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Global water demand has increased by 600% over the past 100 years and is predicted to grow significantly over the next few decades. Under current and future scenarios, aquatic ecos...
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a serious threat to public health with a recent study finding that 1.3M deaths were attributable to AMR globally in 2019[1]. This would increase t...
In the UK, over £300 billion or 15% of GDP per annum is spent via procurement to discharge vital public services such as health, education and defence. The importance of effe...
Aim: To explore and describe young peoples' experiences of living with chronic pain and its impact on social connectedness with peers. Design and methods: Participants are eligibl...
What Is Known: Less than half of children in England are doing 60 minutes of physical activity (PA) a day, which is the WHO recommended amount (Sports England, 2022). A key founda...
My proposed research agenda combines two strands. In projects 1 & 2, I investigate potential reasons and remedies for criminal offences in the UK which have risen by over 50% s...
Increasing age brings frailty and disease with it. How and why we age are questions to which we don't yet have very good answers. Our approach is to examine the protein profiles of...
Current Research Activities Ototoxicity is a common side effect of platinum-based chemotherapy that leads to significant negative health and psychosocial consequences among adult...
PROJECT SUMMARY OF PARENT K08 Alcohol use disorder (AUD) is a significant public health problem, yet treatments demonstrate only modest efficacy, likely due to the profound pheno...
One of the most critical modern challenges is to better understand the where, why and how oflarge disease outbreak occurrence. Research shows that the frequency of large disease ou...
Toxic oxyanions such as nitrate (NO3−) and perchlorate (ClO4−) are persistent pollutants that have been detected in groundwater, surface water, and drinking water sources in the Un...
Non-Technical Description: Deoxyribonucleic acid, or DNA, exhibits unique properties extending beyond its central role as genetic information, making it a versatile tool for creat...
Humans are modifying the planet at a rate never experienced before, marking a new era - the Anthropocene. Land-use change, pollutants and climate change bring a plethora of challen...
Chemistry impacts most areas of our lives, including healthcare, energy production, and the environment. It is also the UK's second largest manufacturing industry, employing 140,00...
A very important, large family of biological molecules are called lipids. They include fats and steroids such as cholesterol. Another important sub-family are known as sphingolipid...
Sleep is an essential requirement of all animal life, including humans, who spend around a third of their life asleep. It is controlled by an internal biological clock, our circadi...
An estimated 42,000 of the individuals living with spinal cord injury (SCI) are Veterans, which adds a significant health care burden to the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) as...
Non-technical Summary Materials make technological progress possible. For example, the battery materials inside laptops and smartphones enable the portability of these electroni...
Just as most humans prefer to use either their right or left hand, asymmetries are built into the brains of most animals that are otherwise symmetrical. While we know some details...
Diseases of pregnancy can have serious affects on both mother and baby's health, and even in mild cases can overshadow what is supposed to be one of life's most joyous events. Pre-...