Research news
Research news
06 December 2024
Why AI can't replace the human touch in coaching: insights from an Oxford Brookes University expert
Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming industries worldwide, but can it ever replicate the unique human qualities required in coaching?
02 December 2024
Study reveals mental health, diversity, and work-life balance are top priorities for Gen Z workers
Gen Z workers are reshaping workplace culture with a strong focus on personal wellbeing, inclusivity, and achieving a healthy balance between their professional and personal lives, according to a new study.
25 November 2024
Bereaved Caregivers' Experiences with Advanced Heart Failure
Shedding light on the unseen struggles of caregivers in heart failure palliative care.
20 November 2024
Empowering Parents for Early Childhood Development
Dr. Nayeli Gonzalez-Gomez’s innovative activity packs aim to enhance cognitive development and empower parents, now expanding to Argentina to support vulnerable children.
20 November 2024
Siblings’ Startup Tackles Pollution with Algae Innovation in Global Ports
BioBright, founded by Vanessa and Ayrton Barzasi, uses algae to combat maritime pollution and promote sustainability worldwide.
20 November 2024
Oxford Institute for Applied Health Research Symposium
Fostering collaboration and conversation to drive innovation and tackle shared healthcare challenges.
20 November 2024
Reflecting on the Vernacular
Insights from the “Knowing the Vernacular” Conference and LEGO Architecture Exhibition.
15 November 2024
Oxford Brookes Helps Train Future Science Leaders
Oxford Brookes partners with leading institutions to train the next generation of researchers addressing global challenges in life and environmental sciences.
06 November 2024
K-pop and J-pop: Music genres offering far more than just catchy beats and energetic dance moves
K-pop and J-pop aren’t just niche interests—they’re now firmly embedded in pop culture, with K-pop singles and J-pop anthems frequently climbing UK charts and securing top spots on streaming platforms.
01 November 2024
Veterinarians struggle with alcohol stigma and fear seeking help, research finds
Veterinarians with poor work-related mental health and higher levels of alcohol consumption are fearful of the consequences of seeking help, according to research by Oxford Brookes University.
