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My research in information and communication technologies for development (ICT4D) explores the relationship between digitalisation and sustainable social, economic and/or human development.

I'm a Research Associate working on the MORPHSS project, which seeks to surface, document and support open research practices in the arts, humanities and social sciences.

I am an award-winning AI researcher and PI/Co-PI on UKRI/NIHR grants. I lead multi-institutional projects in machine learning, computer vision, and healthcare alongside Russell Group universities.

My research applies machine learning, computer vision and generative AI to medical imaging and healthcare data, supporting clinical decision-making through trustworthy, fair and ethical AI.

Research Associate in the School of Information, Journalism & Communication

I research and teach Human-Computer Interaction, with a focus on people’s trust and emotional experiences towards autonomous systems and new technologies such as AI agents and social robotics.

My research lies in spatial data science, machine learning and LLMs. I develop methods in data management, data quality, data mining and data visualisation for urban, environmental and health data.

I specialise in multi-platform storytelling in academia and work with accrediting boards to shape teaching practice and industry employability.

I research access to knowledge, especially the role of libraries in using and support of AI, Research Data Management, library space design, and libraries’ impact on wellbeing and mental health.

I am a Leverhulme Early Career Fellow working on the linguistic mechanisms of authoritarian communication and disinformation using corpus linguistics and discourse analysis methods.

My teaching and practice explore broadcast journalism, digital media skills, and podcast production, drawing on 15+ years of experience as an award-winning BBC reporter.

My research and teaching focus on the civil power of the news and how this influences our invariant civil concerns of identity, legitimacy and risk, and on how state power relates to the news.

I am the Impact Fellow at the Centre for Freedom of the Media. I research on issues concerning media freedom and media law and lead CFOM’s legal hub.

My research explores how knowledge is shared and applied within and across organisations, focusing on how people learn and make judgements.

I mainly do research in two areas: (1) Using AI/LLM to understand science and facilitate research; (2) Cross-disciplinary applications of AI/LLM in humanities, social sciences and medical informatics.

My research interests are in European and Comparative Media Law and Freedom of Expression. My current research includes 'Polinoculate: Inoculating and coaching policymakers to resist disinformation.'

My research expertise is in machine learning, computational biology, bioinformatics, and AI. I teach several modules (e.g., databases, programming, AI & ML) in BSc and MSc Data Science courses.

I study global political communication, focusing on news and information flows, disinformation, Africa-China mediated relations and how audiences in the Global South engage with news.

I am a data scientist and researcher in applied data science and AI. My research involves studying users, domains and contexts to develop novel solutions to address complex domain-specific problems.

I am an interdisciplinary, mixed-methods researcher. My interests span public library governance, the juxtaposition of stakeholder perspectives, and the integration of social justice in research.

My core research, teaching and professional activity is information literacy, and how this is practised in education, health and everyday life.

My research examines how power asymmetries create inequalities in digital contexts, and how that consequently shapes who is included or excluded from (and within) these spaces.

University teacher in international communication. Specialises in global journalism practices, public diplomacy, media globalization, and inclusive teaching in higher education.

I am a researcher and educator specialising in responsible data science, software testing, research methods and the social contexts of technology.

My research focuses on applied AI and information retrieval. I investigate biases in data, search engines, and AI technologies, and the use of large language models in multilingual information access.

My research focuses on scholarly communication, open research, peer review, research evaluation and science policy. I teach on leadership and management of library and information services.

I joined the School as a Senior Lecturer in September 2022. Prior to that, I was a Senior Lecturer at 51²è¹Ý¶ù Hallam University for five years.

My research focuses on the role public communication (incl. the arts and fiction) plays in both strengthening and diminishing inclusive solidarity in communities and civil societies across the globe.

I am an award-winning journalist, teacher, author, ghostwriter and copywriter with 30 years' experience working for national newspapers, magazines and online publications.

My research focuses on information seeking behaviour, usability and health communication. I teach information retrieval, information architecture and human-computer interaction.

I research health informatics, information behaviour and unpaid carers' needs, with a focus on marginalised communities. I teach statistics and data analysis and welcome PhD enquiries in these areas.

I specialise in quantitative and AI methods for research evaluation and social media analysis.

My research explores health communication and its impact on social inequalities, including those related to gender, disability, and culture. Topics include menstrual health and chronic illness.

Lecturer in Information Systems researching digital inclusion, migration, and feminist ICT approaches for social justice. SFHEA. Associate Editor, Journal of Information Technology for Development.

I research how organisations absorb and use knowledge, navigate knowledge boundaries and power relations, and how these dynamics influence their ability to adapt and change.

My research examines digital inclusion and inequality across organisations, work, learning, and society. Key focus areas include: informal networks, rurality, arts & culture, VCSEs, and libraries.

My research and teaching centres on the fascinating subjects of Information Literacy and Information Behaviour, exploring varied contexts including computer gaming, education, and retirement.

I am a librarian with experience in higher education and broadcast media libraries. My teaching expertise includes library management, information behaviour and information literacy.

My research makes theoretical contributions to urgent concerns surrounding the role and impact of nascent digital sociotechnical systems and infrastructures in society.

I am a political communication scholar specialising in disinformation, conspiracy theories, and media development in authoritarian regimes, particularly in Russia and Central and Eastern Europe.

Both education- and research-wise, I constantly challenge well-established epistemologies and assumptions of the digital life we now live in.