?p=75Matt Gilmour Invited Talk at RHW Group - January 2025A formal working group, expert panel or dialogueProfessional Practitioners2025AMAST's Network Lead, Matt Gilmour, presented to the Ruminant Health & Welfare (RHW) Committee on 29 January 2025. The intended purpose of this presentation was to introduce the AMAST Network and establish connections with RHW Committee members, which includes producers and government departments such as APHA (Animal and Plant Health Agency) and VMD (Veterinary Medicines Directorate). The presentation has initiated important relationships that could facilitate AMAST's work on antimicrobial use data collection and sharing in the ruminant sector.RegionalfalseAMAST-RCVS Knowledge 4 and 6 Feb 2025Participation in an activity, workshop or similarProfessional Practitioners2025The AMAST-sponsored events with RCVS Knowledge took place on February 4th in Bath and February 6th in Stoke-on-Trent, 2025. These workshops focused on antimicrobial use (AMU) data collection and sharing in the ruminant sectors, particularly addressing challenges faced by veterinarians and farmers. The audience consisted of veterinarians, veterinary office staff and business development personnel also attending. The workshops provided a forum for veterinary professionals to discuss their challenges with antimicrobial usage recording, data sharing concerns, and potential solutions. Participants identified several needs: - Easier ways to export data from practice management systems - Better communication about the benefits of data sharing for farmers - More tutorials and trainingNationalfalsehttps://amast.org.uk/?p=84AMAST Press Release NHS HighlandA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewPublic/other audiences2024AMAST Launch, Press ReleaseInternationalfalsehttps://www.nhshighland.scot.nhs.uk/news/2024/07/amast-network-launches-to-battle-amr-in-the-agrifood-system/AMAST - Press article - 5th September 2024 - Process Industry InformerA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2024Press Article about the launch of the AMAST NetworkInternationalfalsehttps://www.processindustryinformer.com/amast-network-launches-to-battle-amr-in-the-agrifood-system/Walk and Talk: Watch your language! Speaking French in medieval ExeterA talk or presentationPublic/other audiences2024As part of the Futures Festival, a public engagement event funded by UKRI, I led two walk-and-talk sessions around the city of Exeter in September 2024, explaining the role of French in medieval urban life and presenting the LAF project's aims. Each talk was attended by 10-15 people. I was later contacted by a local 'university of the third age' group with an interest in French, asking me if I would run the event again, which I did in November for an audience of around 30 people. On all three talks there were numerous questions from participants leading to interesting discussion. The U3A group subsequently requested access to my speaking notes and reported that they had gained a deeper insight into medieval Britain; three months later, I received a few follow-up questions from this group about the historic role of French in Exeter.Localfalsehttps://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/walkie-talkies-watch-your-language-speaking-french-in-medieval-exeter-tickets-1005113179577Interview published in a magazineA magazine, newsletter or online publicationProfessional Practitioners2019Article publised.Internationalfalsehttps://www.theengineer.co.uk/burrowing-robots-leeds/Seminar 3: Assessment: the embodiment of power' (Newcastle)Participation in an activity, workshop or similarSchools2015This event was the third of the seminar series and took place in Newcastle on Friday 10 July 2015, 12-5pm (The Core). This was an open event which had been widely advertised through our website, posters, emails, Facebook and Twitter. The aim of the event was to bring together practitioners, parents, teachers, students, academics, policy-makers and educational campaigners. Participants included many of those who had attended the London and Oxford events, alongside many new academics, practitioners, students, teachers and others, particularly those from the Newcastle area, north-east and north-west of the UK. Two keynotes speakers were invited from the USA. Dr Wayne Au (University of Washington) opened the event with 'Unequal by Design or Assessing for Equity?' Prof Michael Apple (University of Wisconsin) closed with 'The Tasks of the Critical Scholar/Activist in Education' (both of these were filmed and are available on YouTube or via the URL below). In addition, four workshops were offered: 'Power and the academy: the role of students' unions within HE governance' (Prof Rachel Brooks, University of Surrey); 'Freedom from 'Closing the Gap'?' (Prof Liz Todd, University of Newcastle); 'Reimaging assessment and feedback in Higher Education' (Dr Will Curtis, University of Warwick) and Early Career Researcher Presentations (Dr Gill Davison and Millie Thomas, University of Sunderland; Stephen Broughton, Oxford Brookes University). Important impacts worthy of note are: first, strong connections were formed between colleagues at University of Newcastle and those in the partnership group which, it is hoped, will lead to further research collaborations; second, PhD students and early career researchers were given the opportunity to present their work alongside leading international experts in the field; third, relationships were established with the keynotes speakers who, as a result of this event, have been invited to contribute papers to a special issue of a journal. Two postgraduate students were given bursaries to attend this event; one from Oxford Brookes University and one from Loughborough University.Internationalfalsehttp://www.freedomtolearnproject.com/newcastle-10-july-2015/Seminar 1: Socially just education and inequalities: outlining the challenge (London)Participation in an activity, workshop or similarSchools2014This event was the first of the seminar series and took place in London on Tuesday 14 October 2014, 12-5pm (Goodenough College). The aim of the event was to bring together a previously unconnected group of individuals who all had something to contribute in terms of the themes of the seminar series. Participants included people from schools and universities, from Education, Social Sciences, Geography, from those focussing on democracy, alternative education, inequalities. There was a mixture of professors, early career researchers, PhD students, and more. There were two keynotes sessions - one from Prof Diane Reay (University of Cambridge) and one from Prof Michael Fielding (Institute of Education, University of London). They launched the seminar series by outlining the challenges of developing social justice within neo-liberal educational systems, arguing that exploring radical and democratic alternatives might provide useful insights. These keynotes were followed by participative activities using a World Cafe format where participants could move from one discussion to another. Two important impacts are worthy of note: first, decisions were made about the future of the seminar series based on the democratic involvement of participants at event; second, connections were formed between individuals which have continued since this event (for example, Dr Helen Lees, Newman University and Prof Peter Kraftl, University of Leicester are working together on a funding bid and a new interdisciplinary seminar in Belgium).Nationalfalsehttp://www.freedomtolearnproject.com/esrc-launch-event-a-call-to-action/Development of a new Special Interest Group (SIG) for British Educational Research Association (BERA)A formal working group, expert panel or dialogueProfessional Practitioners2014,2015,2016Members of the project team were instrumental in the development of a new Special Interest Group (SIG) within the British Educational Research Association (BERA). This is entitled 'Alternative Education'. The main motivation for establishing the SIG came from Dr Helen Lees (Newman University), a key member of the project team. She become the first formal convenor of the SIG. Setting up this SIG involved gathering evidence of demand from BERA members, holding an inaugural meeting at the BERA Conference in September 2014 and adhering to all formal procedures for SIGs. At the BERA Conference in September 2015 (Belfast), there were 8 papers presented as part of this SIG, four of which were part of a symposium. At BERA Conference 2016 (Leeds), there were double this quantity which signifies the growing interest in this work. In October 2016, Dr Max Hope (University of Hull - PI for this project) became the co-convenor of the Alternative Education SIG. She will work closely with Dr Helen Lees to organise an event for March 2017 which will build on this seminar series and continue to develop collaborations. There are currently over 50 members of the BERA Alternative Education SIG.Nationalfalsehttps://www.bera.ac.uk/group/alternative-educationSeminar 5: Freedom, Autonomy and Democracy in Education (Hull)Participation in an activity, workshop or similarProfessional Practitioners2016This event was the fifth of the seminar series and took place in Hull on Wednesday 9 March 2016, 12-5pm (University of Hull). This was an open event which had been widely advertised through our website, posters, emails, Facebook and Twitter. The aim of the event was to bring together practitioners, parents, teachers, students, academics, policy-makers and educational campaigners. Participants included some who had attended previous events, but many new people, especially those from the Hull area, attended this event and thus joined the network for the first time. These included practitioners, students, teachers, but also - significantly - it included a number of young people from local community organisations. Shami Chakrabarti, Director of Liberty, opened the event with a keynote address on 'Human Rights and the Educational Space'. She answered questions from the floor and stayed for a book signing. This was followed by a choice of four workshops: Prof David Leat (University of Newcastle) and Helen Burns (SOLE Central) on 'What would a 'Freedom to Learn' School, College, University or Community Setting be like?'; Janet Huscroft (Hook School) and Prof Michael Fielding (IoE) on 'Dare to Dream'; Prof Mike Neary (University of Lincoln) on 'Student as Producer and the Politics of Abolition'; Dan Ford, Dr Max Hope, Alys Mendus, Prof Catherine Montgomery (University of Hull) on 'Moving freedom forward: the legacy of Freedom to Learn'. The event ended with a closing address from Dr Patrick Yarker (Learning without Limits Project) speaking about 'Towards a Transformative Pedagogy'. The keynote addresses from Shami Chakrabarti and Dr Patrick Yarker were both filmed and are available on YouTube or via the URL below. Important impacts worthy of note are: first, the launch of the Call for Papers for a special issue of FORUM; second, the initial development of ideas for a 'manifesto' associated with the ideas of the project; third, the development of strong connections between participants based in Hull and beyond. The project partners took the opportunity of the event in Hull to hold a team meeting to work on publications, dissemination, and plans for future collaborations. Two postgraduate students were given bursaries to attend this event, both from University of Hull. They were both involved with co-ordinating the event and facilitating a workshop.Internationalfalsehttp://www.freedomtolearnproject.com/hull-9-march-16/Seminar 7: Future Directions Seminar (London)Participation in an activity, workshop or similarProfessional Practitioners2016This event was the final one of the seminar series and took place in London on Tuesday 20 September 2016, 12-5pm (Goodenough College). As it was the final event, the focus was slightly different from the others. Everyone who had attended any one of the previous six events were invited (totally 295 people) so that we could reflect upon the learning throughout the series and consider the future for this work. The final version of the printed 'manifesto' was launched and multiple copies distributed to participants. The feedback was overwhelmingly positive with many participants commenting on how well it had captured the central values and principles that had been discussed throughout the series. They also welcomed the small, compact, innovative design which resulted in a small credit-card size 'pocket guide' to freedom, autonomy and social justice in education. This will now be turned into a web-friendly version so that it has a lifespan beyond that of the paper copies. The forthcoming Special Issue of FORUM: for promoting 3-19 comprehensive education was also unveiled. This consists of fourteen new papers on themes of freedom, autonomy and social justice. Some of the authors are new to publishing and include teachers, practitioners, doctoral students and young people themselves. Their papers are published alongside those of eminent internationally-renowned scholars in this field such as Prof Diane Reay (University of Cambridge), Dr Wayne Au (University of Washington) and Prof Kitty to Reile (University of Victoria). This event also included elements of appreciative inquiry, facilitated by Dr Paul Warwick (University of Plymouth), where participants were invited to think about the past and the future and to consider how they might contribute to this. A number of interesting and exciting options were discussed from through this process, some of which will be undertaken by individuals, and some by small groups. The project partners took the opportunity of the final event in London to hold a team meeting to consider the sustainability of this work. Several important outcomes resulted from this: a) a closer relationship will be fostered with the BERA Alternative Education Special Interest Group so that the network of participants can be directly linked in with other activities; b) an annual conference will be held, organised and hosted by a different University on each occasion (the first will be in March 2017 at Newman University); c) opportunities for offering immersive 'alternative education' experiences will be explored and advertised to the network; d) the website, Facebook page and online profile will be developed so that the high profile of the work is sustained and the network continues to grow; e) a symposium will be organised for the BERA conference in 2017. Three postgraduate students were given bursaries to attend this event; two from University of Hull and one from University of Manchester. Two of these were involved in the project team meeting as well as the main event.Internationalfalsehttp://www.freedomtolearnproject.com/final-esrc-seminar-series-event-takes-place-in-london/Seminar 4: What would a socially just education system look like? (Edinburgh)Participation in an activity, workshop or similarSchools2015This event was the fourth of the seminar series and took place in Edinburgh on Thursday 8 October 2015, 12-5pm (Scottish Storytelling Centre). This was an open event which had been widely advertised through our website, posters, emails, Facebook and Twitter. The aim of the event was to bring together practitioners, parents, teachers, students, academics, policy-makers and educational campaigners. Participants included some who had attended previous events, but mainly a new audience of academics, practitioners, students, teachers and others, particularly those from Scotland. Two keynotes speakers launched the event. These were Dr Velda McCune (University of Edinburgh) speaking on 'Learner Autonomy in Higher Education' and Prof Terry Wrigley (University of Northumbria) on 'Another School is Possible'. These were followed by an interactive storytelling-based group activity, facilitated by two PhD students from the University of Hull (Dan Ford and Alys Mendus). The event ended with an interactive panel addressing questions about ' what would a socially just education system look like?' Panel members were: 'The Real' David Cameron (Educational trainer, consultant, with extensive experience of supporting the development of education in Scotland); Prof Michael Fielding (Institute of Education, London); Dr Velda McCune (University of Edinburgh); Sue Palmer (author: Toxic Childhood: How The Modern World Is Damaging Our Children And What We Can Do About It); Prof Diane Reay (University of Cambridge); Imogen Wilson (Edinburgh University Students' Union Vice President Academic Affairs); Prof Terry Wrigley (University of Northumbria). The keynote speeches and the interactive panel were filmed and are available on YouTube or via the URL below. Important impacts worthy of note are: first, the development of strong connections between colleagues based in Scotland with each other, and with those based in the rest of the UK; second, the finalisation of a proposal to create a special issue for FORUM to accompany the seminar series. This has been accepted by the editors and will be published in Autumn 2016. Three postgraduate students were given bursaries to attend this event, all from University of Hull.Internationalfalsehttp://www.freedomtolearnproject.com/edinburgh-8-october-2015/Launch and continual development of website, Facebook page, Twitter account, YouTube channelEngagement focused website, blog or social media channelProfessional Practitioners2014,2015,2016The ESRC seminar series has a clear and stated intention to reach beyond those in conventional academic circles, and to form an online interactive network of practitioners, teachers, parents, academics, students, educationalists, policy-makers and more. As part of developing this wider profile, a great deal of energy has been put into developing and maintaining a website, Facebook page and Twitter account. All keynotes lectures have been filmed and placed on our dedicated YouTube channel. These have, so far, received over 1750 views, suggesting that the reach of this medium extends far beyond those who have been able to attend the events in person. The Facebook page has over 640 'Likes', many of which are from members of the general public rather than from academics (one post achieved 6700 likes). The Twitter account has nearly 300 followers, including those from the UK, Norway, USA, Spain, Mexico, Denmark and Australia. Important impacts of developing and maintaining this website and other social media channels are: first, information about the events has been widely available, meaning that participants have been drawn from communities far beyond academic ones; second, ways of contacting project team members has been publically available, enhancing routes of communication. This has made a notable impact on the number of postgraduate students and teachers who have become involved with the project; third, members of this growing network is visible to others (especially through Twitter and Facebook), thus supporting people to make direct contact with one another; fourth, the website has a 'contact' facility, though which we have extended our mailing list.Internationalfalsehttp://www.freedomtolearnproject.com/Seminar 2: Pedagogy and curriculum: The Danish Case (Oxford)Participation in an activity, workshop or similarSchools2015This event was the second of the seminar series and took place in Oxford on Thursday 12 March 2015, 12-5pm (Oxford Brookes University). This was an open event which had been widely advertised through our website, posters, emails, Facebook and Twitter. The aim of the event was to bring together practitioners, parents, teachers, students, academics, policy-makers and educational campaigners. Participants included about half of those who had attended the first seminar event in London, and many new practitioners, students, teachers and others, particularly those from the Oxford area, south-east and south-west of UK. Two keynotes speakers came from Denmark to share experiences of working in radical student-centred schools and universities (Associate Prof Ernst Schraube, Roskilde University and Jørn West Larsen, Hellerup School). Prof Diane Reay (University of Cambridge) acted as discussant. All three of these were filmed and are available on YouTube or via the URL below. In addition to the two keynote sessions, there were four workshops (of which each participant was able to choose two). These were: 'Three decades of vibrant curriculum innovation' (Mike Davis, Human Scale Education and Jacquie Thomas, Stanley Park High School); 'Dialogic Learning Spaces (Dr Joanna Haynes and Dr Paul Warwick, Plymouth University); 'Makerspaces, Hackspaces and Fab Labs: Creative Pedagogies for Transforming Education?' (Sally Eaves, Aston University); 'Student as Producer: From Student Engagement to Radical Participation' (Prof Mike Neary, (University of Lincoln). The final hour of the day was spent in small group discussions about developing future collaborations. Important impacts worthy of note are: first, some new collaborations have been formed, through which new funding bids are being constructed (notably, Dr Max Hope, University of Hull and Dr Judith Suissa, Institute of Education); second, teachers and academics have started to make connections, including developing relationships between the UK and Denmark (and a new exchange scheme for undergraduate students has since been formalised between Roskilde University and the University of Hull). Three postgraduate students were given bursaries to attend this event; one from University of Manchester and two from University of Hull.Internationalfalsehttp://www.freedomtolearnproject.com/oxford-brookes-university-12-march-2015/Seminar 6: Thinking the yet to be thought: Education for the Future (Cardiff)Participation in an activity, workshop or similarProfessional Practitioners2016This event was the sixth of the seminar series and took place in Cardiff on Tuesday 5 July 2016, 12-5pm (Wales Millennium Centre). This was an open event which had been widely advertised through our website, posters, emails, Facebook and Twitter. The aim of the event was to bring together practitioners, parents, teachers, students, academics, policy-makers and educational campaigners. Some participants had attended previous events, but there were a significant number of new people, including many from Wales. The theme was 'Thinking the Yet to be Thought: Education for the Future' which worked well in a futuristic venue like the Millennium Centre. The opening keynote session was by Prof Keri Facer (University of Bristol) on 'Using the Future in Education'. This was highly interactive and involved lively discussion in terms of how participants viewed 'the future' and their relationship with this. This session was followed by six different 'pitches' from the audience on how they wanted education to be developed for the future. These ideas had been submitted in advance, and the shortlisted six were selected for their innovation and diversity. They were: Pitch 1, David Leat (University of Newcastle), Making the case for community curriculum making; Pitch 2, David Gribble (international expert on democratic education), Advocating that democratic education is the best alternative; Pitch 3, Helen Lees (Newman University), Arguing that the future is home education; Pitch 4, Dan Ford (University of Hull), Imagining the future as wild pedagogy; Pitch 5, Gillian Hunt (Edinburgh), Envisioning 'fearless learning'; and Pitch 6, David Egan (University of Wales), Presenting a perspective from Wales. These pitches were followed by a group session which focussed on developing a manifesto on what 'freedom to learn' means and how the learning from this seminar series can be shared more widely. Important impacts worthy of note are: first, the ongoing development of the 'manifesto' associated with the ideas of the project; second, the development of the network to include colleagues from Wales. One postgraduate student was given a bursary to attend this event, he was from University of Hull and also 'pitched' at the event'.Internationalfalsehttp://www.freedomtolearnproject.com/cardiff-10-july-2016/STEM for Britain 2019A talk or presentationPolicymakers/politicians2019Initial research findings were presented to Members of Parliament at STEM for Britain 2019, a scientific poster competition in the House of Commons. This fostered greater dialogue and engagement between early-career researchers and Members, with the aim of influencing public policy and improving understanding of STEM research.Nationalfalsehttp://www.setforbritain.org.uk/index.aspScientific consulting for Science Gallery exhibitionA formal working group, expert panel or dialogueOther audiences2019Met with artists from Resolve Collective to provide consulting on the effects of anxiety and mood disorder on brain development. This informed the "Common Thread" exhibit at the Science Gallery London (Sept 2019 - Jan 2020).Regionalfalsehttps://london.sciencegallery.com/on-edgeMedia coverage of research paperA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewMedia (as a channel to the public)2019The "Maternal prenatal stress is associated with altered uncinate fasciculus microstructure in premature neonates" article was extensively covered by the media, both nationally and internationally. A few examples include: https://www.kcl.ac.uk/news/more-interventions-needed-for-mothers-as-prenatal-stress-could-affect-babys-brain-say-researchers https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/women/brain-baby-mother-stress-development-pregnancy-study-kings-college-london-a9147626.html https://www.standard.co.uk/lifestyle/health/stress-during-pregnancy-harmful-to-babies-a4256751.html https://www.irishexaminer.com/breakingnews/world/prenatal-stress-could-affect-babys-brain-researchers-say-955717.html https://www.greenocktelegraph.co.uk/news/national-news/17954245.prenatal-stress-affect-babys-brain-researchers-say/InternationalfalsePostdocalypse podcast episodeA broadcast e.g. TV/radio/film/podcast (other than news/press)Postgraduate students2019The research project was discussed as part of an episode on the Postdocalypse Podcast, which reached 300+ individuals. This activity stimulated increased interest in research and sparked questions and discussions with other postgraduate students and members of the public.Nationalfalsehttps://soundcloud.com/kings-hsdtc/postdocalypse-episode-2-neurodevelopment-and-mental-healthSkype a scientistA talk or presentationSchools2018Research project was discussed with approximately 30 students from Selma, CA, USA (11th and 12th grade), who expressed an interest in careers in health science. This activity was done as part of the Skype a Scientist initiative and students reported increased interest in subject area.Internationalfalsehttps://www.skypeascientist.com/Intersections of ethnography and historiographyA talk or presentationPublic/other audiences2021Titus, Barbara 2021. 'Intersections of ethnography and historiography in the constitution of sound archives from Indonesia' at the Symposium Rethinking the History of Indonesian Music, University of California, Davis (USA)InternationalfalseOmeka workshop with Malaysian PartnersParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarStudy participants or study members2022The Omeka workshop was conducted as a partner led participants experience and expectations. Determine goals. Refine content around reaching those goals. Break up concepts and tasks to learn in a logical order. Slide preparation Organise content into a sequence of slides with visual aides to assist understanding. Make slides functional with all the links working. Write up a simple one page summary that can be referenced later by students.Localfalse'Decolonizing Southeast Asian Sound Archives' ContributionA formal working group, expert panel or dialoguePublic/other audiences2021'Decolonizing Southeast Asian Sound Archives' Contribution to the panel Activism, Academic Research and Decoloniality at the conference The Future of the Dutch Colonial Past, Amsterdam Museum, Hermitage Amsterdam (NL).InternationalfalseOmeka and Wordpress Workshop with Tboli High School StudentsParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarSchools2024Dr Cristina Juan did 2 workshops at the Sbu High School for Indigenous Peoples by presenting a film and collective editing and did several sessions on creating digital tools. At Tboli Lake Sbu IP School and some guests.Regionalfalsehttps://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=1834369273661863&set=pcb.1834370290328428DeCoSEAS Archives CommitteeA formal working group, expert panel or dialogueStudy participants or study members2024DeCoSEAS Archives Committee kicked off its activities in october 2024 with a training session on licensing opportunities for digital heritage and a debate on the ethical and legal issues surrounding the sound archives available online on the pratinada.net common portal. The discussion led to the creation of the platform's "Ethical and legal usage" page : https://pratinada.net/legal The license chosen for the Jaap Kunst archives is << No Copyright - Other Legal Restrictions >> from the Rights Statements organization: https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-OKLR/1.0/?language=enInternationalfalsehttps://www.decoseas.org/news/decoseas-archives-committee/Seminar with SOAS Postgraduate Students Sonic Interventions: Reparative Approaches to Decolonizing South East Asian Sound ArchivesA talk or presentationPostgraduate students2024Dr Cristina Juan discusses reparative approaches to dealing with Sound archives.Regionalfalse3-day Formal Working Group on Decolonising South East Asian Sound Archives in Cavite, PhilippinesA formal working group, expert panel or dialogueProfessional Practitioners2022In August 2022, partners and media practitioners from all over South East Asia, gathered at a three-day working symposium on the theoretical and practical steps that need to be taken toward decolonizing South East Asian sound archiving. The workshop was able to gather a consensus on the real needs of sound archivists from the region as they try to get access to or engage with both colonial archives deposited in the West, but also their own regional and trans-regional archives. The workshop resulted in a draft Manifesto for South East Asian Sound archivists, and a collaboratively produced metadata structure for knowledgebases.InternationalfalseSonic Returns- Repatriating Sounds in ExileA talk or presentationPublic/other audiences2022Several events in a series called Sonic Returns. First at SOAS University of London. Prof. Verne de la Peña (Tunog At Tinig) who presented the repatriation project of the UP Center for Ethnomusicology. This will be followed by a conversation between MeLê Yamomo (PI Sonic Entanglements/DeCoSEAS) and Cristina Juan (PI-UK, Decolonizing Southeast Asian Sound Archives - Decoseas) about their work on the digitization work on Southeast Asian historical sound recordings and their ongoing initiatives for sound repatriation. The rest of the series were archival encounters, lectures, and panel discussions at the BBC/British Library, CNRS France, Jaap Kunst Ethnomusicology Collection, Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision, Berlin Phonogram Archive, Sound Archive of Humboldt University-Berlin. Sonic Returns mediate in the repatriation of sounds on exile.Internationalfalsehttps://sonic-entanglements.com/sonic-returns/?fbclid=IwAR1Tj0uEGFsHo7pJZjBBlDBzhLCaQ1B-7k4Ql-leFh4hwzs3Z6ONo25LLoIDeCoSEAS Workshop 2023 in Kuala LumpurA formal working group, expert panel or dialogueSchools2023The DeCoSEAS consortium gathered in person for the second time for a five-day workshop in August in Kuala Lumpur. Our consortium partner, Prof. Mayco Santaella, at Sunway University, graciously hosted us. During the workshop, DeCoSEAS partners discussed the various work packages embedded in the project. Among other activities, the team paid a courtesy visit to the Arkib Negara Malaysia (National Archive of Malaysia) and forged a possible future partnership.Internationalfalsehttps://www.decoseas.org/workshop/report-decoseas-workshop-2023-in-kuala-lumpur/Archives and Anthropology Workshop : Sound Archiving and Pratinada Platform, Universitas IndonesiaParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarSchools2024Anthropological studies rarely make use of sound archives, despite their value as historical sources. The neglect arises from the absence of systematic documentation activities on the numerous recordings made by prior anthropologists/ethnomusicologists. In addition, researchers in ex-colonial state frequently encounter difficulties accessing record archives due to the closure of vital resources that have been created in Western countries with established archive infrastructure and institutions. This session provide an introduction to the significance of sound archives in the field of anthropology and the activities of Pratinada, an archiving platform that has been developed as part of the Decolonizing Sound in Southeast Asia project (DECOSEAS). The Workshop is organized by Imam Ardhianto, Hestu Prahara (Universitas Indonesia), Pierre Prouteau (Nanterre University) and Joséphine Simonnot (PRISM, CNRS).Nationalfalsehttps://shs.hal.science/halshs-04764239Layan Nijem, inspirational speaker at EuroSEAS 2024A talk or presentationSchools2024Layan Nijem, DECOSEAS' project coordinator, presented the project's achievements, highlighting its methodologies, partnerships, and impacts. Through collaborative approaches to sound archives in/from Southeast Asia, the presentation outlines DeCoSEAS' commitment to decolonization in actuality beyond mere theorization. This was presented at the European Association for Southeast Asian Studies (EuroSEAS) 2024 conference in Amsterdam.Internationalfalsehttps://euroseas2024.org/program/inspirationalspeakersRoundtable Discussion on Archival Practice at the International Council for Traditional Music 2022A talk or presentationPublic/other audiences2022The roundtable discussion on revisiting Archival Practices Of Southeast Asian Heritage: Repatriation, Access, And Community Engagement was presented to an audience of Ethnomusicologists from all over the world. There was a lot of interest sparked by the presentations on digital repatriation and community engagement.Internationalfalsehttps://ictmusic.org/ictm2022/programmeYou tube Channel with over 15K viewsEngagement focused website, blog or social media channelPublic/other audiences2023The Youtube channel in total has amassed over 15,000 views, exposing general audiences and interested researchers to the largely undocumented musical traditions of these communities. It serves as not only an archive of sounds, instruments, perspectives, and musical practices to be used by researchers but also as a practice-based ethnographic research project. The "Atauro's Heritage Timor-Leste" Youtube channel is a part of a larger project by Dana Rappoport, an Ethnomusicologist at the French Center for Southeast Asian Studies in Paris, to catalogue and analyze the musical heritage of Atauro Island, Timor Leste. This data was collected from 2019-2023, and includes recordings of dances, musical performances, and other rituals and cultural events with a musical component. This project catalogues not only the musical performances themselves, but also centers them within their cultural context through interviews with practitioners and other ethnographic methods.Internationalfalsehttps://www.youtube.com/@atauropopeitimor-leste3716Sonic Entaglements WorkshopParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarStudy participants or study members2023The Untangling Philippine Sound, Archive, and Knowledge Workshop, led by Mele Yamomo, held on August 5-6, 2023 featured the sound archives and theoretical reflections of a diverse group of scholars, engineers, and musicians. The workshop aimed to explore and interrogate the scientific, academic, cultural, and social knowledge embedded in Philippine sound recordings. This workshop was organized in conjunction with the Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research - Sonic Entanglements Project and the UP Center for Ethnomusicology.Internationalfalsehttps://www.decoseas.org/initiatives/outreach/untangling-sound/Interview with Barbara Titus and meLê yamomo, NRC Cultureel SupplementA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewPublic/other audiences2021Gandolahage, Rahul 2021. "Grote archieven koloniale geluiden amper toegankelijk" Interview with Barbara Titus and meLê yamomo, NRC Cultureel Supplement (25 February), C14-15.InternationalfalseLaunch Event of 3 DeCoSEAS WebsitesEngagement focused website, blog or social media channelPublic/other audiences2024In this online event attended by 150 people, Decolonizing Southeast Asian Sound Archives (DeCoSEAS) launched its three new websites/knowledgebases to the public.At the launch event, the three websites/knowledge bases were introduced, the curators and developers gave interviews , stakeholders gave their user reviews, and issues and recommendations were discussed with the broader audience.Internationalfalsehttps://www.decoseas.org/events/launch-of-3-decoseas-websites/DeCoSEAS bi-weekly Seminar Series November 2021 - May 2022.A talk or presentationPublic/other audiences2021Institutional Partners as well as other potential partners were able to gather together to discuss particular. problems related to accessing sound archives or using these for engagement with source communities.InternationalfalseDeCoSEAS Workshop 2024 (Bali). Organized with Citra Research Center. 1-6 July 2024.A formal working group, expert panel or dialogueStudy participants or study members2024This was the culminating event for the DECOSEAS project. In it we published a manifesto, planned for future engagements and set up committees as working groups to maintain the work and seek further funding.Internationalfalsehttps://www.decoseas.org/events/report-decoseas-bali-workshop-2023/Reconnecting material culture with source cultures for Frankfurt museumParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarStudy participants or study members2023Working with an early 20th century sound instrument from the Frankfurt Museum in Germany, we reconnected this instrument in storage with Ms Vicky Macay of the Ibaloi Center in Baguio, Philippines. In this video, she teaches the audience how the Pakkung is used to produce sound and its vital connection to Ibaloi way of life and their material culture. The video became part of the Sound Sources. Everything is Music Exhibit at th e Weltkulturen Museum 11 Novembre 2023 - 1 Septembre 2024. https://www.museumsufer.de/en/exhibitions-und-events/exhibitions/klangquellen-everything-is-music/Internationalfalsehttps://vimeo.com/914416726/eaacba7d1e?share=copyHoebe, Marleen 2021. Interview with Barbara Titus and meLê yamomoA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewPublic/other audiences2021Hoebe, Marleen 2021. "Twee UvA'ers proberen beroemd geluidsarchief weer bijeen te brengen" Interview with Barbara Titus and meLê yamomo, Folia (7 May).Nationalfalse"Racialization and Colonial Experiences," at the conference "Diasporic Futures: Sinophobia, Techno-Political Strife, and the Politics of Care."A talk or presentationPublic/other audiences2022Organized by the Asian-American Research Center at UC Berkeley. San Francisco, 11 November 2022, Prof Lee gave an introduction to the Project as a case study in Digital Repatriation.InternationalfalseDigital Reptriation of Jaap Kunst Collection to East Nusa Tenggara Archive and Library ServiceParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarSchools2024Jaap Kunst Collection at the University of Amsterdam were restituted digitally to the Government of East Nusa Tenggara (NTT) through the NTT Archive and Library Service (Dinas Kearsipan dan Perpustakaan NTT). The Institute for Resource Governance and Social Change Institute for Resource Governance and Social Change (IRGSC) with dr. Dominggus Elcid Li (Executive Director) and Ragil Sukriwul (Director of Arts and Culture) were the driving forces behind this handover. It is a milestone in ongoing attempts to reconnect heritage collected and transported in colonial times (in this case, in the Dutch East Indies of the 1930s) with source community stakeholders in Indonesia.Nationalfalsehttps://www.decoseas.org/events/digital-reptriation-of-jaap-kunst-collection-to-east-nusa-tenggara-archive-and-library-service/'Decolonizing Southeast Asian Sound Archives (DeCoSEAS)' Contribution to the RoundtableA formal working group, expert panel or dialogueSchools2021Titus, Barbara 2021. 'Decolonizing Southeast Asian Sound Archives (DeCoSEAS)' Contribution to the Roundtable Archival Processes and Social and Historical Practices of Listening at the Society for Ethnomusicology (SEM) Conference Atlanta (USA) [online].InternationalfalseDigital Repatriation of Sound Archives to the Tboli, Lake Sebu, PhilippinesParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarOther audiences2024Decoding sounds and remembering old friends triggers new, bittersweet memories as Benjie Manuel and Maria Todi both members of Tboli cooperatives, listen to a few of an Englishwoman's (Billie Riley) repatriated recordings of speeches and chants from the late 1970's. Lake Sebu, South Cotabato. January 2024Localfalsehttps://vimeo.com/914416726/eaacba7d1e?share=copyDigital Repatriation of Sound Archives to Peliatan Theater Group, Bali IndonesiaParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarOther audiences2024A small handover ceremony reunited the BBC recordings of Anak Agung Gde Mandera and his band's 1952 performance at the Winter Garden, London, with his son, Anak Agung. The recordings were made available by the BBC through a copyright agreement and given to Balerung Peliatan, a traditional theatre group in Bali, Indonesia. The handover also sparked discussions on future digital repatriation requests. The BBC's copyright officer directed the group to an official pathway within the BBC's policies, which allows direct descendants of recorded artists to request repatriation of archival recordings.Internationalfalsehttps://www.bbc.co.uk/contact/contributor-access-application-form/#/EligibilityWhat to do with field recordings?A formal working group, expert panel or dialogueSchools2021Dana Rappoport, 2021 What to do with field recordings ? American Institute for Indonesian Studies, www.aifis.org, Michigan State University (MSU), 22th June, 2021InternationalfalsePress Release on Repatriating Jaap Kunst RecordingsEngagement focused website, blog or social media channelPublic/other audiences2024"UvA returns sound recordings and film footage from colonial collection to Indonesia" an online article published on the University of Amsterdam Website (October 2024).Nationalfalsehttps://www.uva.nl/en/shared-content/faculteiten/en/faculteit-der-geesteswetenschappen/news/2024/10/uva-returns-sound-recordings-and-film-footage-from-colonial-collection-to-indonesia.htmlRadio ShowA press release, press conference or response to a media enquiry/interviewPublic/other audiences2024An audio feature show was aired on Deutschlandfunk (German National Radio) on the topic of Archive as Resistance. mele yamomo was interviewed by Emilie Sophie Beha on the DECOSEAS project. As an example of restitution of sound and body, the simultaneous singing voice of Sri Margana and Raden Mas Jodjana was included in the piece.Nationalfalsehttps://www.deutschlandfunk.de/suche?drsearch:searchText=yamomo&drsearch:from-date=&drsearch:to-date=&drsearch:series=&drsearch:stations=4f8db02a-35ae-4b78-9cd0-86b177726ec0&drsearch:stations-all=56f11dfd-a3a8-429b-acaf-06bf595f2dd8&drsearch:stations-all=International research conference on "Groups acting on trees" organised and held at U Lincoln.Participation in an activity, workshop or similarPostgraduate students2022Conference on "Groups acting on trees" (all talks relevant to this grant) took place at the University of Lincoln on 9th December 2022. Jointly funded by this grant and an award by the London Mathematical Society. Main speakers were Alejandra Garrido ( Universidad Autónoma de Madrid and ICMAT, Spain), Waltraud Lederle (UCLouvain, Belgium) and Naomi Andrew (U Oxford). The conference was hybrid (in-person and online) and was well-attended in-person by postgraduate students from various UK universities. Online attendees included people from Canada, the USA, Belgium, Spain, Sweden and various UK universities.InternationalfalseGed Corob Cook (PDRA funded by this grant) presented his research (funded by this grant) to politicians at the "STEM for Britain" event at the Houses of ParliamentParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarPolicymakers/politicians2023Ged Corob Cook (PDRA funded by this grant) presented his research (funded by this grant) to politicians at the "STEM for Britain" event at the Houses of Parliament on 6th March 2023. Presenting at the event is by application, and Ged's application was accepted. At the event, early career STEM researchers present their research to politicians and civil servants.NationalfalseGed Corob Cook (PDRA funded by this grant) participated in a workshop on elementary amenable tdlc groups, describing some outcomes from this grant.Participation in an activity, workshop or similarPostgraduate students2025A workshop for postgraduate students and academics interested in some of the outcomes of this grant, specifically those outcomes that related to the structure of elementary amenable tdlc groups.InternationalfalseOpen day- plant fascination dayParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarSchools2022Primary school children were invited to take parts in talks involving basic scientific principles behind plants. As part of the day I designed an interactive workshop on how plants adapt to drought. As part of this the general public was also invited to the day and asked questions about the work we do at the university, particularly they wanted to know more about GMOsLocalfalsePoster Presentation at School conferenceA talk or presentationPostgraduate students2022A rotating poster conference was held internally within the uni. I submitted a poster detailing results of a field trial undertaken as part of my PhD. Up to 100 students looked at the poster, and around 20 asked questions relating to it, where I was stationed to answer them. Staff members from the faculty also visited and asked questions on the projectLocalfalseSurface Leaching of Vanadium from BOF Steel Slag: A µXAS and SEM Study, Goldschmidt 2016A talk or presentationProfessional Practitioners2016Oral presentation at Goldschmidt 2016 in the session 15m on the Reuse, Recovery and Remediation of Mine and Mineral Processing Wastes: Hobson A, Stewart D, Bray A, Mayes WM, Rogerson M & Burke I Surface Leaching of Vanadium from BOF Steel Slag: A µXAS and SEM Study, Goldschmidt 2016, Yokohama, Japan, July 2016. Abstract.Internationalfalsehttp://goldschmidt.info/2016/program/programViewThemesProject board meetingA formal working group, expert panel or dialogueIndustry/Business2015Project board meeting March 2015 with all project partners: University of Hull, University of Leeds, EPA, University of Newcastle, MIRO, Link2energy, CLAI:RE, which sparked questions and discussion afterwards about the project implementation and future activitiesNationalfalsePDRA Resource Recovery from Waste Researchers' meetingParticipation in an activity, workshop or similarStudy participants or study members20152nd December 2015 - PDRA Resource Recovery from Waste Researchers' meeting, University of Leeds. The aim of the meeting was to identify potential areas of collaboration across the Resource Recovery from Waste Programme and to develop applications for mini projects. Objectives: 1. To introduce colleagues to each other and initiate a network of researchers across the RRfW programme. 2. To explore the potential for collaboration between institutions and across the programme (in terms of both research and impact). 3. To share with the group the types of interaction ongoing or expected with industrial partners and other end-users, and the kinds of messages being given to them. 4. To develop proposals for mini projects .Nationalfalsehttps://alkalineremediation.wordpress.com/2015/12/03/resource-recovery-from-waste-researchers-meeting/