Research news
Research news
01 November 2021
Migrant presence, cultural resources and political agency
A team of researchers from the UK and Brazil, led by Peter Lugosi from the Oxford Brookes Business School, hosted an online event from São Paulo.
01 November 2021
Igniting the first Research in Marketing seminar: New ways of thinking
The Marketing subject group recently held a very successful inaugural research seminar, the first of a new regular series, with insightful presentations by our own Dr Faten Jaber and the well known Professor Emerita Susan Rose from Henley Business School.
22 October 2021
Increasing Gender Diversity in Spinout Leadership - UKRI Blog
UKRI published a blog that highlights the key findings from a research project.
14 October 2021
Across the board approach to climate change education will prepare learners for the future
The bold, rapid action needed to tackle the climate and ecological crisis presents an unparalleled opportunity for higher education institutions, argues a working paper from a group of academic experts from the COP26 Universities Network.
12 October 2021
‘Whole child’ intelligence and development assessment tool developed with Oxford Brookes experts
Academics from Oxford Brookes University have developed the UK version of a ‘whole child’ intelligence and development assessment tool.
27 September 2021
Dr Joanna Karmowska elected to Scientific Board of the ‘Work, Employment and Industrial Relations'
Dr Joanna Karmowska has been elected to the Scientific Board of the ‘Work, Employment and Industrial Relations’ Research Network in the European Sociological Association for 2021-2023.
22 September 2021
Managing Tourist Congestion for Sustainable Destination Recovery Post-COVID-19
Dr Kate Ji gave a successful virtual seminar on Managing Tourist Congestion for Sustainable Destination Recovery Post-COVID-19 on 14 September 2021.
20 September 2021
‘Legacies of Eugenics’ explored in new exhibition and website
Marking a century since the influential Second International Eugenics Congress was organised at the American Museum of Natural History in New York, Professor Marius Turda has curated a new exhibition exploring the history and legacies of eugenics.
12 September 2021
Major funding boost for UK’s open research agenda
Oxford Brookes University is part of a consortium of 18 universities – the UK Reproducibility Network – that has received funding of £8.5 million, over five years, to encourage open research practices in the sector.
08 September 2021
Earliest evidence of humans in Arabia uncovered - with climate change driving migration
An international research team has found that repeated pulses of monsoon rains over the past 400,000 years created green corridors in Arabian desert landscapes, forming key migration routes for early humans.
