Projects in Education and Social Work
Projects
Public engagement project
This season of Inside Forensic Science delves into our most complicated case yet: The Ardlamont Trial. We examine this historical case with modern-day forensic scientists and ask them, ‘what would you do differently today?’
Public engagement project
Learn first-hand some of the techniques forensic scientists use to detect chemicals and illicit drugs with these experiments you can do at home.
Research project
Our study aims to design and validate the first scale to measure children’s emotional wellbeing in the context of primary-secondary school transitions.
Research project
Exploring and sharing tales of living with mental health challenges in the past and today.
Public engagement project
This cataloguing project focusses on the archives of Captain William McClean and Dr John Berry, who have both had an enduring influence on the use of water in Scotland.
Research project
This project page has been created to support early years and primary school educators with leading change by listening to children's voices.
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Sustainable design-led innovation for a green transformation of Health Services.
Research project
New and emerging pollutants in water present health threats to humans and the environment.
Public engagement project
Using drama to facilitate transitions
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Sustainability objectives for Wales are ambitiously defined through The Wellbeing of Future Generations Act (2015). This project is developing a framework to bring together environmental and socioeconomic components through co-ordinated long-term management of natural resources (water, air, soil, land, marine) and biodiversity.
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Identifying predictors of neuropathic pain medication prescribing and response in diabetic peripheral neuropathy and chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy
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Understanding how our early life experiences influence our long-term health.
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Linking structural and functional neuroimaging with healthcare data to explore the effects of early life adversity on chronic pain, depression and analgesic use
University project
Providing transformative laboratory and office infrastructure for enabling life sciences companies to grow, scale and thrive.
Public engagement project
We look at historical investigations and ask forensic scientists, ‘what would you do differently today?’
Research project
Understanding barriers to increasing physical activity in chronic pain
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Development and validation of an algorithm to identify people with chronic pain through primary care-based records.
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Project to look at the pain caused by nerve damage
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Chronic pain is a major unmet global public health challenge.
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CAPE’s goal is to identify mechanisms of vulnerability to pain in those exposed to childhood adversity.
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This project will propose a "pain patch" that is wearable for people who are going through chemotherapy.
Research project
A project to identify any onset or progression of neuropathy and pain for people receiving neurotoxic chemotherapy for cancer treatment.
Public engagement project
Playful Gardens was a monthly inclusive family day held within the Dundee Botanic gardens in 2022.
Public engagement project
The postgraduate research experience can be a unique and challenging process
Public engagement project
Citizen-powered data ecosystems for inclusive and green urban transitions
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This project aims to catalogue the extensive archive of the Society.
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Archive staff can visit the classroom to provide hands-on experiential learning opportunities across a range of subjects.
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A collaborative community engagement project, co-created between Boomerang Community Centre and the University of Dundee.
Public engagement project
The iconic Baxter Park in Dundee is the focus of this project which explores its history and how people enjoy it today.
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This pilot project built on the work that we have done using our hospital and asylum records to contribute to nursing, social work and medical classes.
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This is Dundee's story of those that served in the First World War, and of the people left at home.
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The memories of people who lived and worked at Strathmartine Hospital have been captured for posterity.
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Multiple and Multi-dimensional Transitions of Healthcare Graduates
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Preparing for their development across the lifespan.
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Comic about helping staff who are going through bereavement and using the Bereavement Charter Mark steps to help them.
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This comic was designed to raise awareness about coeliac disease among professionals, families, and communities.
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The comic helps readers gain different and better perspectives on grief and what grieving means for young people.
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A Pandemic Tales comic about reconnecting with the outdoors.
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A comic created in response to the Covid Pandemic and how people in universities were affected
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Lost, and found, in transitions is a comic written by Anj Snape and Divya Jindal-Snape, Artwork by Ashling Larkin
Public engagement project
Pandemic Tales: Responses to Covid-19 and Lockdown collects stories about these strange and challenging times.
Research project
Dr Sean Whittaker (School of Law) has been awarded the Scottish Universities’ Law Institute Early Career Fellowship for his project
Research project
Judith Sixsmith is a co-author on a new policy and guidelines publication called Place-Age, Place-Making with older adults towards age-friendly cities and communities.
Research project
Love and Relationships through Intergenerational Storytelling
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Creative storytelling project
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Refugee Youth Experiences of Transitions to Adulthood in Uganda & Jordan.
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Impact of transitions and the factors that support or hinder a successful transition from primary to secondary school.
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Care across the life course for people living with life-limiting conditions
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Analysis of experiences relating to the transition from primary to secondary school using data collected from Growing up in Scotland (GUS).
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This small-scale project set out to provide an independent evaluation of a recently developed health and well-being programme, MindJump, targeted at primary aged children
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Improving didactics, education and learning in higher education with the Online Serious Game Creator
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This collection of articles aims to address key gaps in educational transitions research literature, leading to new perspectives and the identification of recommendations for further research, policy and practice.
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Understanding the life transitions of young adults cared for by CHAS and the impact on their parents, siblings and professionals
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Economic and Social Research Council-funded project
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We are seeking to explore how the right of access to environmental information is utilised in Scotland.
Public engagement project
Hands-on science to do at home
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PAINSTORM is a group of research centres from the UK and Belgium. Our aim is to understand the disease processes of NeuP
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Amplifying children’s voices through creative and playful research methods
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A study into the genetic and trait diversity of daffodils.
Public engagement project
A city rewilding project that focuses on creating wildlife-friendly gardens.
Research project
The purpose of this R-Shiny application is to make this information more accessible and to allow its user to export the reference lists based on keyword searches.
Research project
We explore the requirements needed in the interaction of new scientific and digital technologies with legal frameworks, the legal system and the justice system.
University project
A series of comics based on judicial primers exploring the benefits and limitations of different forensic evidence types.
Citizen science
An interactive experience where you become the jury and scrutinise the evidence related to a fictional criminal case.
Citizen science
A three year PhD project, assessing human variation in knuckle creases.
Public engagement project
An interactive graphic novel murder mystery, suitable for players aged 10+.
Public engagement project
The story of a crime scene investigation through the eyes of forensic scientists.
Research project
Ecosystems to promote the community participation of older people: A rapid realist review
Research project
This project explored the social and health outcomes associated with younger and older peoples’ LGBT2QI+ love and relationship experiences using creative intergenerational storytelling.
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Corporations, their activities, influence, incentive structures and business models are deeply implicated in inter-linked environmental, economic and social challenges with profound implications for human rights. This raises the question, through what international standards and mechanisms should corporate human rights impacts be addressed?
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This project aims at the development of a new scale, School Professionals’ awareness of ACEs Scale (SPACES)
Public engagement project
CURRENT | 不合时宜 : Contemporary Art from Scotland
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CURRENT | 不合时宜 : Contemporary Art from Scotland | Phase Four
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CURRENT | 不合时宜 : Contemporary Art from Scotland | Phase Four
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CURRENT | 不合时宜 : Contemporary Art from Scotland
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CURRENT | 不合时宜 : Contemporary Art from Scotland | Phase Three
Research project
Co design and co production of oral health improvement interventions for people with lived experience of drugs.
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CURRENT | 不合时宜 : Contemporary Art from Scotland | Phase Three
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CURRENT | 不合时宜 : Contemporary Art from Scotland | Phase Three
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Focuses on the history, development and current conditions of artists’ moving image works to further explore the distinctiveness of contemporary art made in Scotland, its grass-roots spirit and its keen debates with the social and political dimensions of art and culture.
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CURRENT | 不合时宜 : Contemporary Art from Scotland | Phase Two
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CURRENT | 不合时宜 : Contemporary Art from Scotland | Phase Two
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CURRENT | 不合时宜 : Contemporary Art from Scotland | Phase Two
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CURRENT | 不合时宜 : Contemporary Art from Scotland | Phase Four
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CURRENT | 不合时宜 : Contemporary Art from Scotland | Phase Two
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A two-year four-phase contemporary art exhibition and forum programme, showcasing for the first time in China the distinctiveness of contemporary art made in Scotland, its grass-roots spirit and its keen debates with the social and political dimensions of art and culture.
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CURRENT | 不合时宜 : Contemporary Art from Scotland | Phase One
Public engagement project
CURRENT | 不合时宜 : Contemporary Art from Scotland | Phase One
Public engagement project
CURRENT | 不合时宜 : Contemporary Art from Scotland | Phase One
Research project
This contributes to reliable access to off-grid energy for healthcare facilities in Nigeria effectively to combat the pandemic, building on CEPMLP’s network of local policymakers and academics.
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This ‘RSE COP 26 International Climate Change Network’ project addresses how initial experience in tackling climate change in Scotland and the rest of the UK may yield insights into the design of domestic laws and regulations on adaptation and resilience in the Global South in line with international legal requirements under the Paris Agreement and the Paris Rulebook’
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‘Assessing the Human Rights Potential in Scotland’s External Relations’ examines the role human rights play, or could play, in Scotland’s foreign policy.
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‘Making Sense’ embodies socio-technical design research to support participatory sensing initiatives addressing urban environmental challenges in areas such as noise and air pollution.
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The UK Royal Navy War Graves project comprises three MoD licensed underwater surveys of the historically significant Naval shipwrecks located on the seabed around Orkney.