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Exploring interdisciplinary research

Discover webinars from researchers across the University, as we explore the latest topics, trends and discoveries

Our interdisciplinary research dives into the pressing issues of our time. Join us as we reflect on pathways for the future, and continue to develop our understanding of the world around us. 

 

 

Past webinars

Standing Up for Rights

Three people talking

Agency and Inclusive Practices

Women talking

Women at Work: Pathways for Dignity and Resilience

People sat around a table

Organizing Solidarity in Times of Disruption

Two women stood together

In the Key of She

Multicoloured spools on an overlocker

Sick Fashion

Three women smiling

Combating gender based violence during conflict

Person building a tower with plastic blocks

Women's Rights & Family Life in Bangladesh

 

 

Uncovering New Perspectives

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Chinese "Fansubbers": How Moviefans Translation has Survived the Test of Time

selection of bones

Ancient DNA Analysis: how life lingers on

Deckchairs on Southsea beach

The end of the great acceleration — and why it’s good for the planet, the economy, and our lives

Press & Media; Portsmouth locations; 15th July 2019

Iran’s State Media as a Weapon of Mass Suppression

Mary Rose Heritage Event; 7th June 2019

Heritage in times of crisis: a perspective on conflicts and their impact on cultural heritage and values

A telescope looking out into the night sky

Why is the night sky dark?

View of Portsmouth Guildhall

Exploring the urban mindscape: cities and the supernatural imagination

A group of people laughing together, stood against a blue sky and the Spinnaker Tower

Human Connections and Flourishing

 

 

Law and Economics on a Global Scale

Female forensics working studying fingerprint on computer

Confronting the Growing Challenge of Economic Crime

Prof. Leïla Choukroune

Mediating Justice

two stacks of coins

Resolving investment disputes and protecting citizens

Computer hacker working at laptop

Data Protection

The americanisation of the international economic order and its normative boundaries

Person looking at a graph on a computer screen

International Financial Institutions; Approaches, Anti-Corruption and Actors

 

 

Race and Post-Colonialism

Man sitting

Race v Caste

a hole in a stone wall

Black Critique, the human and alternative archives

Statue of Queen Victoria with Civic offices in the background

The Making of Empire through Racialised Capitalism

 

 

Sustainability and the Environment

Plastic bottle caught in waste

Solutions For Lost Plastics in the Circular Economy

Fish painting on gate

Do we need a materiality principle to tackle sustainability challenges?

 

 

Covid-19

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The Sequencing and Tracking Of Phylogeny in COVID-19

Student wearing a mask

COVID-19 and the challenge of religious freedom

European union flags

Bodies and citizens in times of pandemics: longitudinal perspectives

Flags of the world against blue sky

Development aid policy post-COVID 19 crisis

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COVID19: Has the UK government got it right? What public health policy for sanity emergencies?

 

 

Science and Technology

Hands holding a vial in a lab

Desperate Times Call for Desperate Measures

Solar system map

Shedding Light on a Dark Universe

Professor Adrian Hopgood

A brief history of artificial intelligence