Research news
Research news
10 February 2023
Oxford Brookes historian to appear on Valentine’s Day themed podcasts
An Oxford Brookes University academic with expertise in the history of romantic relationships will appear in two hit podcasts this Valentine’s Day.
10 February 2023
Oxford Brookes supports study to accelerate Oxford’s transition to Net Zero
Oxford Brookes University is working in partnership with Oxford City Council after the council was awarded £75,000 feasibility funding by the government to help accelerate Oxford’s transition to Net Zero.
06 February 2023
Family-friendly science bazaar aims to inspire the next generation of young researchers
A giant Lego butterfly, real-life baby crocodiles, cutting-edge artificial intelligence and much more will feature at a Science Bazaar at Oxford Brookes University.
20 January 2023
CIRIN represented at a Solent University symposium
CIRIN represented at the Effecting Change symposium at Solent University.
18 January 2023
New free packs developed by early-years experts help parents support infants’ development
Hundreds of new resource packs developed by a team including researchers from Oxford Brookes University and the University of Oxford are being distributed to families with babies and toddlers.
17 January 2023
New research study launched by Oxford Brookes University to examine food wastage and ways to reduce
A new research survey led by Oxford Brookes University aims to find ways of tackling food waste in the hospitality industry.
19 December 2022
Oxford Brookes researching disabled entrepreneurs and innovators
Oxford Brookes University is involved in a new Innovate UK funded research project into the barriers to innovation and enterprise faced by disabled people.
28 November 2022
Oxford Brookes University offers fully funded training and support for local business leaders
Oxford Brookes University is offering local business leaders the chance to access a fully funded course that will help them grow their companies.
25 November 2022
New mobile-based survey to study the impact of the pandemic and improve responses to future crises
New mobile-based survey launched to study the impact of the pandemic and improve responses to future crises
14 November 2022
Oxford Brookes Professor authors new BBC Radio 4 Analysis programme
An Oxford Brookes University Professor has authored a new BBC Radio 4 programme that will explore why society still assumes that women will be the main carers, both paid and unpaid, and what can be done for the roles to be changed.
