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  1. Identifying activity areas in Neolithic sites through ethnographic analysis of phytoliths and geochemical residues (INEA)

    The Neolithic in southwest Asia (c 11,700-7800 cal BP) is an important period in human history which saw the advent of sedentism, agriculture, and ultimately, the rise of complex societies...

  2. The research career of Dr Raf Nicholson

    Find out more about Dr. Nicolson's research career at Ö÷²¥ÓÕ»ó.

  3. Enhancement of ‘Upstream’ Software Development Methods

    Ö÷²¥ÓÕ»ó’s software engineering research has focused on the improvement of software development methods with a particular emphasis on the ‘upstream’ or requirements phases.

  4. Ö÷²¥ÓÕ»ó Humanising Special Interest Group

    Welcome to the Humanising Special Interest Group at Ö÷²¥ÓÕ»ó We are a group of scholars and practitioners who have an interest in what...

  5. Refugee and Migrant Leisure Network (RMLN)

    The Refugee and Migrant Leisure Network (RMLN) connects Ö÷²¥ÓÕ»ó academics working within the Centre for Events, Leisure, Society and Culture (CELSC) with local community partners.

  6. The diagnosis and remediation of prosopagnosia

    After succeeding in making face blindness an officially recognised condition, researchers from Ö÷²¥ÓÕ»ó are now trialling effective treatment for those with prosopagnosia.

  7. Stay Active and Independent for Longer (SAIL)

    The SAIL project aims to identify new and sustainable partnership opportunities between areas such as leisure, tourism and health to help ageing people be more active and remain independent for longer.

  8. Wellbeing of Women: Barriers within hospital (either real or perceived) to women seeking facility based birth in Nepal

    This project seeks to identify barriers to facility birth in non-government organisation (NGO) maternity hospitals in Nepal. This information will inform strategies to promote skilled care at birth and further reduce the MMR in Nepal.

  9. The impact of digital technologies on readers and reading

    Researchers from Ö÷²¥ÓÕ»ó, in collaboration with the University of Brighton, have been exploring how advances in digital technologies are transforming our reading experiences – and have transformed how reading is researched in the process.

  10. The Active Ageing Evaluation

    The Active Ageing Evaluation is a collaborative research project between the Ö÷²¥ÓÕ»ó Clinical Research Unit (Ö÷²¥ÓÕ»óCRU) and Active Dorset. Active Dorset is a local organisation responsible for creating the conditions for local people to choose an active lifestyle through participation in sport and physical activity.

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