by Hollie Skipp The Joint Diversionary Panel uses a Muti-agency approach to Youth Justice, which utilises information from a myriad of services to inform holistic decision making. The...
by Gabrielle Weyer The documentary ‘My Week as a Muslim’ aired on Channel 4 in October 2017. This programme followed a white Christian woman, who spent a week...
by Elena Gaschino The educational underachievement of working-class boys has been the focus of public and policy anxiety in recent years and is recognised as an important contemporary...
by Daniel Ford My project was a study on the topic of solastalgia – Glenn Albrecht’s term for the feeling of nostalgic loss toward the environment (2006). More...
by Broderick Harvey Atomic force microscopy has been a highly involved technique in analysing (crystalline) surfaces at an atomic level (in the order of a few ångströms, or...
by Billy Robinson (Winner of the UROS 2019 Dean’s Award for Outstanding Research) LiPo and Li-ion batteries are currently considered the modern standard in Battery Electric Vehicles (BEVs)....
by Bethany Raven & Ellen Wheeler Our UROS project provided us with the chance to investigate whether working in pairs can lead to improvements in unfamiliar face matching,...
by Andreea Moldovan In these modern times, technology became an extension of our lives. Because it represents such a big part of our day-to-day routine, it is only...
Click on any of the project titles below to view the students’ reports on their projects and UROS experience. As well, you can also click on the corresponding...
by Alice Gains & Jacqueline Jones (UROS 2019 People’s Choice Runner-Up) Our UROS project was a fascinating journey that allowed us to explore the ‘replication crisis’. This topic...
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