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Edge Hill professor-led study finds doctors’ treatment app could improve patient care
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An Edge Hill professor-led study has found an app used by doctors worldwide could improve patient care.
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Edge Hill research project shows how climate change threatens plant species in Honduras and around the world
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A team of botanists from Edge Hill University have created the first checklist of over 713 species of Honduran ferns, discovering that at least 130 of them are threatened by climate change.
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Edge Hill researcher assists police in improving the use of a national system to tackle crime
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Police forces in the UK benefit from a national data management system that offers an innovative approach to information sharing, new research has found.
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Study finds quarter of respiratory nurses considered quitting during pandemic
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A study into the wellbeing of respiratory nurses has found that more than a quarter considered leaving the profession after the second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Major grant for research study on shoulder rehabilitation
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A research team has been awarded £1.7million by the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) to investigate potentially ground-breaking post-operative shoulder rehabilitation
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How the ‘word gap’ lays blame on marginalised children
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New research from Edge Hill University shines a light on the potential damage being done by educators when trying to tackle the ‘word gap’.
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New research shows that autistic people are better at reading emotions in cartoons
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New research carried out by psychologists at Edge Hill University shows that contrary to popular belief, people with autism may actually be better at reading emotions compared to neurotypical people in some contexts.
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How can computer vision & artificial intelligence change our lives for the better?
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Dr Ardhendu Behera has focused his research on computer vision and artificial intelligence at Edge Hill, for 8 years, and brings his expertise to the forefront of his teaching.
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Criminology and music
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Have you ever considered the possible links between Music and Criminology? Senior Lecturer Dr Eleanor Peters believes there are many crossovers,
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The Romantic Ridiculous
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Dr Andrew McInnes, a Reader in English at Edge Hill University, discusses the AHCR funded research project, The Romantic Ridiculous.
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