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  1. UOA 34: Communication, Cultural and Media Studies, Library and Information Management

    Find out about our REF 2021 submission to UOA 34. 

  2. Centre for Sustainable Business Transformations

    The Centre for Sustainable Business Transformations (CSBT) delivers cutting-edge interdisciplinary research and knowledge exchange that address the needs of businesses, policy and society in their quest for a sustainable future.

  3. Coastal Communities, Coastal Stories

    Capturing memories of Bournemouth's high street and recognising its architectural and community heritage to help inform future development. 

  4. Biomimetic Marine Infrastructures (MARINEFF)

    The objective of the MARINEFF project is to develop a new approach to the design and construction of maritime infrastructure. MARINEFF strives to enhance and protect coastal and transitional water ecosystems in cross-border Channel regions.

  5. UOA 24: Sport and Exercise Sciences, Leisure and Tourism

    Find out about our REF 2021 submission to UOA 24. 

  6. UOA 4: Psychology, Psychiatry and Neuroscience

    Find out about our REF 2021 submission to UOA 4. 

  7. Fair Access Research: Outreach

    Outreach is one of five themes in the Fair Access Research Project (FAR). What does fair access (or widening participation) look like beyond the university? What are the most effective ways of supporting it? How can existing research on outreach assist?

  8. Data Science and Artificial Intelligence research group

    The Data Science and Artificial Intelligence research group perform fundamental and applied research in the area of Data Science, Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence (AI). 

  9. State of Play: management practices in UK unscripted television

    Research led by the Centre for Excellence in Media Practice (CEMP) in conjunction with industry bodies has investigated management practices in the UK television industry. 

  10. Super-recognisers

    People with exceptional facial recognition skills account for a small proportion of the population – but in areas such as security, their abilities can make a big impact.

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