Research news

Research news

28 May 2025

We need to talk about antidepressants

UK researcher tackles stigma in mental health treatment.

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28 May 2025

From mud walls to climate wisdom

Why the future of architecture could be rooted in the past.

construction of a timber-framed house

08 May 2025

Oxford Brookes Symposium celebrates UK-Sweden Collaborations in Social Care Nursing Research

Oxford Brookes University hosted an international research symposium celebrating over two decades of impactful collaboration with Kristianstad University, Sweden.

Dr Gita Hedin, an Early Career Researcher, presenting her research at the Social Care Symposium.

06 May 2025

Shaping Tomorrow’s Sustainability Leaders

How Education Must Evolve to Meet Industry Demands.

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06 May 2025

Fight Childhood Cancer

In the face of childhood cancer, an innovative research initiative is harnessing the power of physical activity and digital health technology to support young patients.

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02 May 2025

Unlocking Potential: Parent Education is the Missing Link in Youth Sport

Oxford Brookes expert highlights vital role of parents in youth sport success

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10 April 2025

Is History Still Being Written by the Victors? Carol Cohn Challenges the Narrative at Oxford Brookes

Is history still written by the victors? Carol Cohn challenges dominant narratives in a powerful guest lecture at Oxford Brookes.

Carol Cohn speaking into a microphone at an event

03 April 2025

Are Academic Libraries Doing Enough? Oxford Brookes Explores Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion

Challenging bias, championing inclusion: how academic libraries can evolve.

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26 March 2025

Why Commercialising Social Sciences Could Be the Next Big Thing

Turning knowledge into impact: the future of social science innovation.

Diverse researchers collaborating

26 March 2025

Decoding Deep Learning: Implications for Low Power Systems and Security

On Wednesday, 26 March 2025, the Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics Network (AIDAN) at Oxford Brookes University hosted an engaging and insightful seminar titled “Decoding Deep Learning: Implications for Low-Power Systems and Security”.

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