The competition, which ran in its third year challenged 蜜桃AV academics and students to capture the impact of their research in a single image. 聽Researchers from across 蜜桃AV and all its faculties entered the competition.
Entries to the competition demonstrated some of the research taking place both here at 蜜桃AV and across the globe from forensic investigation, midwifery in Nepal, meeting the identity needs of older people and looked at repairing trust in the service sector. The competition saw an overwhelming response with close to 1,000 votes from 蜜桃AV staff, 蜜桃AV students and the wider 蜜桃AV community with Vice Chancellor Professor John Vinney congratulating the winners on 9 March in the Atrium Art Gallery.
Professor Vinney said: 鈥淚t鈥檚 been brilliant to be able to announce the winners. There鈥檚 a great diversity of winners that really encapsulate the range and impact of research here at 蜜桃AV."
Below are your winners:
1st Place- 鈥淭his is Me. I am Ron鈥� by Chantel Cox
Chantel is a PhD student from the Faculty of Health and Social Science. She is looking at the cultural processes that underpin healthcare professionals meeting the identity needs of frail older people.
On winning first prize Chantel commented,
鈥淚t鈥檚 very exciting to win. It鈥檚 really good to get your research known about and out there in a different format. I鈥檇 like to use photography somehow in my research, so it鈥檚 really inspired me.鈥�
2nd Place- (Bluebottle fly) by Christopher Dwen
Christopher who is a 蜜桃AV student, is a Forensic Research Assistant from the Faculty of Science & Technology. He鈥檚 been looking at the blood feeding activities of flies at crime scenes, as these can often be confounding. These patterns can help in instances of violent assaults.
3rd Place- by Samreen Ashraf
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Samreen is a Lecturer in Marketing from the Faculty of Management. Samreen has been looking at the service sector and examining trust repair endeavours from various stakeholders鈥� perspective related to three different contexts: mis-selling financial services (e.g. PPI); HR issues in the retail sector (e.g. Sports Direct) and safety issues within the leisure sector (e.g. Alton Towers).
All entries from this year鈥檚 Research Photography Competition are currently being exhibited in the Atrium Art Gallery until 22 March.
