Prof Simona Giordano @uomlaw.bsky.social presented work on the clinical management of transgender and gender-diverse young people.
Her research explores ethics, evidence standards, and harm reduction in collaboration with clinicians, advocates, and policymakers.
Reflecting on Professor Pierre-Richard Agénor's recent lecture 'Gender Equality and Economic Growth: An Overlapping Generations Approach'👏
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Dr Alex Nunn @uompols.bsky.socialspoke about “Fast Policy and Practice Transfer in Policy Work”.
His research on labour market governance has evolved into work on policy transfer across Europe and Latin America, supported by international networks and practitioner engagement.
Dr Frederique Janssen-Lauret and Dr Ajinkya Deshmukh (Philosophy) discussed outreach work introducing non-Western philosophical traditions to secondary school pupils.
Delivered through schools, the project supports broader access to philosophy beyond traditional curricula.
New research by @mikybartoli.bsky.social & co-authors finds that while online prices changed little, direct offline booking prices fell by around 5%, suggesting competition shifted beyond the most visible parts of the market
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Dr Caroline Miles & Prof Rose Broad @criminologyuom.bsky.social discussed “Preventing the Abuse of Women Runners”.
Their work on harassment and safety has informed wider debates on violence against women & girls through engagement with police, councils, running groups, campaigns, podcasts & media.
What does “research impact” look like in practice in the Social Sciences?
A recent Research & Scholarship Showcase panel explored how research moves beyond academic publication — through collaboration, public engagement, policy dialogue, professional networks, and community partnerships.
In an article for @uk.theconversation.com, Nathan Critch @uompols.bsky.social & Darcy Luke argue that the Mandelson vetting scandal exposes deeper constitutional questions about how the UK balances independent scrutiny with political responsibility.
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Across all contributions, a key theme emerged: research impact is not a single outcome, but an ongoing process shaped by translation, collaboration, and exchange across academic, policy, professional, and community settings.
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VACANCY: Lecturer in Sociology (focus on race, ethnicity, intersecting inequalities) @uomsociology.bsky.social
4 years from 1 Oct 2026, £42,254 p.a., full time
Closing date: Weds 17 June 2026
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