Interdisciplinary research

The Centre's academics incorporate qualitative and quantitative research methods in a truly interdisciplinary fashion; connecting science, the arts and the humanities to improve understanding of the health risks and opportunities presented by the environment.

Research project

Nature-on-prescription

This project will design a programme of nature-based group activities for people with common mental health conditions.

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GCRF Blue Communities

A four-year project developing initiatives that promote the sustainable use of marine resources in East and South-East Asia.

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Virtual blue spaces for psychological wellbeing

Using virtual reality to explore how beaches and coasts might improve psychological wellbeing.

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Sensing Nature

Sensing Nature is exploring how people with varying forms and severities of sight impairment experience diverse types of nature.

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Community food and health

Establishing a research programme to evaluate community food production initiatives.

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Active travel study

This project pools five qualitative datasets that have explored experiences of ‘travel’ across the UK.

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The marine environment and human wellbeing

The PhD examines the importance and value of coasts for human well-being and makes steps towards developing an approach upon which to base future policy evaluations.

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AMR environmental risk assessment

Designing a new method to quantify the environmental risks posed by antibiotics.

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Seas, Oceans and Public Health in Europe

A pan-European initiative to coordinate research into the links between the marine environment and human health.

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Tackling antibiotic resistance using CRISPR

This project is investigating the use of CRISPR-Cas9 biotechnology to remove antibiotic resistance genes from bacterial communities.

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Meaningful occupation for people with dementia

What does 'meaningful occupation' mean for people with dementia residing in care homes?

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Green-blue space natural experiment

Green-blue space exposure changes and impact on individual-level wellbeing and mental health: a population-wide record-linked natural experiment.

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