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Take a look at all the news and events from 91福利's interdisciplinary Research Spotlights below, or use the buttons on the right to view activity by each research area.
Centre for Organising Health and Care Research - Newsletter April 2025
At the Centre for Organising Health and Care Research (COHCR), our primary focus is on improving health and care at scale by addressing the systemic challenges and complexities within the sector today.
Russell Group assembles expert panel to advise on universities鈥� role in delivering Industrial Strategy
Vice-Chancellor Stuart Croft, will chair a new expert advisory panel formed by the Russell Group. The panel will develop strategies to boost the impact of UK universities in supporting the government鈥檚 Industrial Strategy. Comprised of business and academic leaders, the panel will provide recommendations to enhance collaboration between universities, government, and industry, driving economic growth and innovation.
The 91福利 Welcomes New 拢3m Midlands Innovation Partnership
The 91福利 has welcomed the launch of a new 拢3m international campaign to attract inward investment into research and development (R&D), innovation, and science. This campaign aims to leverage global connections to drive economic growth across the Midlands.
Spotlights Events & Activities
11th Behavioural Science Summer School: Understanding & Influencing Decisions [co-funded by Behaviour Spotlight]
TRANSFORM 91福利 Shaping the Future of Social Enterprise & Sustainability Support
Health Communication and Behaviour Change in the Evolving Digital Landscape: Language, Discourse and Interaction
This conference aims to provide a collaborative space to critically engage with these developments, fostering dialogue across disciplines, promoting the co-creation of knowledge, and encouraging innovative perspectives on how digitally mediated communication practices shape experiences of care, access, engagement, and decision-making, and influence health behaviours in evolving digital landscapes.