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Inspiring researchers to transform their ideas into action

Our case study series features inspiring researchers discussing their careers and sharing tips on how they engage beyond academia. If you would like to be featured, send us an email at DBAA@exeter.ac.uk!

 

Dr Sam van Beurden: Digital health collaborations to solve impulsive eating and support heart failure patients

While researching impulsive eating for her PhD, behavioural scientist Sam van Beurden took the initiative to seek out non-academic partnerships that could transform her findings into digital tools for patients. During this time, Sam also sought additional training to better prepare herself for industry collaboration. Her research has since shifted to heart failure, but her […]

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Prof Mark Cragg: the driving forces behind partnerships for new cancer treatments

  Professor Mark Cragg, alongside a collaborative team of academics from the Centre for Cancer Immunology at the University of Southampton, shows how research-industry collaborations can take cutting edge research from the lab to the clinic.   Our case study series features inspiring researchers discussing their careers and sharing tips on how they engage beyond […]

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Dr Meredith Hale: Looking beyond academia to unravel a 70-year art mystery

Academic careers can take you to unexpected places. For Dr Meredith Hale, an early passion for art history would lead her to roles in academia, galleries and high-end auction houses, and to finally to solving a 70-year mystery behind the theft of a work of art. Our case study series features inspiring researchers discussing their […]

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Rachael Malthouse: Empowering autistic children through digital play

Rachael Malthouse exemplifies how an entrepreneurial mindset can help turn innovative research ideas into life-changing technologies Our case study series features inspiring researchers discussing their careers and sharing tips on how they engage beyond academia. If you would like to be featured, send us an email at DBAA@exeter.ac.uk!

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