Research news Back to 'Our research' Developing a smart legal framework for emerging food technologies and future innovation DescriptionDeveloping a smart legal framework for emerging food technologies and future innovation.Date:26/07/2023 DATA@Birmingham Newsletter, 4 June 2021 DescriptionDATA@Birmingham (Data science & Artificial intelligence and Turning Activities) brings the University's Turing activities into the Institute of Interdisciplinary Data Science & Artificial Intelligence.Date:04/06/2021 DATA@Birmingham Newsletter, 21 May 2021 DescriptionDATA@Birmingham (Data science & Artificial intelligence and Turning Activities) brings the University's Turing activities into the Institute of Interdisciplinary Data Science & Artificial Intelligence.Date:21/05/2021 DATA@Birmingham Newsletter, 23 April 2021 DescriptionDATA@Birmingham (Data science & Artificial intelligence and Turning Activities) brings the University's Turing activities into the Institute of Interdisciplinary Data Science & Artificial Intelligence.Date:26/04/2021 DATA@Birmingham Newsletter, 22 March 2021 DescriptionDATA@Birmingham (Data science & Artificial intelligence and Turning Activities) brings the University's Turing activities into the Institute of Interdisciplinary Data Science & Artificial Intelligence.Date:15/04/2021 DATA@Birmingham Newsletter, 26 March 2021 DescriptionDATA@Birmingham (Data science & Artificial intelligence and Turning Activities) brings the University's Turing activities into the Institute of Interdisciplinary Data Science & Artificial Intelligence.Date:26/03/2021 Flagship Cancer Research UK precision medicine trial highlights the need for a new approach in treating genomically complicated cancers DescriptionFlagship Cancer Research UK precision medicine trial highlights the need for a new approach in treating genomically complicated cancersDate:27/07/2020 16th June 2017, ECMC Announcement - SMP2 and NLMT programme updates DescriptionECMC Announcement - SMP2 and NLMT programme updatesDate:20/11/2017 New Working Papers available Date:15/08/2017 How occupational health impacts migrant health: A case study from Portugal DescriptionBeatriz Padilla and Vera Rodriguez from the University Institute of Lisbon, contribute to a World Health Organisation Newsletter, 'Public Health Aspects of Migration in Europe' with their article 'How occupational health impacts migrant health: A case study from Portugal'Date:07/12/2016 Working alone but together: Qualitative data analysis using MAXQDA DescriptionOur qualitative analysis process has involved us working with a shared codebook but on a large number of interviews in different languages from each of the four countries in our study. Before starting, we had a short training session with a MAXQDA expert, in addition to watching numerous tutorials.Date:29/11/2016 Superdiversity, health needs and an over-burdened A&E DescriptionWhen Florence and I conducted our interviews with residents in superdiverse neighborhoods, quite a few reported having sought help in an A&E.Date:07/11/2016 The challenge of superdiversity for urban planning DescriptionGiven my eclectic background as a practising urban planner, research institute director (on social inclusion) and (more lately) human geographer, I have become increasingly interested in the implications of increasing super-diversity for urban planning, as well as the equality of outcomes of planning practices.Date:11/10/2016 UPWEB Working Papers DescriptionRead all the latest Working Papers from IRiS/UPWEB.Date:27/09/2016 The challenge of superdiversity for urban planning DescriptionGiven my eclectic background as a practising urban planner, research institute director (on social inclusion) and (more lately) human geographer, I have become increasingly interested in the implications of increasing super-diversity for urban planning, as well as the equality of outcomes of planning practices.Date:08/08/2016 Integration and the European Migration 'Crisis' DescriptionProfessor Jenny Phillimore, Director of the Institute for Research into Superdiversity (IRiS), writes for Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs on 'Integration and the European Migration 'Crisis'.Date:18/07/2016 Read the latest IRiS Working Papers DescriptionThe latest publications in the IRiS Working Paper series have been published.Date:18/07/2016 Scarred for life DescriptionAt a research meeting last week, a general practitioner who offers health checks to young, unaccompanied migrants, described his work. He had interviewed 44 young men from Afghanistan who all, report themselves to be in good health, with no special needs.Date:20/06/2016 IRiS Working Paper - Dimensions of Diversity DescriptionThe latest in the IRiS Working Paper series has been published, 'Dimensions of Diversity: Terminology in health resarch'.Date:22/03/2016 EU migrants and access to benefits: Where's the controversy? DescriptionIn light of the Prime Minister's call for an EU Referendum in the UK, Professor Jenny Phillimore examines the idea that high levels of welfare increases the number of new migrants to a country.Date:01/03/2016 Displaying 1 to 20 of 28 Previous 1 2 Next