How do children judge the quality of their local natural environments?
Natural England have worked with @UCLan, @DialogMatters and young people to find ways for 8 to 15-year-olds to rate the quality of outdoor spaces.
Find out more in our new report: https://t.co/fpUKInH2av
DALL-E’s amazing images are popping up all over the web. That software uses something called a diffusion model, which is trained to remove noise from static until a clear picture is formed.
Turns out diffusion models can design proteins too!
Really looking forward to this event next week and great that @Dan_Moxon will be making the response. @UCLanResearch @UCLanSocialWork @o_lark @DebJCrook @ivornadir @Andy_Bilson @AidanWorsley @HarrietRowley1@MorrissLisa@george_dake @JennyLLamb @mcys_mmu https://t.co/h2hpNyZyLx
Please join us from 4-6pm on Oct 6th for a hybrid seminar with Prof Spyros Spyrou:
What can a critical childhood studies learn from ontological design?
https://t.co/lVS13Qaz6e
Please join us at The Centre (or online) for Rachel Rosen's seminar about time and participatory research. Thursday Sept 8th 4pm @IOE_London @UCLanResearch @HarryShier https://t.co/FClJS1nhbO
Our article in actual print - 'Stories as findings in collaborative research' in Qualitative Research @QRJCardiff with @o_lark@CarterBernie@GailDavidge
Our reader @NickPalfreyman has an update about our pilot project 'Deaf young people’s stories in #Indonesia'. Many are unable to challenge inadequate #deaf#education systems because those systems have failed them. @UCLanResearch @spudface1@GCRF @uclan https://t.co/k7zUFI1mFP
This was a fabulous piece of work done by @UCLan and @Stories2connect supported by @barnardos and @LancashireCC creating phygitals to tell children's stories. A powerful resource so contact us if you would like more info! So proud to work collaboratively with inspiring CYP 😁
Absolutely brilliant well done @Stories2connect@spudface1 aka Dr Candice Satchwell you’re an inspiration to us students on your EdD course @UCLan as well as all the young people you engage.