Tuesday, 13 May 2025 Photo credit: The Carousel, Nottingham Our group consisted of three postgraduate researchers currently enrolled at NTU as part of the UfN Co (l) laboratory project. Together, we brought a range of previous educational, professional, and life… Read More »Evidence for Change
Updated Thursday 01 May 2025 Who can be a Community Supervisor on Collab Research Project? Collaboratory Nottinghamshire: Anyone from a Nottingham(shire) organisation whose work has a focus on one or more local communities, whether that be large organisations such as… Read More »Being a Collaboratory Community Supervisor
Wednesday 19 March 2025 Research has shown that involving children in research can provide valuable insights into their perspectives on the issues that affect them. On 15 and 20 February 2025, we took part in the Nottinghamshire Festival of Science… Read More »Event Report: Engaging Young People in Nottingham
Monday 17 March 2025 Photo credit: The 2022 Community Youth Arts Festival Why music matters As I sit here, ready to fight for music’s place in education, I reflect on my years as a music teacher. I think of the… Read More »Making Music Matter: Why It’s a Necessity
Wednesday 26 March 2025 Setting the Scene This piece is part of an essay called “Building Community Engagement into Place-Based Research Agendas: Constructing the Co(l)laboratory”, written for the British Science Association as part of a UKRI funded essay series on… Read More »A Case-Study of Collaboration
Tuesday 11 February 2025 Photo credit: Anthony Hopwood Nottingham’s micromobility journey In recent years the streets of Nottingham have played host to an influx of small and colourful electric vehicles in the form of rental e-scooters and e-bikes, often referred… Read More »Micromobility in Nottingham: small vehicles – big opinions
Tuesday 21 January 2025 NOTE: While the in-person focus groups have now completed, you can still contribute to this piece of work through the survey linked above. What is it? The Notts Voice in Research is a Co(l)laboratory initiative that… Read More »Community Professionals Needed to Help Identify Priorities For Our Next Nottinghamshire Focused Research Projects
Our rivers are a vital part of the ecosystem and play an important role in community health. Unfortunately, they can become contaminated when bacteria from sources like sewage or animal waste enter the water. Some of these bacteria pose a… Read More »How Can You Help?
Making a Collective Impact Every sample will make a difference. By participating in this project, you will be contributing to a larger effort to protect our rivers and prevent the spread of potentially dangerous antibiotic resistant bacteria. The results of… Read More »Impact of Your Contribution
The Project Team PhD Candidate: Bethany Gill | Great Britain Canoe Athlete | World Champion Lead Academic Supervisor: Dr Jody Winter | Nottingham Trent University Academic Co-Supervisor: Dr Dov Stekel | University of Nottingham Community Supervisor: Martin Winter | The Environment Agency (East Midlands)… Read More »Meet the Team
