Social Futures Institute news
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March research round-up
05 March 2010
Dave Powell has had a journal article, House of Lords: Sexual Offences and Mental Capacity published in the Journal of Criminal Law 74, 2, 621
February research round-up
17 February 2010
Matt Weston has had an article, Ageing and physical match performance in English Premier League soccer referees, published in the Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport 2010:13(1).
It's the social future of book launches
03 February 2010
A special book launch celebrated no less than six of our researchers being published.
Would you trust the male pill?
28 January 2010
Would you trust men to take a male pill? That’s the question being posed by a team of researchers from the University.
January research round-up
12 January 2010
Tracy Shildrick, with Rob MacDonald and Andy Furlong (Glasgow) has successfully bid to the Joseph Rowntree Foundation for a further grant to continue the work on poor communities.
December research round-up
07 December 2009
Paul Van Schaik, with Kusev, Ayton, Dent and Chater, have published an article, Exaggerated risk: prospect theory and probability weighting in riskychoice in the Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning Memory and Cognition 35(6), 1487-1505.
November research round-up
05 November 2009
Eileen Green, with E Balka and F Henwood, has an edited book published Gender, Health and Information Technology inContext Palgrave Macmillan 2009.
October research round-up
08 October 2009
Mark Simpson has been asked for permission to reproduce his article Different Needs: Women’s Drug Use and Treatment in the UK in The Libraray of Drug Abuse and Crime Series, Vol.3 published by Ashgate.
Teesside launches five new research institutes
17 September 2009
The Director of the Leverhulme Trust, Professor Sir Richard Brook, was the keynote speaker at the official launch of Teesside University’s five new research institutes.
September research round-up
14 September 2009
Gavin Oxburgh, (with Trond Myklebust and Tim Grant,) is first author on an article The question of question types in police interviews: A review of the literature from a psychological and linguistic perspective which has been accepted by the International Journal of Speech Language and the Law.
