Reports library
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Generating social and economic impacts from all types of businesses
Anne MacDonald, a policy worker from Inverness, travelled to Canada and the USA to investigate new models of business that deliver social and economic impact.
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Arctic Circle research for illustrated children's book and science workshops
Beatrice von Preussen, an artist from Brighton, travelled to Norway to produce an illustrated children's book based on science and nature in the Arctic Circle, in...
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Changing perceptions towards Engineering: ensuring our country's manufacturing future
Carl Patrick, an Applications Engineer from Nuneaton, travelled to Germany and Japan to research ways of inspiring young people to pursue careers in mechanical engineering.
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Improving health professionals' responses to domestic violence
Dr Caroline Bradbury-Jones, a Reader in Nursing from Edgbaston, travelled to New Zealand to research health professionals' responses to domestic violence.
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Adapting for the future: promoting innovation in city government
Catherine Makin, a Project Manager at Bristol City Council, looked to examples in the USA and Canada to understand how organisational factors enable or inhibit...
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Dutch parents' perceptions and practices of discussing sexuality with children
Clare Bennett, a Registered Nurse and Lecturer at Cardiff University, travelled to the Netherlands to explore approaches for parents in discussing sex and sexuality with...
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Nutkin ventured, nutkin gained: evolving grey squirrel management techniques
Dr Craig Shuttleworth, a research scientist at Bangor University, travelled to Canada to study approaches to managing the threat posed to ecosystems by grey squirrels.
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Mindfulness interventions for children and young people in school and family settings
Dan Trevor, a Psychotherapist from Conwy, Wales, travelled to the USA to investigate mindfulness interventions for children and young people.
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New video techniques for diagnosing stroke in patients with vertigo
David Jay, a Clinical Scientist in Audiology from Manchester, travelled to the USA to study new video technology for diagnosing strokes.
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Gardens for Wellbeing: Promoting Accessibility in the Outdoors
Debbie Austin, a home maker and mother from Truro, travelled to Japan and Singapore to explore approaches to maximising the therapeutic benefits of public gardens for...