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Philip Chambers, MSc (Agr & For), investigated how gamification and playful approaches can help collect forest data to inform forest planning decision-making.

The results highlight that familiarity, through direct interaction, tends to generate more positive perceptions and reduce fear.

By integrating technologies, the research contributes to making therapy more accessible and effective, ultimately improving rehabilitation outcomes and quality of life for individuals with language disorders.

The project aims to promote the well-being of young people by developing their mental health literacy and by increasing their social inclusion through various research and innovation activities.

“I don’t think many programmes give you this kind of exposure to both academia and business,” said doctoral researcher Ahmed Mohamed at the kick-out event of the Neuro-Innovation doctoral programme.

The review places particular emphasis on integrated landscape approaches that seek to reconcile ecological, social, economic and cultural objectives.

The first longitudinal study in East Africa examining COVID-19 and inflammatory rheumatic diseases provides locally relevant evidence to guide risk assessment, vaccination priorities, and long-term follow-up.