Reflections on a research visit
DECIPHer recently hosted a five-week visit from researcher Devy Elling from Stockholm University. Here, she looks back on on her time with us and how… Read More »Reflections on a research visit
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What’s the right amount of food for preschool children?
Alice Porter discusses her PhD research on age-appropriate portion sizes for preschoolers and reflects on her placement with DECIPHer Portion size is the amount of… Read More »What’s the right amount of food for preschool children?
DECIPHer goes to Cape Town
Emily Lowthian is a PhD Student and Research Associate at DECIPHer. Her research interests are parental behaviours and child wellbeing outcomes. She attended and facilitated… Read More »DECIPHer goes to Cape Town
Parents’ drug, alcohol and tobacco use negatively effects all areas of child well-being – new study
This article, by Emily Lowthian and Simon C Moore, is republished from The Conversation We all know that the use of tobacco, alcohol and drugs harms our own health.… Read More »Parents’ drug, alcohol and tobacco use negatively effects all areas of child well-being – new study
From Denmark to Wales: My time at DECIPHer
As visiting PhD student Torill Rotevatn prepares to return to Aalborg University, Denmark, she looks back on her six-month research stay at DECIPHer In September 2016, I started… Read More »From Denmark to Wales: My time at DECIPHer
PhD Student Abigail Lyndon Is Praised On Her Truly Multi-Disciplinary Work at DECIPHer
Abigail Lyndon, a PhD student part funded by DECIPHer at the University of Bristol has recently seen her paper “Risk to Heroin Users of Polydrug Use of Pregabalin… Read More »PhD Student Abigail Lyndon Is Praised On Her Truly Multi-Disciplinary Work at DECIPHer
‘Research without Borders’ Event: Experiences of showcasing my research
Author – Heide Busse, DECIPHer PhD Student On Monday 9th May, I swapped office and computer for an afternoon at @tBristol science centre, where I participated in… Read More »‘Research without Borders’ Event: Experiences of showcasing my research