Academics from the College of Life and Environmental Sciences take the challenge of describing their research in 60 seconds.
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Measuring environmental stress by studying animals at the molecular level
Creating a handheld disease detector
Researching the problems of antibiotic resistant bacteria
Using Big Data to model the geographical distribution of the
digital economy
Investigating the environmental pressures affecting woodlands and forests in the UK and across the world
Finding better vaccines in the fight against tuberculosis
Researching how the nervous system is formed and how it works
Determining how the brain converts sensory signals into a perception
How people use imagination to think about possibilities and solve problems
Understanding events such as floods and droughts in their climatic context
Finding ways to reduce physical inactivity and support healthy
eating behaviours
Using urban creativity to improve
social, environmental and economic wellbeing
Studying what makes tiny nanoparticles so reactive
Using plants as pollution filters to help makes cities cleaner
Studying how stress and depression affects the immune system
Training the trainers: enabling sport coaches to promote wellbeing
Researching the impact of weather and climate on the built environment