Improving communication by visualising speech
REF 2014 Impact Case Studies
We initiate and share research ideas that are demand led and focused on a broader perspective. The value of our interdisciplinary work is measured by the reach and significance of its impact and the social usefulness, practicality and applicability of its outcomes. Our research contributes to health, social, economic and cultural issues within local and international settings, and the public and private sectors. The value of our work is measured by the quality of its impact and the social usefulness, practicality and applicability of its outcomes.
The introduction of the assessment of impact in REF 2014 and the results of REF 2014 has served to highlight the way in which Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ has achieved global impact and its research is advancing the world around us. Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ research has led to major benefits within the UK and global economy, society and culture across a diverse range of research areas.
Developing pioneering technologies to help diagnose and treat speech disorders
Young people and alcohol - Peer learning through dialogue
Improving nutritional management of older people and in vulnerable groups
Improving financial access to healthcare in low income countries
Putting your worst foot forward - using electrical stimulation to improve walking in people with stroke cerebral palsy and MS
Research helps identify senior level expertise within the public relations profession
Farmer Decision Making Models
Improving the well-being of refugees through integration
Advancing inclusion of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) young people in education
