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The hidden $25 trillion cost of the planet's energy and transport systems

1 March 2021

The hidden social, environmental and health costs of the energy and transport sectors is equal to more than a quarter of global economic output.

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New book explores the challenges of working from home

2 February 2021

Dr Emma Russell is the co-author of the first comprehensive overview of research into the impact of agile working on well-being.

Technology, Policy and Pathways to Possible Worlds: Imagining Year 2050 Now

26 January 2021

The Eu-SPRI Mini Course considered how the future will look given the opportunities and challenges created by technological transformations.

Don't follow the herd: How governments' tough Covid restrictions can help limit economic damage

18 January 2021

Countries with more stringent government responses to the coronavirus crisis benefitted from lower levels of investor herding, new research indicates.

The first benchmark index to quantify bitcoin implied volatility

3 December 2020

Experts from the һ�� Business School have teamed up with CryptoCompare for the launch of the Bitcoin Volatility Index (BVIX).

The CRIBs sheet for delivering meaningful change in the innovation systems of developing countries

2 December 2020

Dr Rob Byrne tells the Impacted podcast how the CRIBs approach he helped develop is now being pursued by the World Bank and the African Union

Small engines of growth: New research finds over 700 small communities of creative businesses across the UK

20 November 2020

һ��-led research finds one-third of creative business microclusters exist outside big cities.

Calls for British Psychological Society to conduct full investigation into Hans Eysenck research misconduct claims

13 November 2020

New paper urges the British Psychological Society (BPS) to reinvestigate the 1995 complaint it received concerning the work of Professor Hans Eysenck.

Calls for world’s most popular artificial sweetener to be banned in UK under incoming Brexit powers

12 November 2020

Prof Erik Millstone is calling for the UK Government and Food Standards Agency to use post-Brexit powers in the New Year to ban the use of aspartame.

Plenty more phish: Why employees fall for scams and what companies can do about it

3 November 2020

Protective IT controls can give employees a false sense of security and cause them to drop their vigilance, a new study reveals.