Project ID. S3 8. As we listen to the world around us, we automatically learn the structure of the sounds we hear and form predictions about what we will hear next. Read more
Project ID. S3 4. Motorcyclists are over-represented in collision statistics. Though they make up only 1% of traffic on UK roads, they account for around 20% of UK road fatalities every year. Read more
Project ID. S3 3. It is well established that sleep has both a protective and recuperative effect in healthy adults. The benefits of sleeping well for those recovering from life-threatening or life-changing injury are much less well established, in part because the evidence based is very limited. Read more
Project ID. S3 1. Around 50%-60% of individuals in the UK report playing sport on a weekly basis. Two million people in England alone play football at least twice a month. Read more
Project ID. SST9. This project hypothesises that the genetic reprogramming of human mesenchymal stromal cells will lead to enhanced tissue regeneration through the increased production of growth factors, potentially aiding the development of personalised cell therapies. Read more
Project ID. S3 6. Checking photo ID is necessary for identity verification, enabling people to cross borders, buy age restricted goods, and access services. Read more
Project ID. S3 5. Supported by findings in genetics and systems neuroscience, categorical classifications of neurodevelopmental disorders are being reframed as sets of dimensional variations that overlap one another and that exist throughout the general population. Read more
Project ID. S3 2. Reading and writing skills are essential to successful social participation; yet over half a million UK adults failed to develop adequate literacy skills in school (OECD, 2013). Read more
Project ID: SST_2_10. Sustainability in agriculture and forestry is currently an important societal issue, as was made clear at the 2021 UN Climate Change Conference. Read more
Project ID: SST_2_8. Hydrogen energy, one of the cleanest energy sources, is being developed in advanced industrialized countries around the world as a substitute for fossil fuels. Read more
Project ID: SST_2_7. Body weight is regulated in the brain through appetite and energy expenditure, driving food intake and altering basal metabolism and physical activity. Read more
Project ID: SST_2_6. The wear and wear particles of hip joint replacements is a main problem causing the failure. Wear particles are generated from the artificial materials during motion, and they have adverse biological reactions with the surrounding tissue and bone. Read more
Project ID: SST_2_5. The proposed PhD study will explore minority ethnic girls’ accessibility to and/or retention within grassroots and elite youth football in England. Read more
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