Reports library
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Assessing the suitability of lynx and wildcat reintroduction to the UK
Katherine Walsh, an environmental specialist from Nantwich, Cheshire, travelled to Germany and Switzerland to assess approaches to lynx and wildcat reintroduction. Her...
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Dementia and Montessori; fostering independence
Kay Jodrell, a nursing home worker from Torquay, travelled to Australia, Canada and the USA to investigate the application of Montessori methodology in dementia care....
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Place based rural development for communities with high cultural capital
Lois Mansfield, a lecturer from Cumbria, travelled to Japan to research the use of place-based cultural capital as a tool for rural development. She sought to identify...
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Preservation of DNA during police search and recovery of evidence
Lorna Fergus, a forensic scientist from Oxfordshire, travelled to Canada, Australia and New Zealand to explore approaches to training police in the collection of DNA...
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Exploring wider aspects of managing a growing epidemic-childhood obesity.
Mars Skae, a medical consultant from Manchester, travelled to the USA to study responses to childhood obesity. She will use her findings to inform strategies for...
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Towards zero suicide
Oscar Donnelly, from Belfast, and Director of Mental Health Services at Northern Health and Social Care Trust, travelled to Australia and the USA to study approaches to...
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Improving the wellbeing and retention of early career teachers
Paul Middleton, a teacher from St Albans, travelled to Switzerland, Norway and Singapore to investigate approaches to supporting the wellbeing of new teachers. He will...
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Missing person investigations in a worldwide context
Philip Robinson, a police inspector from Northern Ireland, travelled to the USA to research missing persons investigations. He will seek to use his findings to inform...
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Alternatives to institutional care for older people
Rebecca Jarvis, a health policy worker from London, travelled to Japan and New Zealand to research support for older people that allows them to remain in their own home....
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Harnessing the power of singing and its impact on learning
Richard Jeffries, a choral conductor and music educator from Derbyshire, travelled to Finland, Canada and the USA to study the impact of choral singing on educational...