[ { "url": "york.ac.uk/archaeology/research", "dept": "", "h1": "Research", "verdict": "入口页", "why": "院系 research 入口，非组", "name": "Research" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/architecture/research", "dept": "", "h1": "RESEARCH IN ARCHITECTURE AND THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT", "verdict": "入口页", "why": "院系 research 入口，非组", "name": "RESEARCH IN ARCHITECTURE AND THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/arts-creative-technologies/research", "dept": "", "h1": "RESEARCH AND PRACTICE IN ARTS AND CREATIVE TECHNOLOGIES", "verdict": "入口页", "why": "院系 research 入口，非组", "name": "RESEARCH AND PRACTICE IN ARTS AND CREATIVE TECHNOLOGIES" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/english/research", "dept": "", "h1": "RESEARCH IN ENGLISH AND RELATED LITERATURE", "verdict": "入口页", "why": "院系 research 入口，非组", "name": "RESEARCH IN ENGLISH AND RELATED LITERATURE" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/history/research", "dept": "", "h1": "HISTORY RESEARCH", "verdict": "入口页", "why": "院系 research 入口，非组", "name": "HISTORY RESEARCH" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/history-of-art/research", "dept": "", "h1": "OUR RESEARCH IN HISTORY OF ART", "verdict": "入口页", "why": "院系 research 入口，非组", "name": "OUR RESEARCH IN HISTORY OF ART" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/language-linguistic-science/research", "dept": "", "h1": "RESEARCH IN LANGUAGE AND LINGUISTIC SCIENCE", "verdict": "入口页", "why": "院系 research 入口，非组", "name": "RESEARCH IN LANGUAGE AND LINGUISTIC SCIENCE" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/philosophy/research", "dept": "", "h1": "RESEARCH IN PHILOSOPHY", "verdict": "入口页", "why": "院系 research 入口，非组", "name": "RESEARCH IN PHILOSOPHY" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/nsc/research", "dept": "", "h1": "", "verdict": "入口页", "why": "院系 research 入口，非组", "name": "" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/hrc/research", "dept": "", "h1": "", "verdict": "入口页", "why": "院系 research 入口，非组", "name": "" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/eighteenth-century-studies/research", "dept": "", "h1": "RESEARCH IN EIGHTEENTH CENTURY STUDIES", "verdict": "入口页", "why": "院系 research 入口，非组", "name": "RESEARCH IN 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"RESEARCH IN COMPUTER SCIENCE" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/environment-geography/research", "dept": "", "h1": "RESEARCH IN ENVIRONMENT AND GEOGRAPHY", "verdict": "入口页", "why": "院系 research 入口，非组", "name": "RESEARCH IN ENVIRONMENT AND GEOGRAPHY" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/health-sciences/research", "dept": "", "h1": "RESEARCH IN HEALTH SCIENCES", "verdict": "入口页", "why": "院系 research 入口，非组", "name": "RESEARCH IN HEALTH SCIENCES" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/maths/research", "dept": "", "h1": "RESEARCH AND COLLABORATION IN MATHEMATICS", "verdict": "入口页", "why": "院系 research 入口，非组", "name": "RESEARCH AND COLLABORATION IN MATHEMATICS" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/physics-engineering-technology/research", "dept": "", "h1": "RESEARCH AND INNOVATION IN PHYSICS AND ENGINEERING", "verdict": "入口页", "why": "院系 research 入口，非组", "name": "RESEARCH AND INNOVATION IN PHYSICS AND ENGINEERING" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/psychology/research", "dept": "", "h1": "RESEARCH IN PSYCHOLOGY", "verdict": "入口页", "why": "院系 research 入口，非组", "name": "RESEARCH IN PSYCHOLOGY" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/safe-autonomy/research", "dept": "", "h1": "RESEARCH", "verdict": "不收", "why": "Institute for Safe Autonomy，校级研究所，大一级", "name": "RESEARCH" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/institute-of-mental-health-research/research", "dept": "", "h1": "", "verdict": "入口页", "why": "院系 research 入口，非组", "name": "" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/sei/research", "dept": "", "h1": "RESEARCH AREAS", "verdict": "不收", "why": "Stockholm Environment Institute 国际研究所，大一级", "name": "RESEARCH AREAS" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/biomedical-research-institute/research", "dept": "", "h1": "", "verdict": "不收", "why": "York Biomedical Research Institute，校级研究所，大一级", "name": "" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/yesi/research", "dept": "", "h1": "RESEARCH", "verdict": "不收", "why": "York Environmental Sustainability Institute，校级研究所，大一级", "name": "RESEARCH" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/business-society/research", "dept": "", "h1": "RESEARCH IN THE SCHOOL FOR BUSINESS AND SOCIETY", "verdict": "入口页", "why": "院系 research 入口，非组", "name": "RESEARCH IN THE SCHOOL FOR BUSINESS AND SOCIETY" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/economics/research", "dept": "", "h1": "OUR RESEARCH IN ECONOMICS", "verdict": "入口页", "why": "院系 research 入口，非组", "name": "OUR RESEARCH IN ECONOMICS" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/education/research", "dept": "", "h1": "RESEARCH IN EDUCATION", "verdict": "入口页", "why": "院系 research 入口，非组", "name": "RESEARCH IN EDUCATION" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/law/research", "dept": "", "h1": "LAW RESEARCH", "verdict": "入口页", "why": "院系 research 入口，非组", "name": "LAW RESEARCH" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/ppe/research", "dept": "", "h1": "", "verdict": "入口页", "why": "院系 research 入口，非组", "name": "" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/politics/research", "dept": "", "h1": "RESEARCH IN POLITICS AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS", "verdict": "入口页", "why": "院系 research 入口，非组", "name": "RESEARCH IN POLITICS AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/sociology/research", "dept": "", "h1": "RESEARCH IN SOCIOLOGY", "verdict": "入口页", "why": "院系 research 入口，非组", "name": "RESEARCH IN SOCIOLOGY" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/che/research", "dept": "", "h1": "CENTRE FOR HEALTH ECONOMICS", "verdict": "入口页", "why": "院系 research 入口，非组", "name": "CENTRE FOR HEALTH ECONOMICS" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/crd/research", "dept": "", "h1": "OUR RESEARCH", "verdict": "入口页", "why": "院系 research 入口，非组", "name": "OUR RESEARCH" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/cahr/research", "dept": "", "h1": "", "verdict": "入口页", "why": "院系 research 入口，非组", "name": "" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/igdc/research", "dept": "", "h1": "GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH AT YORK", "verdict": "入口页", "why": "院系 research 入口，非组", "name": "GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH AT YORK" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/womens-studies/research", "dept": "", "h1": "RESEARCH CULTURE", "verdict": "入口页", "why": "院系 research 入口，非组", "name": "RESEARCH CULTURE" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/archaeology/research/research-centres/bioarch", "dept": "", "h1": "BIOARCH: A CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE IN BIOARCHAEOLOGY", "name": "BIOARCH: A CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE IN BIOARCHAEOLOGY", "verdict": "组", "why": "Professor Oliver Craig, Director of BioArCh Our research themes Find out about the", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Oliver Craig" ], "np": 1, "dir": "BioArCh has a unique concentration of expertise in bioarchaeology, with internationally recognised strengths in the analysis of human, animal and plant remains and molecular techniques - proteins, lipids, DNA and stable isotopes.", "dir2": "We aim to deliver practical solutions to major questions that benefit from time depth using approaches that range from Palaeoecology and isotopes to the latest -omics technologies. Our research covers major prehistoric and historic themes, forging stronger and more diverse links between laboratory and the field.", "allParas": [ "BioArCh has a unique concentration of expertise in bioarchaeology, with internationally recognised strengths in the analysis of human, animal and plant remains and molecular techniques - proteins, lipids, DNA and stable isotopes.", "We aim to deliver practical solutions to major questions that benefit from time depth using approaches that range from Palaeoecology and isotopes to the latest -omics technologies. Our research covers major prehistoric and historic themes, forging stronger and more diverse links between laboratory and the field.", "Interested in studying with us? Find out more about our BSc in Bioarchaeology, our MSc in Bioarchaeology, or get more details about our MSc in Zooarchaeology.", "BioArCh was founded in 2003 by the Archaeology, Biology and Chemistry departments at the University of York. It has grown to become one of Europe's largest research centres for bioarchaeological research.", "We are located in the Environment Building on the University of York’s Heslington West campus, housing our state-of-the-art facilities, collections and instrumentation, enabling our researchers to push the frontiers of the field.", "We are an inclusive group of curiosity-driven archaeologists, geochemists, environmental scientists and molecular biologists working on materials from around the globe from prehistory to the recent past." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/physics-engineering-technology/research/bpsi", "dept": "", "h1": "Biological Physical Sciences Interdisciplinary Network (BPSInet)", "verdict": "不收", "why": "页面自述 Interdisciplinary Network，网络非导师组", "name": "Biological Physical Sciences Interdisciplinary Network (BPSInet)" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/biology/technology-facility", "dept": "", "h1": "WELCOME TO THE BIOSCIENCE TECHNOLOGY FACILITY", "verdict": "反例", "why": "页面自述为技术服务平台（services/facilities），非研究组", "name": "WELCOME TO THE BIOSCIENCE TECHNOLOGY FACILITY" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/business-society/research/actuarial-compensation-valuation-of-life", "dept": "", "h1": "CENTRE FOR ACTUARIAL COMPENSATION AND VALUATION OF LIFE (CAVOL)", "name": "CENTRE FOR ACTUARIAL COMPENSATION AND VALUATION OF LIFE (CAVOL)", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor John Ward", "Professor Victoria Wass", "Dr. William Rogers", "Professor Steven Shapiro", "Dr. Jialing Han", "Prof. Alexander Mc" ], "np": 6, "dir": "The Centre for Actuarial Compensation and Valuation of Life (CAVOL) provides a focus for interdisciplinary research and knowledge exchange in topics that have at their core the difficult task of valuing human life or the stages of economic activity and inactivity in human life.", "dir2": "The centre brings together quantitative actuarial expertise and insights from the social sciences to address problems that are concerned with, for example, loss of income and employment, loss of pension provision, and fair compensation for cases of wrongful death.", "allParas": [ "The Centre for Actuarial Compensation and Valuation of Life (CAVOL) provides a focus for interdisciplinary research and knowledge exchange in topics that have at their core the difficult task of valuing human life or the stages of economic activity and inactivity in human life.", "The centre brings together quantitative actuarial expertise and insights from the social sciences to address problems that are concerned with, for example, loss of income and employment, loss of pension provision, and fair compensation for cases of wrongful death.", "By improving methodology and increasing awareness of the technical aspects of compensation calculations, CAVOL aims to promote the public good through better-informed decisions and fairer settlements.", "Dr Şahin is a member of the Ogden Working Party (OWP), which carries out the analyses on which the Ogden Tables for determining compensation in cases of personal injury and fatal accident are based.", "Professor McNeil has provided advice to the expert group that has proposed a compensation framework for the Infected Blood Compensation Authority.", "Professor John Ward, University of Missouri and John Ward Economics" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/business-society/research/management/casme", "dept": "", "h1": "CENTRE FOR ADVANCED SCHOLARSHIP IN MANAGEMENT EDUCATION", "name": "CENTRE FOR ADVANCED SCHOLARSHIP IN MANAGEMENT EDUCATION", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "A hub for interdisciplinary scholarship, support and learning disruption.", "dir2": "The Centre for Advanced Scholarship in Management Education (CASME) is an interdisciplinary space through which to explore the future of teaching and scholarship in management education. Utilizing systematic reviews, audits of best practice, primary research, workshops and innovation events, CASME considers the changing nature of learning.", "allParas": [ "A hub for interdisciplinary scholarship, support and learning disruption.", "The Centre for Advanced Scholarship in Management Education (CASME) is an interdisciplinary space through which to explore the future of teaching and scholarship in management education. Utilizing systematic reviews, audits of best practice, primary research, workshops and innovation events, CASME considers the changing nature of learning.", "Established in 2020, the centre provides evidence on what works in higher education from the perspective of lecturers, learners and local communities.", "Access details of our forthcoming events, publications, resources for members and recordings of past talks.", "This theme tackles both general trends in the context of higher education and classroom specific challenges around topics such as diversity and belonging. It includes traditional scholarship interests in education about inclusion, equity and diversity in higher education generally, as well as addressing the specific responsibilities of business and management school education. While this theme is concerned with students, work in this area also considers what it means to survive and thrive in challenging environments when it comes to the teaching components of a HE career in business schools. The theme incorporates scholarship on digital technologies in innovative ways, where this is connected with inclusion, universal design for learning, and accessibility.", "Our material pedagogy and creativity theme examines the experience of education and considers innovative practices around sensory and affective techniques, joyful education and playful learning. This concentrates not only on learning as cognition in need of constructive support, but also gestalt and sensory approaches to the psychomotor and affective domains of learning techniques and responsiveness. The theme incorporates scholarship on the use of technologies in innovative ways, where this is connected with in-person learning." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/language-linguistic-science/research/centres/caslc/#:~:text=The%20Centre%20for%20Advanced%20Studies,research%2C%20activities%2C%20and%20members.", "dept": "", "h1": "CENTRE FOR ADVANCED STUDIES IN LANGUAGE AND COMMUNICATION", "name": "CENTRE FOR ADVANCED STUDIES IN LANGUAGE AND COMMUNICATION", "verdict": "组", "why": "Contact details Centre Director", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Prof. Merran Toerien Department" ], "np": 1, "dir": "Research Phonetics and Phonology Sociolinguistics Language History and Language Diversity Forensic Speech Science Syntax Conversation analysis Psycholinguistics University research themes Projects Research centres York Papers in Linguistics English language Visiting scholars York Papers in Linguistics", "dir2": "The Centre for Advanced Studies in Language and Communication (CASLC) at the University of York is an innovative interdisciplinary research centre for the study of language and communication in social interaction. Our CASLC website offers the latest information about our research, activities, and members.", "allParas": [ "Research Phonetics and Phonology Sociolinguistics Language History and Language Diversity Forensic Speech Science Syntax Conversation analysis Psycholinguistics University research themes Projects Research centres York Papers in Linguistics English language Visiting scholars York Papers in Linguistics", "The Centre for Advanced Studies in Language and Communication (CASLC) at the University of York is an innovative interdisciplinary research centre for the study of language and communication in social interaction. Our CASLC website offers the latest information about our research, activities, and members.", "Basic research into linguistic patterns and embodied practices associated with language use in social interaction in ordinary and institutional contexts.", "Applied research into the effectiveness of communication, and strategies for improving communication, in social and organizational settings (for instance, in medical, legal and educational settings, emergency service calls/help lines)", "Developing innovative interdisciplinary research into language use and communication.", "Postgraduate training, in particular on the PhD Programme Language & Communication and the MA in Applied Linguistics with Conversation Analysis Pathway." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/education/research/casle", "dept": "", "h1": "CENTRE FOR ADVANCED STUDIES IN LANGUAGE AND EDUCATION (CASLE)", "name": "CENTRE FOR ADVANCED STUDIES IN LANGUAGE AND EDUCATION (CASLE)", "verdict": "判不准", "why": "自述为组但未点负责人 (Research Centre)", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Jan Hardman", "Dr Cylcia Bolibaugh Deputy", "Dr David O'", "Dr Natalie Finlayson" ], "np": 4, "dir": "Centre for Advanced Studies in Language and Education", "dir2": "Research Centre for Advanced Studies in Language and Education Welcome to CASLE Research staff Research students Research themes Centre for Research on Education and Social Justice Psychology in Education Research Centre University of York Science Education Group Publications Visiting Researchers Independent Research Fellowships Education Researchers for Open Science (EROS) University research themes PhD Studies in progress Information on GDPR Financial information for participation in research Language-Driven Pedagogy Technology in Education, Childhood, and Youth", "allParas": [ "Centre for Advanced Studies in Language and Education", "Research Centre for Advanced Studies in Language and Education Welcome to CASLE Research staff Research students Research themes Centre for Research on Education and Social Justice Psychology in Education Research Centre University of York Science Education Group Publications Visiting Researchers Independent Research Fellowships Education Researchers for Open Science (EROS) University research themes PhD Studies in progress Information on GDPR Financial information for participation in research Language-Driven Pedagogy Technology in Education, Childhood, and Youth", "Centre for Advanced Studies in Language and Education Welcome to CASLE Research staff Research students Research themes", "Centre for Research on Education and Social Justice", "Financial information for participation in research", "Leader: Professor Jan Hardman, Dr Cylcia Bolibaugh Deputy: Dr David O'Reilly" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/cahr", "dept": "", "h1": "Centre for Applied Human Rights", "name": "Centre for Applied Human Rights", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "An activist centre situated in a university for public good.", "dir2": "The Centre for Applied Human Rights (CAHR) places people, notably human rights defenders, at the core of our work.", "allParas": [ "An activist centre situated in a university for public good.", "The Centre for Applied Human Rights (CAHR) places people, notably human rights defenders, at the core of our work.", "Our research, knowledge exchange, teaching, protective and advocacy activities are anchored in real-world human rights and humanitarian challenges and opportunities.", "As such, we think politically and use socio-legal, interdisciplinary, and participatory methodologies to protect human rights and activism.", "CAHR presents an opportunity to join a friendly community of ambitious and critical thinkers striving to bring about change.", "100 defenders, 50 countries, 15 years - We are the first centre to involve frontline human rights defenders in every aspect of our work, through protective fellowships, teaching and research, under the umbrella of the Human Rights Defenders Hub." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/archaeology/research/research-centres/centre-for-artefacts-and-materials-analysis", "dept": "", "h1": "CENTRE FOR ARTEFACTS AND MATERIALS ANALYSIS", "name": "CENTRE FOR ARTEFACTS AND MATERIALS ANALYSIS", "verdict": "组", "why": "Director of the Centre for Artefacts and", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Dr Gareth Perry Technical Specialist" ], "np": 1, "dir": "Global leaders in the application of state-of-the art methods used to study archaeological materials and artefacts throughout the ages.", "dir2": "The Centre for Artefacts and Materials Analysis (CAMA) brings together staff from across the Department of Archaeology whose work centres around six themes connected to the biographical study of artefacts and materials: from their provenance, manufacture, use, through to post-excavation recording, conservation and exhibition.", "allParas": [ "Global leaders in the application of state-of-the art methods used to study archaeological materials and artefacts throughout the ages.", "The Centre for Artefacts and Materials Analysis (CAMA) brings together staff from across the Department of Archaeology whose work centres around six themes connected to the biographical study of artefacts and materials: from their provenance, manufacture, use, through to post-excavation recording, conservation and exhibition.", "Using an extensive range of state-of-the art scientific methods and appropriate theoretical frameworks we study diverse organic and inorganic archaeological materials and artefacts: from the Palaeolithic to the more recent past.", "\"York’s breadth of expertise and world-leading facilities - from our experimental YEAR Centre to state-of-the art BioArCh labs, has helped cement our reputation as global leaders in the study of archaeological materials and artefacts. Our innovative and interdisciplinary research on objects from across the ages integrates cutting-edge analytical methods and theoretical perspectives, positioning us at the forefront of the field.\"", "Dr Aimée Little, Director of the Centre for Artefacts and Materials Analysis.", "York Experimental Archaeological Research (YEAR) Centre" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/assuring-autonomy", "dept": "", "h1": "CENTRE FOR ASSURING AUTONOMY", "name": "CENTRE FOR ASSURING AUTONOMY", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Dr Rachel Yin" ], "np": 1, "dir": "Advancing safety assurance of autonomous systems, AI, and robotics across the globe. A partnership between Lloyd’s Register Foundation and the University of York.", "dir2": "The Centre for Assuring Autonomy is a £10m partnership between Lloyd's Register Foundation and the University of York dedicated to pioneering research and innovation at the intersection of AI and safety.", "allParas": [ "Advancing safety assurance of autonomous systems, AI, and robotics across the globe. A partnership between Lloyd’s Register Foundation and the University of York.", "The Centre for Assuring Autonomy is a £10m partnership between Lloyd's Register Foundation and the University of York dedicated to pioneering research and innovation at the intersection of AI and safety.", "Our multidisciplinary team is at the forefront of safety assurance in AI, robotics and autonomy, and through partnerships with industry leaders, academia, and policymakers, we are driving forward the responsible and ethical deployment of AI and autonomous systems.", "Institute for Safe Autonomy, University of York, York, YO10 5FT", "Our newest researcher, Dr Rachel Yin, will be supporting our work in foundation models for machine learning, seeking to answer questions around uncertainty and reliability. Here, she explains more about her research background and her work at the CfAA.", "Research initiative aims to close gap between AI safety research and practical engineering to reduce risk and enable faster, safer deployment of AI-enabled automotive systems" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/biomedical-research-institute/centre-for-blood-research-at-york", "dept": "", "h1": "CENTRE FOR BLOOD RESEARCH AT YORK", "verdict": "不收", "why": "York Biomedical Research Institute，校级研究所，大一级", "name": "CENTRE FOR BLOOD RESEARCH AT YORK" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/archaeology/research/research-centres/centre-for-conservation-studies", "dept": "", "h1": "CENTRE FOR CONSERVATION STUDIES", "name": "CENTRE FOR CONSERVATION STUDIES", "verdict": "组", "why": "Louise Cooke, Director of the Centre", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Leaders in research, education and training in the conservation of cultural heritage", "dir2": "Renowned on a global scale, the Centre for Conservation Studies is a beacon for students and professionals alike to join a vibrant community dedicated to preserving and managing our rich cultural past.- Established over 50 years ago, our trailblazing Masters courses are rooted in the groundbreaking Institute of Advanced Architectural Studies (IAAS).", "allParas": [ "Leaders in research, education and training in the conservation of cultural heritage", "Renowned on a global scale, the Centre for Conservation Studies is a beacon for students and professionals alike to join a vibrant community dedicated to preserving and managing our rich cultural past.- Established over 50 years ago, our trailblazing Masters courses are rooted in the groundbreaking Institute of Advanced Architectural Studies (IAAS).", "Our dynamic community is led by outstanding practitioners and scholars who are all leaders in their fields of conservation, buildings archaeology and heritage. York is a special place for buildings and conservation - unlike so many other cities and towns York has retained a remarkable legacy of historic buildings - these show how buildings and places adapt through time and underpins our York approach.", "Working closely with our city partners we use York as a living conservation laboratory to understand how building use and adaptation in the past can shape decisions for future use and adaptation.", "Our postgraduate offerings draw in a diverse cohort of students, researchers, and professionals from every corner of the world. The progressive vision, multidisciplinary approach and international profile make York a global centre for conservation of cultural heritage.", "\"York has been a centre for conservation teaching and expertise for over 50 years. We have a vibrant conservation community dedicated to preserving and managing our rich cultural past. Our progressive vision, multi-disciplinary approach and international profile make York a global centre for conservation of cultural heritage.\"" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/business-society/research/operations-strategy-governance/centre-contemporary-business-history", "dept": "", "h1": "CENTRE FOR CONTEMPORARY BUSINESS HISTORY AND SOCIETY", "name": "CENTRE FOR CONTEMPORARY BUSINESS HISTORY AND SOCIETY", "verdict": "判不准", "why": "自述为组但未点负责人 (Research Cluster)", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Dr Simon Mollan", "Dr Kevin Tennent" ], "np": 2, "dir": "Supporting historical research with contemporary relevance to business, society, economy, and public policy.", "dir2": "The Centre for Contemporary Business History and Society was formed in 2015 as the Management and Organization History Research Cluster. It was re-named in 2022 to reflect the creation of the new School for Business and Society and developments in the research interests of its members. In line with the ethics and social mission of the school, the centre supports business history research that focuses on issues of contemporary relevance to business, society, economy, and public policy. The centre has a vibrant regular seminar series, convenes workshops and conferences, and hosts national and international academic visitors. The current co-directors are Dr Simon Mollan and Dr Kevin Tennent.", "allParas": [ "Supporting historical research with contemporary relevance to business, society, economy, and public policy.", "The Centre for Contemporary Business History and Society was formed in 2015 as the Management and Organization History Research Cluster. It was re-named in 2022 to reflect the creation of the new School for Business and Society and developments in the research interests of its members. In line with the ethics and social mission of the school, the centre supports business history research that focuses on issues of contemporary relevance to business, society, economy, and public policy. The centre has a vibrant regular seminar series, convenes workshops and conferences, and hosts national and international academic visitors. The current co-directors are Dr Simon Mollan and Dr Kevin Tennent.", "There are no events to show here right now. Please check back another time.", "Marketing, International Business and Entrepreneurship", "Operations, strategy and governance Centre for Contemporary Business History and Society", "Centre for Contemporary Business History and Society" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/digital-heritage", "dept": "", "h1": "CENTRE FOR DIGITAL HERITAGE", "name": "CENTRE FOR DIGITAL HERITAGE", "verdict": "组", "why": "Colleen Morgan, Director of the Centre", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Bringing the past to life with the latest digital technologies.", "dir2": "The Centre for Digital Heritage (CDH) was established in 2012 to provide a focus for researchers from across the University of York with an interest in all fields of digital heritage, including data management, analysis and visualisation.", "allParas": [ "Bringing the past to life with the latest digital technologies.", "The Centre for Digital Heritage (CDH) was established in 2012 to provide a focus for researchers from across the University of York with an interest in all fields of digital heritage, including data management, analysis and visualisation.", "It brings together staff from the Departments of Archaeology, Computer Science, Electronics, History, Music, Sociology and the School of Arts and Creative Technologies, as well as the Humanities Research Centre and the Borthwick Institute for Archives.", "We encourage a creative and playful yet rigorous approach to the use of digital technologies to study and present the past. Our local and global collaborations and interdisciplinary structure allow us to be responsive and make strategic, innovative interventions with high levels of social and economic impact.", "Colleen Morgan, Director of the Centre for Digital Heritage", "Drawing on our cross-disciplinary expertise, we offer a range of consultancy and training services to support your digital needs." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/digital-innovation-philanthropy-fundraising", "dept": "", "h1": "CENTRE FOR DIGITAL INNOVATION IN PHILANTHROPY AND FUNDRAISING", "name": "CENTRE FOR DIGITAL INNOVATION IN PHILANTHROPY AND FUNDRAISING", "verdict": "组", "why": "Learn more Leadership Director: Marta Herrero Co-Director: Jonathan Hook Co-Dire", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Dr Marta Herrero", "Dr Simone Kraemer" ], "np": 2, "dir": "Developing digital innovation technologies for the benefit of the charity sector", "dir2": "The Centre for Digital Innovation in Philanthropy and Fundraising (CDIPF) exists to foster partnerships amongst researchers, nonprofit organisations, philanthropists, and commercial businesses, that help develop digital innovation technologies for the benefit of the charity sector.", "allParas": [ "Developing digital innovation technologies for the benefit of the charity sector", "The Centre for Digital Innovation in Philanthropy and Fundraising (CDIPF) exists to foster partnerships amongst researchers, nonprofit organisations, philanthropists, and commercial businesses, that help develop digital innovation technologies for the benefit of the charity sector.", "The CDIPF is a new collaboration between the School of Arts and Creative Technologies and the Office for Philanthropic Partnerships and Alumni (OPPA) at the University of York.", "The centre brings together a community of researchers from across the University of York - the Departments of Sociology, English, Philosophy, History of Art, the School of Business and Society, as well as the Humanities Research Centre and the Borthwick Institute for Archives. Working in partnership with stakeholders is integral to our approach, these include the Chartered Institute of Fundraising, the UK’s membership body for professional fundraisers, the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE), and representatives from the grant-making world including the Wolfson Foundation.", "We aim to provide research-based insights to inform the design of AI-driven services and products by businesses to empower and support philanthropy and fundraising practices to be more effective, more transparent and more accessible. The centre focuses on nurturing and developing interdisciplinary research teams and collaborating with nonprofit organisations, philanthropists, and businesses in order to:", "Facilitate the adoption of AI-driven digital technologies across the philanthropy and nonprofit sector." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/ceem", "dept": "", "h1": "CENTRE FOR ENERGY EFFICIENT MATERIALS", "name": "CENTRE FOR ENERGY EFFICIENT MATERIALS", "verdict": "组", "why": "Dr Keith McKenna, Director of the Centre", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Dr Keith Mc" ], "np": 1, "dir": "The University of York's Centre for Energy Efficient Materials (CEEM) is a world-class research institute for advanced materials synthesis, characterisation and predictive modelling.", "dir2": "Working with global leaders in electronics, energy generation and energy conversion technologies, we are developing innovative, nanoscale materials to drive sustainable economic growth.", "allParas": [ "The University of York's Centre for Energy Efficient Materials (CEEM) is a world-class research institute for advanced materials synthesis, characterisation and predictive modelling.", "Working with global leaders in electronics, energy generation and energy conversion technologies, we are developing innovative, nanoscale materials to drive sustainable economic growth.", "School of Physics, Engineering and Technology, University of York, Heslington, York, YO10 5DD", "\"Our complementary expertise in advanced materials synthesis, characterisation and predictive modelling together with state-of-the-art facilities is providing industry with unique insights into the optimisation and development of energy efficient materials for diverse applications in technology.\"", "- Dr Keith McKenna, Director of the Centre for Energy Efficient Materials", "CEEM’s research strengths combine powerful predictive modelling with state of the art microscopy to help industry grow nanostructured energy efficient materials." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/business-society/research/management/cegbi", "dept": "", "h1": "CENTRE FOR EVOLUTION OF GLOBAL BUSINESS AND INSTITUTIONS (CEGBI)", "name": "CENTRE FOR EVOLUTION OF GLOBAL BUSINESS AND INSTITUTIONS (CEGBI)", "verdict": "判不准", "why": "自述为组但未点负责人 (research centre)", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "The Centre for Evolution of Global Business and Institutions (CEGBI) aims to carry out groundbreaking research which fosters a better understanding of how business and institutions succeed in a global economy while simultaneously addressing societal challenges.", "dir2": "Established in January 2009, CEGBI is a research centre in the School for Business and Society at the University of York. The centre aims to carry out groundbreaking research which will foster a better understanding of how business and institutions succeed in a global economy. By developing a better understanding of the relationship between past and the present, the aim is to draw lessons that help business and policy makers in more informed decision making and address grand challenges. It draws on an eclectic approach, both in terms of research topics and methodologies used. A distinctive characteristic of the members of the centre is their emphasis on international business, business and economic history, global marketing, ethics and social enterprise.", "allParas": [ "The Centre for Evolution of Global Business and Institutions (CEGBI) aims to carry out groundbreaking research which fosters a better understanding of how business and institutions succeed in a global economy while simultaneously addressing societal challenges.", "Established in January 2009, CEGBI is a research centre in the School for Business and Society at the University of York. The centre aims to carry out groundbreaking research which will foster a better understanding of how business and institutions succeed in a global economy. By developing a better understanding of the relationship between past and the present, the aim is to draw lessons that help business and policy makers in more informed decision making and address grand challenges. It draws on an eclectic approach, both in terms of research topics and methodologies used. A distinctive characteristic of the members of the centre is their emphasis on international business, business and economic history, global marketing, ethics and social enterprise.", "CEGBI-SBS Summer Conference 2026: 'The End of the Rules-Based Order? Institutions in Crisis'", "Friday, 4th September 2026, 09:15 - 17:45, Heslington Hall", "The CEGBI Summer Conference 2026 welcomes submissions from scholars across disciplines whose work engages with the theme “The End of the Rules-Based Order? Institutions in Crisis.” We invite contributions that explore how institutions are being reshaped, challenged, or reconfigured in response to political, economic, social, technological, and environmental pressures.", "The conference aims to bring together scholars from across the School for Business and Society and beyond to reflect on one of the defining challenges of our time: the apparent erosion of the rules-based international order and the growing strain placed on political, economic, legal, and social institutions." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/che", "dept": "", "h1": "CENTRE FOR HEALTH ECONOMICS", "name": "CENTRE FOR HEALTH ECONOMICS", "verdict": "组", "why": "led by CHE and", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Mark Sculpher", "Professor Andrea Manca" ], "np": 2, "dir": "A ground-breaking research institute with global impact.", "dir2": "With around 70 economists, the Centre for Health Economics (CHE) is a research institute with an international profile, producing policy-relevant research that advances the use of health economics to improve population health and wellbeing.", "allParas": [ "A ground-breaking research institute with global impact.", "With around 70 economists, the Centre for Health Economics (CHE) is a research institute with an international profile, producing policy-relevant research that advances the use of health economics to improve population health and wellbeing.", "CHE publishes widely and disseminates its research in accessible ways. The Centre seeks to develop health economics through innovative methods research and a series of training courses. We carry out cutting-edge methodological and applied research. We have excellent staff and offer popular workshops and short courses in all aspects of health economics.", "We provide evidence and new ways of thinking which help policymakers allocate limited resources effectively. Health economics isn’t just about evaluating the costs and benefits of a new drug, service or policy. It’s also about understanding the impact of these decisions on patients who miss out when resources are allocated elsewhere, and how the costs and benefits of health and social care are distributed across the population.", "Professor Mark Sculpher, Head of Department for the Centre for Health Economics", "The health and social care sectors are a major part of society, touching everybody’s lives at some time, employing thousands of people and consuming considerable resources. Investigating the factors that determine our health and well being is key to ensuring the appropriate provision of care." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/healthsciences/research/health-research-inclusion", "dept": "", "h1": "CENTRE FOR HEALTH RESEARCH INCLUSION", "name": "CENTRE FOR HEALTH RESEARCH INCLUSION", "verdict": "判不准", "why": "自述为组但未点负责人 (research Centre)", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Research Research Overview Cardiac Care and Education Epidemiology and Cancer Statistics Health Services and Policy Mental Health and Addiction Public Health and Society Trials and Statistics Nursing and midwifery research Centre for Health Research Inclusion Our Mission, Vision & Aims About Us Projects Collaboration Capacity building Training and Resources News & Updates Donate Contact Us", "dir2": "Centre for Health Research Inclusion Our Mission, Vision & Aims About Us Projects Collaboration Capacity building Training and Resources News & Updates Donate Contact Us", "allParas": [ "Research Research Overview Cardiac Care and Education Epidemiology and Cancer Statistics Health Services and Policy Mental Health and Addiction Public Health and Society Trials and Statistics Nursing and midwifery research Centre for Health Research Inclusion Our Mission, Vision & Aims About Us Projects Collaboration Capacity building Training and Resources News & Updates Donate Contact Us", "Centre for Health Research Inclusion Our Mission, Vision & Aims About Us Projects Collaboration Capacity building Training and Resources News & Updates Donate Contact Us", "The Centre for Health Research Inclusion (CHERI) works to advance knowledge and practice in conducting inclusive health and care research for public good. We do this through leading national and international research with diverse underserved groups, delivering training, and capacity building.", "Stark health inequalities persist in the UK, with underserved groups often experiencing the poorest health outcomes. These groups are also less likely to take part in health and care research. Underserved groups include disabled people, ethnic minority communities, LGBTQIA+ individuals, people facing socioeconomic disadvantage, groups that are geographically isolated in rural areas, young children, the elderly, prison populations, and many other marginalised groups who are underrepresented in research.", "Diversity and Inclusion are well recognised as integral to conducting research that is relevant to underserved populations and impactful in real-world settings. Many gaps exist, though, between guidance and action, between knowledge and practice, and our understanding of the ‘how to’ of conducting inclusive research with a wide range of underserved groups is still quite limited.", "The Centre for Health Research Inclusion works to improve understanding of research practices that help reduce health inequalities and ensure that findings translate into better health outcomes for all. We are dedicated to improving expertise in conducting health and care research that is more equitable, more representative, and more impactful – research that reflects the diversity of the populations it aims to serve." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/chapa", "dept": "", "h1": "CENTRE FOR HIGH ALTITUDE PLATFORM APPLICATIONS", "name": "CENTRE FOR HIGH ALTITUDE PLATFORM APPLICATIONS", "verdict": "组", "why": "US David Grace, Director Director, Centre for High Altitude Platform Appli", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Developing novel uses for high altitude platform infrastructures.", "dir2": "The Centre for High Altitude Platform Applications (CHAPA) is a collaboration between the School of Physics, Engineering and Technology (PET) and the departments of Chemistry and Environment and Geography.", "allParas": [ "Developing novel uses for high altitude platform infrastructures.", "The Centre for High Altitude Platform Applications (CHAPA) is a collaboration between the School of Physics, Engineering and Technology (PET) and the departments of Chemistry and Environment and Geography.", "We specialise in high altitude platform applications relating to wireless communications, atmospheric science research, and environmental monitoring and control for smart cities.", "Director, Centre for High Altitude Platform Applications", "High altitude platforms (HAPs) are aircraft, airships or balloons situated in the stratosphere (from 17 to 22 km above the ground) and can provide applications over regional areas of coverage.", "They can be used to deliver a variety of services, including wireless communications, environmental monitoring and atmospheric science research. They can provide real-time monitoring of ground-based infrastructure or environmental features." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/palaeo", "dept": "", "h1": "PALAEO: CENTRE FOR HUMAN PALAEOECOLOGY & EVOLUTIONARY ORIGINS", "name": "PALAEO: CENTRE FOR HUMAN PALAEOECOLOGY & EVOLUTIONARY ORIGINS", "verdict": "判不准", "why": "自述为组但未点负责人 (research centre)", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "CENTRE FOR HUMAN PALAEOECOLOGY & EVOLUTIONARY ORIGINS", "dir2": "Palaeo: The Centre for Palaeoecology Archaeology, Evolution and Human Origins", "allParas": [ "CENTRE FOR HUMAN PALAEOECOLOGY & EVOLUTIONARY ORIGINS", "Palaeo: The Centre for Palaeoecology Archaeology, Evolution and Human Origins", "Palaeo: An interdisciplinary centre at the University of York", "Palaeo: Anatomy, Bioarchaeology, Molecular Archaeology and Field Techniques in one place", "Palaeo: MSc in Bioarchaeology, Early Prehistory and Human Origins, Mesolithic Studies, Zooarchaeology, Human Evolution (2012/13)", "Palaeo: Researching diet, landscape, ecology, health, disease and the evolution of the human mind" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/chym", "dept": "", "h1": "CENTRE FOR HYPERPOLARISATION IN MAGNETIC RESONANCE", "name": "CENTRE FOR HYPERPOLARISATION IN MAGNETIC RESONANCE", "verdict": "组", "why": "message from the director University of York, Heslington, York, YO10 5DD, U", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "World-class research facilities sponsored by the Wellcome Trust and Wolfson Foundation", "dir2": "Undertaking research into hyperpolarisation techniques for NMR and MRI applications", "allParas": [ "World-class research facilities sponsored by the Wellcome Trust and Wolfson Foundation", "Undertaking research into hyperpolarisation techniques for NMR and MRI applications", "The Centre for Hyperpolarisation in Magnetic Resonance (CHyM) is a joint research centre created by the Department of Chemistry and the Department of Psychology at the University of York. CHyM is associated with the Hull York Medical School, the York Neuroimaging Centre and the Department of Biology.", "Research within CHyM focuses on the development and application of hyperpolarisation techniques for use in NMR and MRI.", "University of York, Heslington, York, YO10 5DD, UK Tel: work +44 (0) 1904 320000 | Fax: fax +44 (0)1904 323433" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/english/research/centre-for-indigenous-and-settler-colonial-studies", "dept": "", "h1": "CENTRE FOR INDIGENOUS AND SETTLER COLONIAL STUDIES", "name": "CENTRE FOR INDIGENOUS AND SETTLER COLONIAL STUDIES", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Providing a regular platform in the UK for indigenous scholars and non-academic speakers.", "dir2": "The Centre for Indigenous and Settler Colonial Studies brings together scholars in the Humanities and Social Sciences with individual interests in the Americas, Oceania, Western Asia, Southern Africa, and northern Europe, and with a collective interest in the global frameworks of Critical Indigenous Studies (CIS).", "allParas": [ "Providing a regular platform in the UK for indigenous scholars and non-academic speakers.", "The Centre for Indigenous and Settler Colonial Studies brings together scholars in the Humanities and Social Sciences with individual interests in the Americas, Oceania, Western Asia, Southern Africa, and northern Europe, and with a collective interest in the global frameworks of Critical Indigenous Studies (CIS).", "While we place Indigenous Studies and Settler Colonial Studies in critical dialogue in bringing together scholars engaged in each, and through conversations around mutual practical and discursive attempts to analyse and disrupt the colonial structures of settler states, we understand these fields to be discrete, and emerging out of different systems of knowledge production.", "Insofar as CIS demands relationship with communities alongside the centring of Indigenous voices and anti/decolonial activism, and insofar as Settler Colonial Studies seeks to unsettle the structures of colonial dominance and examine settler-Indigenous interrelations, we embrace the challenge, to non-Indigenous scholars in particular, to develop ethical forms of scholarship and engagement.", "To provide a regular platform in the UK for Indigenous Scholars and non-academic speakers.", "To develop an ethical research and teaching praxis that reflects critically on the particular kinds of contributions that scholars working in Britain and Europe can make to the Indigenous and Settler Colonial Studies conversations." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/language/research/centres/clhd", "dept": "", "h1": "Centre for Linguistic History and Diversity", "name": "Centre for Linguistic History and Diversity", "verdict": "判不准", "why": "自述为组但未点负责人 (Research centre)", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Research Phonetics and Phonology Sociolinguistics Language History and Language Diversity Forensic Speech Science Syntax Conversation analysis Psycholinguistics University research themes Projects Research centres York Papers in Linguistics English language Visiting scholars York Papers in Linguistics", "dir2": "The Centre for Linguistic History and Diversity is an international research centre. Our aim is to understand current linguistic diversity, history and pre-history by focusing on:", "allParas": [ "Research Phonetics and Phonology Sociolinguistics Language History and Language Diversity Forensic Speech Science Syntax Conversation analysis Psycholinguistics University research themes Projects Research centres York Papers in Linguistics English language Visiting scholars York Papers in Linguistics", "The Centre for Linguistic History and Diversity is an international research centre. Our aim is to understand current linguistic diversity, history and pre-history by focusing on:", "Diverse combinatoric systems across the world’s languages", "Cross-linguistic analysis of morphological and morphosyntactic systems (variation in the grammatical patterns of words)", "Empirical and theoretical approaches to language change over time", "The mechanisms of variation, particularly in relation to linguistic pre-history" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/medieval-studies", "dept": "", "h1": "CENTRE FOR MEDIEVAL STUDIES", "name": "CENTRE FOR MEDIEVAL STUDIES", "verdict": "组", "why": "Professor Kenneth Clarke, Centre Director", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Kenneth Clarke" ], "np": 1, "dir": "Internationally-recognised for the study of the Middle Ages, with diverse teaching and research across the humanities and beyond.", "dir2": "Join a world-leading centre for postgraduate study and research into the Middle Ages.", "allParas": [ "Internationally-recognised for the study of the Middle Ages, with diverse teaching and research across the humanities and beyond.", "Join a world-leading centre for postgraduate study and research into the Middle Ages.", "Advance your expertise with our specialised Masters or our PhD, specifically dedicated to the study of the medieval world.", "We have a lively schedule of events running throughout the year, bringing together medieval researchers from across the country and the world for workshops, conferences and lectures. We also have student-led activities ranging from study groups to amateur dramatics.", "Medieval Literatures Research Seminar with Rachel Scott, Royal Holloway", "Ideology, Society and Medieval Religion Seminar Series with Francesca Ash, University of Birmingham" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/modernstudies", "dept": "", "h1": "CENTRE FOR MODERN STUDIES", "name": "CENTRE FOR MODERN STUDIES", "verdict": "判不准", "why": "自述为组但未点负责人 (research centre)", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "The Centre for Modern Studies is a vibrant interdisciplinary research centre, dedicated to study of the period from 1830 to the present.", "dir2": "Centre for Modern Studies University of York, Heslington Hall, York, YO10 5DD, UK | cmods-enquiries@york.ac.uk", "allParas": [ "The Centre for Modern Studies is a vibrant interdisciplinary research centre, dedicated to study of the period from 1830 to the present.", "Centre for Modern Studies University of York, Heslington Hall, York, YO10 5DD, UK | cmods-enquiries@york.ac.uk" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/biology/centrefornovelagriculturalproducts", "dept": "", "h1": "CENTRE FOR NOVEL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS", "name": "CENTRE FOR NOVEL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS", "verdict": "组", "why": "PEOPLE Meet our Director and the research leaders", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Katherine Denby" ], "np": 1, "dir": "Using world-leading bioscience to provide sustainable supplies of food, energy and chemicals.", "dir2": "CNAP research is aimed at ensuring sustainable food production and enabling a shift from reliance on fossil fuels to a bioeconomy, with energy and chemicals produced from renewable biological resources.", "allParas": [ "Using world-leading bioscience to provide sustainable supplies of food, energy and chemicals.", "CNAP research is aimed at ensuring sustainable food production and enabling a shift from reliance on fossil fuels to a bioeconomy, with energy and chemicals produced from renewable biological resources.", "We are tackling the critical challenges of adapting to climate change, increasing environmental sustainability and reducing carbon emissions, by exploiting the power of nature.", "CNAP research includes discovering biosynthetic pathways of high-value chemicals in plants for pharmaceutical and industrial use, novel and improved microbial enzymes for production of low carbon fuels from biomass, and development of crop varieties with increased yield, resilience, and traits for new industrial or environmental applications.", "Department of Biology, University of York, Wentworth Way, York YO10 5DD", "The Centre for Novel Agricultural Products is a collaborative centre of excellence where leading plant, algal and microbial researchers make new fundamental biology discoveries. We then apply this knowledge to engineer biological systems and develop new bio-based products and processes." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/crems", "dept": "", "h1": "CENTRE FOR RENAISSANCE AND EARLY MODERN STUDIES", "name": "CENTRE FOR RENAISSANCE AND EARLY MODERN STUDIES", "verdict": "判不准", "why": "自述为组但未点负责人 (Research Centre)", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Welcome to the Centre for Renaissance & Early Modern Studies", "dir2": "“The staff have been very helpful, welcoming and eager to impart their knowledge. I have made great friends in my programme and together we've had fantastic opportunities…”", "allParas": [ "Welcome to the Centre for Renaissance & Early Modern Studies", "“The staff have been very helpful, welcoming and eager to impart their knowledge. I have made great friends in my programme and together we've had fantastic opportunities…”", "Bringing together faculty and postgraduates from a wider range of disciplines than any other university in the UK", "The Centre has its own dedicated space in the historic Heslington Hall", "CREMS is part of the University of York's Humanities Research Centre", "Well placed for research into the rich archival and cultural resources found in and around York" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/education/research/cresj", "dept": "", "h1": "CENTRE FOR RESEARCH ON EDUCATION AND SOCIAL JUSTICE (CRESJ)", "name": "CENTRE FOR RESEARCH ON EDUCATION AND SOCIAL JUSTICE (CRESJ)", "verdict": "判不准", "why": "自述为组但未点负责人 (Research Centre)", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Liz Thomas Deputy", "Dr Anna Bull The Centre" ], "np": 2, "dir": "Centre for Research on Education and Social Justice", "dir2": "Research Centre for Advanced Studies in Language and Education Centre for Research on Education and Social Justice Welcome to CRESJ Study with us Research people Research themes Psychology in Education Research Centre University of York Science Education Group Publications Visiting Researchers Independent Research Fellowships Education Researchers for Open Science (EROS) University research themes PhD Studies in progress Information on GDPR Financial information for participation in research Language-Driven Pedagogy Technology in Education, Childhood, and Youth", "allParas": [ "Centre for Research on Education and Social Justice", "Research Centre for Advanced Studies in Language and Education Centre for Research on Education and Social Justice Welcome to CRESJ Study with us Research people Research themes Psychology in Education Research Centre University of York Science Education Group Publications Visiting Researchers Independent Research Fellowships Education Researchers for Open Science (EROS) University research themes PhD Studies in progress Information on GDPR Financial information for participation in research Language-Driven Pedagogy Technology in Education, Childhood, and Youth", "Centre for Advanced Studies in Language and Education", "Centre for Research on Education and Social Justice Welcome to CRESJ Study with us Research people Research themes", "Financial information for participation in research", "The Centre for Research on Education and Social Justice (CRESJ) undertakes multi-method research that explores social justice in education." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/crd", "dept": "", "h1": "CENTRE FOR REVIEWS AND DISSEMINATION", "name": "CENTRE FOR REVIEWS AND DISSEMINATION", "verdict": "组", "why": "CRD Director and Head of Department Health Technology Assessment Method", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Lesley Stewart" ], "np": 1, "dir": "A world renowned institute producing policy relevant research using innovative methods to improve population health.", "dir2": "The Centre for Reviews and Dissemination (CRD) specialises in evidence synthesis, assembling and evaluating data from multiple research studies to generate robust evidence to inform health policy and practice.", "allParas": [ "A world renowned institute producing policy relevant research using innovative methods to improve population health.", "The Centre for Reviews and Dissemination (CRD) specialises in evidence synthesis, assembling and evaluating data from multiple research studies to generate robust evidence to inform health policy and practice.", "Our research is ranked 6th in the UK for research power in the Times Higher Education ranking of the latest REF results with over 92% of our research rated as world-leading (4*) for impact.", "We believe that important decisions about health, public health and social care should be driven by research evidence.", "The Centre for Reviews and Dissemination is passionate about carrying out robust relevant and actionable evidence syntheses to inform decision-making to improve population health and wellbeing, and reduce health inequality.", "Professor Lesley Stewart, CRD Director and Head of Department" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/philosophy/research/centre-for-the-history-of-philosophy", "dept": "", "h1": "CENTRE FOR THE HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY", "name": "CENTRE FOR THE HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Dr James Clarke" ], "np": 1, "dir": "The Centre for the History of Philosophy (CHiPhi) in the North is one of the UK’s largest groups of scholars working in the history of philosophy.", "dir2": "CHiPhi was established in 2009 with a grant from the White Rose University Consortium to bring together the wide-ranging expertise in the history of philosophy at several universities in the North of England, and to consolidate and promote research and teaching in the field.", "allParas": [ "The Centre for the History of Philosophy (CHiPhi) in the North is one of the UK’s largest groups of scholars working in the history of philosophy.", "CHiPhi was established in 2009 with a grant from the White Rose University Consortium to bring together the wide-ranging expertise in the history of philosophy at several universities in the North of England, and to consolidate and promote research and teaching in the field.", "CHiPhi member institutions currently include the Universities of Durham, Leeds, Liverpool, Sheffield, and York.", "As one of the UK’s largest groups of scholars working in the history of philosophy, our aim is to develop and maintain an international network to encourage research and disseminate its results through collaborative events, projects, and teaching. We have links with a number of centres and institutions around the world.", "If you would like to contact us please email Dr James Clarke.", "CHiPhi has more than 25 academic and postgraduate members from five UK universities. From Spinoza's metaphyics to the work of Anne Conway, their research covers a variety of topics." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/projects/christianityandculture", "dept": "", "h1": "Welcome | CSCC", "verdict": "判不准", "why": "自述研究中心，与教会/社区合作的研究，无具名负责人", "name": "Welcome | CSCC" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/sociology/research/groups/curb", "dept": "", "h1": "CENTRE FOR URBAN RESEARCH (CURB)", "name": "CENTRE FOR URBAN RESEARCH (CURB)", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Dr Mustafa Kemal Bay", "Dr Seth Schindler", "Dr Mehmet Penpecio", "Dr Tom Goodfellow", "Dr David Jackman Research Outputs" ], "np": 5, "dir": "Research Culture, Values and Practices Gender, Sexuality and Inequalities Language and Social Interaction Science, Health and Technology Postdoc opportunities University research themes Visiting researchers White Rose Social Sciences DTP", "dir2": "Curb[kurb]: the edge or margin of a road, the limit of a thoroughfare", "allParas": [ "Research Culture, Values and Practices Gender, Sexuality and Inequalities Language and Social Interaction Science, Health and Technology Postdoc opportunities University research themes Visiting researchers White Rose Social Sciences DTP", "Curb[kurb]: the edge or margin of a road, the limit of a thoroughfare", "2 June 2021 Online (Zoom) The limits to Urban Revolution: The Transformation of Ankara, Turkey, under the Justice and Development Party Dr Mustafa Kemal Bayırbağ, Dr Seth Schindler and Dr Mehmet Penpecioğlu", "12 May 2021 Online (Zoom) Controlling the capital city: Understanding strategies for the pursuit of urban dominance Dr Tom Goodfellow and Dr David Jackman", "'Letting the brush lead: Mark Cousins, film-maker of the floating world'. Daryl Martin", "‘What makes city life meaningful is the things we hide’ Gareth Millington and Vladimir Rizov" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/inst/cws", "dept": "", "h1": "CENTRE FOR WOMEN'S STUDIES", "name": "CENTRE FOR WOMEN'S STUDIES", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Jackie Stacey" ], "np": 1, "dir": "The Centre for Women's Studies at York (CWS) is among the most well-established bases for feminist and gender-oriented teaching and research, both in the UK and internationally. Drawing on social science and arts-based methods, we explore and critique gendered ways of knowing. We adopt an inclusive, intersectional, transnational and interdisciplinary approach to the changing nature of women's experiences, gender relations and identities.", "dir2": "Founded in 1984, CWS is a leading centre for the study of women and gender. Our interdisciplinary courses are suitable for students with arts, humanities or social science backgrounds.", "allParas": [ "The Centre for Women's Studies at York (CWS) is among the most well-established bases for feminist and gender-oriented teaching and research, both in the UK and internationally. Drawing on social science and arts-based methods, we explore and critique gendered ways of knowing. We adopt an inclusive, intersectional, transnational and interdisciplinary approach to the changing nature of women's experiences, gender relations and identities.", "Founded in 1984, CWS is a leading centre for the study of women and gender. Our interdisciplinary courses are suitable for students with arts, humanities or social science backgrounds.", "Find out more about CWS Student Wellbeing and Support", "Watch CWS's Inaugural Annual Lecture with Avtar Brah", "Last weekend, on 6th June, the Festival of Ideas hosted the event Voices of Resistance: Diaries from Gaza.", "Two students in the Centre for Women's Studies, PhD student Alice Flinta and MA student Irene Palencia Mora have both received awards in the York 2026 Open Research Awards." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/biology/research/centre-of-excellence-for-anaerobic-digestion", "dept": "", "h1": "CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE FOR ANAEROBIC DIGESTION", "name": "CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE FOR ANAEROBIC DIGESTION", "verdict": "组", "why": "Professor James Chong, Director of the Centre", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor James Chong", "Dr Sarah Forrester", "Dr Matthew Reilly", "Mr Jon Brigg" ], "np": 4, "dir": "Transforming the potential of anaerobic digestion, to create a cleaner future.", "dir2": "The Centre of Excellence for Anaerobic Digestion (CEAD) is based at the University of York and Yorkshire Water’s Naburn Wastewater Treatment Works.", "allParas": [ "Transforming the potential of anaerobic digestion, to create a cleaner future.", "The Centre of Excellence for Anaerobic Digestion (CEAD) is based at the University of York and Yorkshire Water’s Naburn Wastewater Treatment Works.", "We co-design and deliver research with academic and industrial colleagues to better understand the processes that underpin anaerobic digestion (AD).", "CEAD aims to transform AD performance and outputs. Our basic and applied bio-based research focuses on improving the recovery of resources from wastes. As part of BioYorkshire's bio/circular economy research portfolio we are contributing to York and North Yorkshire's carbon negative plans.", "The Centre of Excellence for Anaerobic Digestion (CEAD), Department of Biology, University of York, YO10 5DD", "“We're focused on developing both our fundamental understanding of the biology underpinning anaerobic digestion and how we translate this knowledge into real-world applications, as a critical part of the UK/global drive towards net zero.”" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/mass-spectrometry", "dept": "", "h1": "CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE IN MASS SPECTROMETRY", "name": "CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE IN MASS SPECTROMETRY", "verdict": "反例", "why": "页面非团队自述: provides a highly specialised technical service", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "State-of-the-art instrumentation and expertise, serving both internal and external users.", "dir2": "Mass spectrometry is a powerful analytical tool with many diverse applications across a range of disciplines. The York Centre of Excellence in Mass Spectrometry (CoEMS) provides a means for you to access state-of-the-art instrumentation, along with the necessary expertise to develop your research in many areas, such as therapeutic protein discovery and characterisation, post-genomic sciences, lipidomics, metabolomics, gas-phase ion chemistry, chemical characterisation, chemical catalyst discovery, archaeological support, and environmental science.", "allParas": [ "State-of-the-art instrumentation and expertise, serving both internal and external users.", "Mass spectrometry is a powerful analytical tool with many diverse applications across a range of disciplines. The York Centre of Excellence in Mass Spectrometry (CoEMS) provides a means for you to access state-of-the-art instrumentation, along with the necessary expertise to develop your research in many areas, such as therapeutic protein discovery and characterisation, post-genomic sciences, lipidomics, metabolomics, gas-phase ion chemistry, chemical characterisation, chemical catalyst discovery, archaeological support, and environmental science.", "The Centre of Excellence in Mass Spectrometry at the University of York is a joint initiative of the Departments of Biology and Chemistry, set up in 2008 to provide the University of York, and the wider community, cross disciplinary expertise and access a broad range of mass spectrometric instrumentation. Initially supported by Science City York, Yorkshire Forward and Northern Way, is has also attracted significant infrastructure funding from the EPSRC, BBSRC and the University of York. It now extends its reach to complementary areas in Mass Spectrometry such as Environmental Science and Archaeology.", "The facility helps scientists to tackle some of their most testing analytical challenges, and provides a highly specialised technical service to both academia and industry. We actively encourage external users from academic institutions and commercial enterprises, and typically service ~ 30 external organisations each year, around half of which are commercial and half academic. Routes for accessing the Centre include formal academic or industrial collaborations, fee-for-service work, or direct instrument access." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/social-science/research-impact/crimnet", "dept": "", "h1": "CRIMNET: YORK'S RESEARCH NETWORK ON CRIME AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE", "name": "CRIMNET: YORK'S RESEARCH NETWORK ON CRIME AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Developing mobile applications to improve access to mental health support", "dir2": "CrimNet Steering group Research Get involved News Events", "allParas": [ "Developing mobile applications to improve access to mental health support", "CrimNet Steering group Research Get involved News Events", "Managing regulatory divergence in the UK’s future trade arrangements with the EU", "Supporting service re-design and capacity building within Chance UK", "The University of York has extensive research expertise in crime and criminal justice spread across various departments in the Social Sciences and beyond. CrimNet is a forum in which academics interested in crime can share their expertise and collaborate across departments.", "share research expertise and encourage collaboration across disciplines and beyond academia" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/research/edi-research-centre", "dept": "", "h1": "THE EQUALITY, DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION RESEARCH CENTRE", "verdict": "不收", "why": "校级 EDI 研究中心（a central hub），大一级", "name": "THE EQUALITY, DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION RESEARCH CENTRE" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/business-society/research/spsw/vulnerability-policing-futures-research-centre", "dept": "", "h1": "ESRC VULNERABILITY & POLICING FUTURES RESEARCH CENTRE", "name": "ESRC VULNERABILITY & POLICING FUTURES RESEARCH CENTRE", "verdict": "组", "why": "led by the Universities of", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Kate Brown", "Professor Adam Crawford", "Dr Dan Birks", "Professor Charlie Lloyd" ], "np": 4, "dir": "The Vulnerability & Policing Futures Research Centre aims to reshape how the police and other organisations work together in order to reduce harm among vulnerable people in society.", "dir2": "The police have always dealt with vulnerable people but increasingly they have been drawn into policing complex problems that they cannot solve on their own, such as modern slavery, county lines drug networks, mental health, online child sexual victimisation, and domestic abuse.", "allParas": [ "The Vulnerability & Policing Futures Research Centre aims to reshape how the police and other organisations work together in order to reduce harm among vulnerable people in society.", "The police have always dealt with vulnerable people but increasingly they have been drawn into policing complex problems that they cannot solve on their own, such as modern slavery, county lines drug networks, mental health, online child sexual victimisation, and domestic abuse.", "These problems have been made much worse by austerity, with the police having to fill gaps left by underfunded public services and non-governmental organisations (NGOs).", "Our research explores how vulnerabilities are produced, exacerbated and mitigated by policing, and how the police and other services can be best used to prevent and reduce vulnerabilities.", "The Vulnerability & Policing Futures Research Centre works on multiple projects across our three research work strands, combining data science with qualitative insights.", "The ESRC Vulnerability & Policing Futures Research Centre brings together an interdisciplinary team of 23 co-investigators from across institutions across the world, as well as 38 police, non-governmental organisations, local and national government partners." ] }, { "url": "hgc.hosted.york.ac.uk", "dept": "", "h1": "Maintenance Page", "name": "Maintenance Page", "verdict": "异常", "why": "空页/404", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Please bear with us as we perform some website maintenance. We will be back soon!", "dir2": "", "allParas": [ "Please bear with us as we perform some website maintenance. We will be back soon!" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/hrc", "dept": "", "h1": "HUMANITIES RESEARCH CENTRE", "name": "HUMANITIES RESEARCH CENTRE", "verdict": "组", "why": "Professor Rachel Cowgill, Director of the Humanities Research Centre and Associate D", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Rachel Cowgill" ], "np": 1, "dir": "The hub for interdisciplinary research and postgraduate life in the arts and humanities.", "dir2": "The Humanities Research Centre is a place of belonging, and of collective research life, for staff and postgraduates from the University's eight Arts and Humanities departments. We are based in the beautiful Grade II listed Heslington Hall, a hub for research, teaching and engagement in the Faculty.", "allParas": [ "The hub for interdisciplinary research and postgraduate life in the arts and humanities.", "The Humanities Research Centre is a place of belonging, and of collective research life, for staff and postgraduates from the University's eight Arts and Humanities departments. We are based in the beautiful Grade II listed Heslington Hall, a hub for research, teaching and engagement in the Faculty.", "We provide a stimulating and diverse environment in which interdisciplinary and external partnerships can flourish, and a welcoming, dedicated space for events and study.", "to support, develop and advocate for innovative research projects with reach and impact;", "to nurture productive, creative and transformative partnerships with academic and non-academic collaborators;", "to inspire, train and empower new cohorts of graduate and postgraduate researchers in the arts and humanities to become the next generation of global cultural leaders;" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/ipup", "dept": "", "h1": "Institute for the Public Understanding of the Past", "name": "Institute for the Public Understanding of the Past", "verdict": "组", "why": "Dr Lizzy Spencer Director Study with us Our MA in Public History gives you", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Dr Lizzy Spencer Director Study" ], "np": 1, "dir": "Working with local, regional and national organisations", "dir2": "The Institute for the Public Understanding of the Past works with museums, archives, heritage sites, the media, artists and community organisations to explore the many ways that the past is presented in society. We ask questions about how the histories we tell impact our identities, shape our present and inform the future.", "allParas": [ "Working with local, regional and national organisations", "The Institute for the Public Understanding of the Past works with museums, archives, heritage sites, the media, artists and community organisations to explore the many ways that the past is presented in society. We ask questions about how the histories we tell impact our identities, shape our present and inform the future.", "Through collaborations and partnerships, the Institute draws together researchers, students, practitioners and communities to make and research diverse and inclusive public histories.", "Our MA in Public History gives you the chance to get industry experience promoting history to a public audience. This could be a museum, historic house, archive, period reconstruction, or TV, film or web production company.", "Find out about some of the amazing work our students have done during their placement and internship opportunities.", "We were incredibly proud to welcome back students of the MA in Public History Class of 24 for their graduation on Friday 10th January." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/maths/research/trusted-data-science", "dept": "", "h1": "TRUSTED DATA SCIENCE INSTITUTE", "name": "TRUSTED DATA SCIENCE INSTITUTE", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Bringing together researchers, students and external partners to create robust data science for the public good.", "dir2": "The Trusted Data Science Institute is a joint initiative between the Department of Computer Science and the Department of Mathematics at the University of York. Our mission is to advance the foundations and applications of trustworthy, transparent, and reliable data science.", "allParas": [ "Bringing together researchers, students and external partners to create robust data science for the public good.", "The Trusted Data Science Institute is a joint initiative between the Department of Computer Science and the Department of Mathematics at the University of York. Our mission is to advance the foundations and applications of trustworthy, transparent, and reliable data science.", "Modern data-driven technologies influence every aspect of society - from health and environmental modelling to decision-making systems and artificial intelligence. Ensuring that these technologies are statistically sound, ethically robust, and mathematically well-founded is essential for maintaining public trust and scientific integrity.", "Our research brings together expertise in statistics, machine learning, artificial intelligence, and applied mathematics to develop data science methods that are not only powerful but also interpretable, stable, and fair. We study questions such as how uncertainty can be quantified and communicated, how algorithms can remain reliable under model misspecification or data shifts, and how complex systems can be designed to meet rigorous standards of reproducibility and accountability.", "By combining theoretical insight with practical application, the Trusted Data Science Institute provides a platform for interdisciplinary collaboration - uniting researchers, students, and external partners who share a commitment to creating data science for the public good.", "The institute is home to several projects. This is some of the research we're working on now:" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/safe-autonomy", "dept": "", "h1": "INSTITUTE FOR SAFE AUTONOMY", "verdict": "不收", "why": "Institute for Safe Autonomy，校级研究所，大一级", "name": "INSTITUTE FOR SAFE AUTONOMY" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/igdc", "dept": "", "h1": "INTERDISCIPLINARY GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT CENTRE", "name": "INTERDISCIPLINARY GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT CENTRE", "verdict": "组", "why": "as the new Director of IGDC 3 FEBRUARY 2026 We are pleased to announc", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Promoting interdisciplinary research and partnerships to address pressing global development challenges.", "dir2": "The University of York’s Interdisciplinary Global Development Centre (IGDC) is a major cross-faculty initiative that brings together a wide community of scholars working on global development.", "allParas": [ "Promoting interdisciplinary research and partnerships to address pressing global development challenges.", "The University of York’s Interdisciplinary Global Development Centre (IGDC) is a major cross-faculty initiative that brings together a wide community of scholars working on global development.", "We support our members to work with academics, networks and partners across and beyond the University to develop research that is people-focused and addresses the urgent and structural challenges of global development.", "We are pleased to announce the appointment of Joshua Kirshner as the new Director of the IGDC. Josh will lead the Centre alongside Co-Director Saba Joshi, following the conclusion of Jon Ensor’s term.", "Prize Winning Co-produced Research by IGDC members Influences Bradford Climate Action Plan", "Interdisciplinary research by IGDC members published in the first ten months of the year explore equity, justice and sustainability through work on governance, the environment, health, and participation." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/biology/jack-birch-unit", "dept": "", "h1": "THE JACK BIRCH UNIT", "name": "THE JACK BIRCH UNIT", "verdict": "组", "why": "Professor Will Brackenbury, Director of the Jack Birch Unit", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Will Brackenbury" ], "np": 1, "dir": "Pioneering cutting-edge cancer research at the University of York.", "dir2": "The Jack Birch Unit aims to translate fundamental research into solid tumours towards the clinic.", "allParas": [ "Pioneering cutting-edge cancer research at the University of York.", "The Jack Birch Unit aims to translate fundamental research into solid tumours towards the clinic.", "We are supported by generous core funding from the local charity, York Against Cancer. Our mission is 'to understand how the tumour microenvironment shapes tumour development, progression, and response to treatment, and use this knowledge to benefit patients’.", "We are achieving this goal through connecting with a diverse community of cancer researchers across the University of York and further afield.", "“Our funding from York Against Cancer presents a fantastic opportunity to expand our research in breast, bladder, ovary, colon and kidney cancers to accelerate the development of new treatments that can make a real difference to the lives of cancer patients in the future.”", "Professor Will Brackenbury, Director of the Jack Birch Unit." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/anthropocene-biodiversity", "dept": "", "h1": "Leverhulme Centre for Anthropocene Biodiversity", "name": "Leverhulme Centre for Anthropocene Biodiversity", "verdict": "组", "why": "NEWS New Associate Director joins LCAB 31 AUGUST 2026 Dr Alison Dyke joins LC", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Dr Alison Dyke", "Professor Lindsey Gillson" ], "np": 2, "dir": "World-leading interdisciplinary research into the complexities of biodiversity change in the Anthropocene, funded by the Leverhulme Trust", "dir2": "Human activities have caused the world’s physical and biological processes to change so significantly that we increasingly think of Earth as having entered a new era – the ‘Anthropocene’.", "allParas": [ "World-leading interdisciplinary research into the complexities of biodiversity change in the Anthropocene, funded by the Leverhulme Trust", "Human activities have caused the world’s physical and biological processes to change so significantly that we increasingly think of Earth as having entered a new era – the ‘Anthropocene’.", "This disruption has resulted in the extinction of many species, but the Anthropocene is also a time of biological gains; it may eventually be considered one of the greatest boosts to biological diversity in history. We aim to understand the causes and consequences of biodiversity gains and losses, and inform and influence how society responds.", "Dr Alison Dyke joins LCAB as Associate Director representing the Social Sciences.", "Our new floating wetland has now been launched on Campus West lake, a flagship project in our Ecological Management Plan.", "Luke Misra reflects on tree planting schemes in South African savannas." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/business-society/research/social-work/mental-health-social-care-research-centre", "dept": "", "h1": "MENTAL HEALTH SOCIAL CARE RESEARCH CENTRE", "name": "MENTAL HEALTH SOCIAL CARE RESEARCH CENTRE", "verdict": "组", "why": "Professor Martin Webber Centre Director", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Martin Webber Centre Director", "Prof Martin Webber", "Dr Beth Casey", "Dr Nicola Moran", "Dr Chandani Nekitsing", "Dr Laura Tucker" ], "np": 7, "dir": "The Mental Health Social Care Research Centre conducts research to help improve the lives of those experiencing challenges with their mental health.", "dir2": "The Mental Health Social Care Research Centre (MHSCRC) webinar series launched on 14 April 2026 and will run throughout the year highlighting a variety of issues and methodological approaches to mental health research. The flyer below lists the first three webinars. Please click on the flyer link below and then the title of a webinar to register to attend. If you would like to keep updated with research and activities at the MHSCRC please sign up to the mailing list below (in the right hand pane). We look forward to seeing you online at any or all of the webinars and to including you in future mail outs from the Centre.", "allParas": [ "The Mental Health Social Care Research Centre conducts research to help improve the lives of those experiencing challenges with their mental health.", "The Mental Health Social Care Research Centre (MHSCRC) webinar series launched on 14 April 2026 and will run throughout the year highlighting a variety of issues and methodological approaches to mental health research. The flyer below lists the first three webinars. Please click on the flyer link below and then the title of a webinar to register to attend. If you would like to keep updated with research and activities at the MHSCRC please sign up to the mailing list below (in the right hand pane). We look forward to seeing you online at any or all of the webinars and to including you in future mail outs from the Centre.", "Mental health is a significant issue confronting society on a global scale. Mental health problems impact upon the lives of millions of people on a daily basis. The cost of poor mental health to individuals, societies and economies is significant. However, there are many ways to maintain or improve our mental health which are within our reach.", "Our mental health is supported by the communities we live in, people we see, places we go or things we do every day. Other people often provide the key to unlocking good mental health. It may be friends, family or colleagues; your GP, a mental health professional or a social care worker; or even a stranger you meet in the street; all of whom can provide vital support for you.", "The Mental Health Social Care Research Centre aims to generate evidence about effective ways of improving our mental health and supporting people with mental health problems to be full citizens. It focuses on social approaches which do not rely on medication or therapy. It also explores features of our social, cultural and natural environments which are crucial for our mental health and wellbeing.", "Mental health social care enables people to lead fulfilling and independent lives through personalised support, advocacy and advice. It supports people to be active citizens, with meaningful and purposeful lives, through working in and with communities. Mental health social care embraces diversity, and promotes equality and inclusion, while seeking to meet needs of individuals, families and communities. Our research helps to build the evidence base for mental health social care to enable people to obtain the support they require." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/business-society/research/sscr", "dept": "", "h1": "SCHOOL FOR SOCIAL CARE RESEARCH", "verdict": "不收", "why": "NIHR School for Social Care Research，全国性学校网络，大一级", "name": "SCHOOL FOR SOCIAL CARE RESEARCH" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/education/research/perc", "dept": "", "h1": "PSYCHOLOGY IN EDUCATION RESEARCH CENTRE (PERC)", "name": "PSYCHOLOGY IN EDUCATION RESEARCH CENTRE (PERC)", "verdict": "判不准", "why": "自述为组但未点负责人 (Research Centre)", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Dr Dusana Dorjee Welcome We" ], "np": 1, "dir": "Research Centre for Advanced Studies in Language and Education Centre for Research on Education and Social Justice Psychology in Education Research Centre Welcome to PERC Research themes Research members and associates Research students University of York Science Education Group Publications Visiting Researchers Independent Research Fellowships Education Researchers for Open Science (EROS) University research themes PhD Studies in progress Information on GDPR Financial information for participation in research Language-Driven Pedagogy Technology in Education, Childhood, and Youth", "dir2": "Centre for Advanced Studies in Language and Education", "allParas": [ "Research Centre for Advanced Studies in Language and Education Centre for Research on Education and Social Justice Psychology in Education Research Centre Welcome to PERC Research themes Research members and associates Research students University of York Science Education Group Publications Visiting Researchers Independent Research Fellowships Education Researchers for Open Science (EROS) University research themes PhD Studies in progress Information on GDPR Financial information for participation in research Language-Driven Pedagogy Technology in Education, Childhood, and Youth", "Centre for Advanced Studies in Language and Education", "Centre for Research on Education and Social Justice", "Psychology in Education Research Centre Welcome to PERC Research themes Research members and associates Research students", "Financial information for participation in research", "We are PERC. We use psychological science to make education empowering for everybody everywhere." ] }, { "url": "robostar.cs.york.ac.uk", "dept": "", "h1": "RoboStar", "name": "RoboStar", "verdict": "组", "why": "led by Peter Gorm Larsen", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Prof. Mohammad Mousavi" ], "np": 1, "dir": "RoboStar is a centre of excellence dedicated to research and technology transfer in the area of Software Engineering for Robotics. Research and development covers various aspects of model-based software engineering: modelling, simulation, testing, and verification, covering control software, physical models of the platform and scenarios, environment assumptions, and human behaviour. It is one of the largest research groups in the world that brings a diverse membership of researchers working in robotics under a single umbrella. Its membership comprises UK researchers from the universities of York, Sheffield and King’s College, as well as researchers from around the world: Brazil, Denmark, France, Germany, and Norway.", "dir2": "We are always hiring at all levels (from undergraduate interns, to PhD students, and research assistants). If you’re interested in joining RoboStar, get in touch with Ana Cavalcanti .", "allParas": [ "RoboStar is a centre of excellence dedicated to research and technology transfer in the area of Software Engineering for Robotics. Research and development covers various aspects of model-based software engineering: modelling, simulation, testing, and verification, covering control software, physical models of the platform and scenarios, environment assumptions, and human behaviour. It is one of the largest research groups in the world that brings a diverse membership of researchers working in robotics under a single umbrella. Its membership comprises UK researchers from the universities of York, Sheffield and King’s College, as well as researchers from around the world: Brazil, Denmark, France, Germany, and Norway.", "We are always hiring at all levels (from undergraduate interns, to PhD students, and research assistants). If you’re interested in joining RoboStar, get in touch with Ana Cavalcanti .", "RoboStar is proud to have contributed to TAROS 2026, held at the University of Manchester from September 7th to 9th, 2026.", "Report on RoboStar Summer School in FACS FACTS 29th of July, 2026", "The latest issue of the FACS-FACTS (July 2026), a newsletter of the Formal Aspects of Computer Science group of the BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT, features a report on the RoboStar Summer School that we hosted earlier this month.", "RoboStar at Federated Logic Conference 2026 28th of July, 2026" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/satsu", "dept": "", "h1": "SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY STUDIES UNIT", "name": "SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY STUDIES UNIT", "verdict": "组", "why": "and served as director until his retirement in 2017", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Dr Jennifer Chubb", "Professor Richard Tutton", "Professor Andrew Webster" ], "np": 3, "dir": "Research at the intersections of science, technology and society.", "dir2": "In the Science and Technology Studies Unit (SATSU), we are interested in better understanding how people develop and use scientific knowledge and technological systems and artefacts, and start from the view that science and technologies are embedded in the societies and cultures in which they are made, used, and debated. We ask:", "allParas": [ "Research at the intersections of science, technology and society.", "In the Science and Technology Studies Unit (SATSU), we are interested in better understanding how people develop and use scientific knowledge and technological systems and artefacts, and start from the view that science and technologies are embedded in the societies and cultures in which they are made, used, and debated. We ask:", "How does science and technology shape the world we live in?", "How do cultural and political values and economic interests drive transformations in science and technology?", "How can people come together to critique and contribute to making a more equitable world that enhances diverse voices in science and technology?", "And how can we use creative approaches to bring about more just scientific, technological and social futures?" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/business-society/research/spsw/social-policy-east-asia-exchange", "dept": "", "h1": "SOCIAL POLICY EAST ASIA EXCHANGE (SPEAX)‌", "verdict": "判不准", "why": "自述 research cluster，但页面列 34 名成员，规模远超一个导师团队", "name": "SOCIAL POLICY EAST ASIA EXCHANGE (SPEAX)‌" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/business-society/research/spru/sscr", "dept": "", "h1": "SCHOOL FOR SOCIAL CARE RESEARCH", "verdict": "不收", "why": "同 SSCR 全国性网络，大一级", "name": "SCHOOL FOR SOCIAL CARE RESEARCH" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/sei", "dept": "", "h1": "STOCKHOLM ENVIRONMENT INSTITUTE - YORK", "verdict": "不收", "why": "Stockholm Environment Institute 国际研究所，大一级", "name": "STOCKHOLM ENVIRONMENT INSTITUTE - YORK" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/architecture/research/centre-for-architecture-urbanism-global-heritage", "dept": "", "h1": "THE CENTRE FOR ARCHITECTURE, URBANISM AND GLOBAL HERITAGE", "name": "THE CENTRE FOR ARCHITECTURE, URBANISM AND GLOBAL HERITAGE", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Our research at the Centre for Architecture, Urbanism and Global Heritage (CAUGH) focuses on the human aspects of architecture, spatial practices, community architecture, urban heritage, material culture and the built environment within the ever-changing urban and social structures of contemporary cities.", "dir2": "Our interdisciplinary research tackles aspects of social and cultural inequalities, looking at global and local challenges, transformations and evolution of architectural and urban landscapes. Through research, development and consultancy we provide cutting edge innovation, creativity and analysis of historic centres, modern structures and contemporary cities as well as future typologies and technologies for sustainable, safe and healthy cities.", "allParas": [ "Our research at the Centre for Architecture, Urbanism and Global Heritage (CAUGH) focuses on the human aspects of architecture, spatial practices, community architecture, urban heritage, material culture and the built environment within the ever-changing urban and social structures of contemporary cities.", "Our interdisciplinary research tackles aspects of social and cultural inequalities, looking at global and local challenges, transformations and evolution of architectural and urban landscapes. Through research, development and consultancy we provide cutting edge innovation, creativity and analysis of historic centres, modern structures and contemporary cities as well as future typologies and technologies for sustainable, safe and healthy cities.", "At CAUGH, we approach design as a comprehensive and inclusive process. We take account of the influence and impact of human actors - either as individuals, groups, or communities - on the shaping of architecture, urban design and the preservation and development of heritage sites. The Centre’s research and development interests and services are global. We have active projects, partnerships and collaborations in the United Kingdom, Europe, South Asia, the Middle East and North Africa, and North and South America.", "We welcome research collaborations and PhD applications in our key areas of research and further fields of enquiry such as:", "institutions of memory: the architecture of museums, galleries and archives", "smart and virtual heritage technologies and future architecture" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/narrative-studies", "dept": "", "h1": "THE INTERDISCIPLINARY CENTRE FOR NARRATIVE STUDIES", "name": "THE INTERDISCIPLINARY CENTRE FOR NARRATIVE STUDIES", "verdict": "组", "why": "Welcome Richard Walsh, Centre Director", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Dialogue across the arts and humanities, sciences and social sciences", "dir2": "Associated with the Humanities Research Centre, Berrick Saul Building", "allParas": [ "Dialogue across the arts and humanities, sciences and social sciences", "Associated with the Humanities Research Centre, Berrick Saul Building", "The ICNS exists to focus the extraordinary range of work relating to narratives and narrative theory at York. It brings together researchers in the humanities, sciences and social sciences, and it bridges the full historical range of period studies within the humanities.", "We approach collaborative and interdisciplinary research as dialogue rather than synthesis, so that the exchange of ideas feeds back into the specific research fields of the participants. Our networks extend a long way beyond the York academic community; if you are interested in being involved, do get in touch.", "Our research themes and collaborations with other centres have generated a range of research projects:", "Interdisciplinary Centre for Narrative Studies HRC, Berrick Saul Building, University of York, Heslington , York YO10 5DD, UK Tel: work 01904 323338 | Fax: fax 01904 323372 | icns-enquiries@york.ac.uk" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/morrell-centre", "dept": "", "h1": "THE MORRELL CENTRE FOR LEGAL AND POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY", "name": "THE MORRELL CENTRE FOR LEGAL AND POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY", "verdict": "组", "why": "News and Events Director What is Toleration? Research Morrell Memorial Add", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "The University of York has been home to the Centre, which is generously funded by the C and J B Morrell Trust, since 1980.", "dir2": "The Centre currently organises and funds lectures on Toleration, a day at the Festival of Ideas, and occasional conferences and workshops on issues related to toleration. We also welcome visitors.", "allParas": [ "The University of York has been home to the Centre, which is generously funded by the C and J B Morrell Trust, since 1980.", "The Centre currently organises and funds lectures on Toleration, a day at the Festival of Ideas, and occasional conferences and workshops on issues related to toleration. We also welcome visitors.", "Previously located in the Department of Politics, the Centre is now freestanding and supports the study of toleration across the University.", "Morrell Centre for Toleration University of York, York, YO10 5DD, UK Tel: work 01904 325836 | morrell-centre@york.ac.uk" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/nanocentre", "dept": "", "h1": "THE YORK JEOL NANOCENTRE", "name": "THE YORK JEOL NANOCENTRE", "verdict": "组", "why": "Professor Vlado Lazarov, Director The Nanocentre The York JEOL Nanocentre was forma", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Vlado Lazarov", "Professor Dame Pratibha Gai", "Professor Edward Boyes" ], "np": 3, "dir": "The YORK Nanocentre provides access to facilities and services for materials research and teaching on the nanoscale. Our aim is to support interdisciplinary research across academia and industry.", "dir2": "The York JEOL Nanocentre was formally established in 2007 to create a world class centre of excellence for in-situ and environmental aberration-corrected electron imaging and spectroscopy co-founded by Professor Dame Pratibha Gai DBE, FREng, FRS and Professor Edward Boyes, FRMS, FInstP.", "allParas": [ "The YORK Nanocentre provides access to facilities and services for materials research and teaching on the nanoscale. Our aim is to support interdisciplinary research across academia and industry.", "The York JEOL Nanocentre was formally established in 2007 to create a world class centre of excellence for in-situ and environmental aberration-corrected electron imaging and spectroscopy co-founded by Professor Dame Pratibha Gai DBE, FREng, FRS and Professor Edward Boyes, FRMS, FInstP.", "The York Nanocentre has expanded its user base and activity across cognate departments at York including the School of Physics, Engineering and Technology, Chemistry, Environmental Sciences, Biology and Archaeology, in collaboration with external users from academia and industry.", "Through the Nanocentre, the University is one of six UK Universities in the SuperSTEM consortium, the EPSRC National Facility for Advanced Electron Microscopy.", "Find out more about our facilities and expertise available at the Nanocentre.", "Support for your project can be provided in collaboration with Nanocentre scientists or alternatively as a service." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/education/research/uyseg", "dept": "", "h1": "UNIVERSITY OF YORK SCIENCE EDUCATION GROUP", "name": "UNIVERSITY OF YORK SCIENCE EDUCATION GROUP", "verdict": "组", "why": "YORK SCIENCE EDUCATION GROUP Leader", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Dr Naomi Holmes The University" ], "np": 1, "dir": "Research Centre for Advanced Studies in Language and Education Centre for Research on Education and Social Justice Psychology in Education Research Centre University of York Science Education Group About UYSEG Studying with us People Research themes Research projects Curriculum projects Publications Visiting Researchers Independent Research Fellowships Education Researchers for Open Science (EROS) University research themes PhD Studies in progress Information on GDPR Financial information for participation in research Language-Driven Pedagogy Technology in Education, Childhood, and Youth", "dir2": "Centre for Advanced Studies in Language and Education", "allParas": [ "Research Centre for Advanced Studies in Language and Education Centre for Research on Education and Social Justice Psychology in Education Research Centre University of York Science Education Group About UYSEG Studying with us People Research themes Research projects Curriculum projects Publications Visiting Researchers Independent Research Fellowships Education Researchers for Open Science (EROS) University research themes PhD Studies in progress Information on GDPR Financial information for participation in research Language-Driven Pedagogy Technology in Education, Childhood, and Youth", "Centre for Advanced Studies in Language and Education", "Centre for Research on Education and Social Justice", "University of York Science Education Group About UYSEG Studying with us People Research themes Research projects Curriculum projects", "Financial information for participation in research", "The University of York Science Education Group (UYSEG) aims to make a sustained positive impact on the outcomes of both formal and informal science education through:" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/chemistry/research/wacl", "dept": "", "h1": "WOLFSON ATMOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY LABORATORIES", "name": "WOLFSON ATMOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY LABORATORIES", "verdict": "判不准", "why": "自述为组但未点负责人 (The group)", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Lucy Carpenter" ], "np": 1, "dir": "Enabling experimental and theoretical studies relating to the science of local and global air pollution, stratospheric ozone depletion and climate change.", "dir2": "The Wolfson Atmospheric Chemistry Laboratories (WACL) are the first of their kind in the UK.", "allParas": [ "Enabling experimental and theoretical studies relating to the science of local and global air pollution, stratospheric ozone depletion and climate change.", "The Wolfson Atmospheric Chemistry Laboratories (WACL) are the first of their kind in the UK.", "WACL operates as a collaborative venture between the University of York and the National Centre for Atmospheric Science (NCAS), co-locating around 70 researchers from ten academic groups and the NCAS.", "Supported by a private donor and an award from the Wolfson Foundation, the laboratories are also home to independent research fellows, engineering and software experts, postdoctoral researchers, PhD students and final year undergraduate research projects.", "January 2024 a solar energy system has been installed at WACL to power the atmospheric chemistry laboratories, University of York.", "Wolfson Atmospheric Chemistry Laboratories, Department of Chemistry, University of York, Heslington, York YO10 5DD, United Kingdom." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/biomedical-research-institute", "dept": "", "h1": "YORK BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE", "verdict": "不收", "why": "York Biomedical Research Institute，校级研究所，大一级", "name": "YORK BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/politics/conflict-security", "dept": "", "h1": "YORK CENTRE FOR CONFLICT AND SECURITY", "name": "YORK CENTRE FOR CONFLICT AND SECURITY", "verdict": "组", "why": "Led by the Department of", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Welcome to the York Centre for Conflict and Security (YCCS), a major new interdisciplinary centre for research and practice examining Global Security Challenges and the causes of international and civil conflicts around the world.", "dir2": "Led by the Department of Politics and International Relations, with partners worldwide we use interdisciplinary and innovative approaches to tackle security challenges across the Globe. Our team have worked with a wide range of policy-makers, think-tanks, charities and practitioners, including the UN, the Foreign Office, the EU, and RUSI.", "allParas": [ "Welcome to the York Centre for Conflict and Security (YCCS), a major new interdisciplinary centre for research and practice examining Global Security Challenges and the causes of international and civil conflicts around the world.", "Led by the Department of Politics and International Relations, with partners worldwide we use interdisciplinary and innovative approaches to tackle security challenges across the Globe. Our team have worked with a wide range of policy-makers, think-tanks, charities and practitioners, including the UN, the Foreign Office, the EU, and RUSI.", "We host a range of PhD students conducting work on conflict and security challenges around the world.", "Develop an in-depth understanding of the nature of contemporary armed conflicts, transitions from war to peace, and challenges of post-war peacebuilding with our course:", "Our researchers study a wide range of topics including nuclear proliferation, global health security, peace-building after civil wars, political violence, gender, and terrorism.", "Nuclear Disarmament and the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/quantum-technologies", "dept": "", "h1": "YORK CENTRE FOR QUANTUM TECHNOLOGIES", "name": "YORK CENTRE FOR QUANTUM TECHNOLOGIES", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Marco Lucamarini" ], "np": 1, "dir": "Applying fundamental quantum science and engineering to new technologies and services.", "dir2": "The York Centre for Quantum Technologies (YCQT) is an interdisciplinary research and development centre which sits at the heart of the University’s established track record of excellence in quantum science, engineering and mathematics.", "allParas": [ "Applying fundamental quantum science and engineering to new technologies and services.", "The York Centre for Quantum Technologies (YCQT) is an interdisciplinary research and development centre which sits at the heart of the University’s established track record of excellence in quantum science, engineering and mathematics.", "Our work aims to build on the University’s research advances to develop new quantum technologies and services.", "The YCQT captures the cross-disciplinary and applied nature of quantum technologies. Experts with different backgrounds, from physics to mathematics, from computer science to engineering, join forces to undertake research and teaching on all aspects of quantum and create a positive impact on society.", "YCQT researchers continue to advance fundamental quantum science and apply this to a spectrum of technology themes." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/politics/cpt", "dept": "", "h1": "YORK CENTRE FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE AND DEMOCRACY", "name": "YORK CENTRE FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE AND DEMOCRACY", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Delivering world-leading research in key areas of political theory.", "dir2": "Home to a large number of theoretical and normative scholars including academic staff, postdoctoral researchers and PhD students who are broadly interested in issues of social justice and democracy.", "allParas": [ "Delivering world-leading research in key areas of political theory.", "Home to a large number of theoretical and normative scholars including academic staff, postdoctoral researchers and PhD students who are broadly interested in issues of social justice and democracy.", "York Centre for Social Justice and Democracy fosters interdisciplinary research among staff members in departments such as Politics and International Studies, English and Related Literature, History, Philosophy and Sociology. We build on our distinctive breadth and recognised strength in research around social justice and democracy.", "Innovation, collaboration and impact lie at the core of the Centre’s identity.", "Building strong interdisciplinary links with neighbouring subjects, we produce agenda-setting work on pressing global political and ethical questions, which have to do with social justice and democracy.", "The York Centre for Social Justice and Democracy fosters individual and collaborative research projects in social justice and democracy." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/history/americas", "dept": "", "h1": "THE YORK CENTRE FOR THE AMERICAS", "name": "THE YORK CENTRE FOR THE AMERICAS", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor David Blight", "Professor Rebecca Earle", "Professor Zoe Trodd", "Professor Liam Riordan" ], "np": 4, "dir": "The York Centre for the Americas (YCA) seeks to promote the understanding of the history of the American continent. We particularly focus on transnational, comparative and connective analysis of relations between regions within the continent, and between the Americas and the rest of the world.", "dir2": "Housed within the Department of History, the Centre engages in a wide range of activities: including research, teaching, public engagement and scholarly exchange.", "allParas": [ "The York Centre for the Americas (YCA) seeks to promote the understanding of the history of the American continent. We particularly focus on transnational, comparative and connective analysis of relations between regions within the continent, and between the Americas and the rest of the world.", "Housed within the Department of History, the Centre engages in a wide range of activities: including research, teaching, public engagement and scholarly exchange.", "Professor David Blight in Conversation on 12 March 2019 We are delighted to welcome David W. Blight for a public discussion of his brand new landmark biography, Frederick Douglass: Prophet of Freedom (Simon and Schuster, 2018).", "Promoting Potatoes in Peru and Other Tales of the Hispanic EnlightenmentThis year's Visiting Lecture was delivered by Professor Rebecca Earle of the University of Warwick.", "Interdisciplinary Workshop: The Novel at the End of History: Donald Trump and 'Infinite Jest' This event is the first in a number of interdisciplinary workshops aimed at broadening conversations at the YCA. It will consist of a presentation by Adam Kelly (Department of English and Related Literature, York) followed by Q&A. More talks will follow soon. Please RSVP to: shaul.mitelpunkt@york.ac.uk. All are welcome!", "Staff news: The YCA is happy to welcome US historians David Huyssen and Shaul Mitelpunkt to the department in September. David's research focuses on the political economy and culture of the Gilded Age and Progressive Era. He is the author of Progressive Inequality: Rich and Poor in New York, 1890-1920 (Harvard University Press, 2014), which tells stories of rich and poor New Yorkers at the turn of the twentieth century, in a range of social contexts. Shaul works on the US in transnational perspective; war and society; the politics of cultural production; and US-Israeli relations. He is currently completing his first book entitled American Liberals, Israel, and War: The Cultural-Politics of US-Israeli Relations and the Reinvention of American Empire, 1958-1986." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/yesi", "dept": "", "h1": "YORK ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY INSTITUTE", "verdict": "不收", "why": "York Environmental Sustainability Institute，校级研究所，大一级", "name": "YORK ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY INSTITUTE" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/chemistry/research/green", "dept": "", "h1": "GREEN CHEMISTRY CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE", "name": "GREEN CHEMISTRY CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "An international flagship for the promotion of sustainable chemistry.", "dir2": "The Green Chemistry Centre of Excellence (GCCE) is a world-leading academic facility for pioneering pure and applied green and sustainable chemical research, providing innovative solutions for a circular, sustainable 21st century economy, specialising in renewable feedstocks, green synthesis, sustainable technologies and design for sustainable reuse/degradation/recovery.", "allParas": [ "An international flagship for the promotion of sustainable chemistry.", "The Green Chemistry Centre of Excellence (GCCE) is a world-leading academic facility for pioneering pure and applied green and sustainable chemical research, providing innovative solutions for a circular, sustainable 21st century economy, specialising in renewable feedstocks, green synthesis, sustainable technologies and design for sustainable reuse/degradation/recovery.", "The GCCE provides high-quality postgraduate and undergraduate educational and bespoke training programmes. The MSc in Green Chemistry & Sustainable Industrial Technology is the first of its kind to be accredited by the Royal Society of Chemistry.", "Our unique Industrial Engagement Facility coupled with state-of-the-art research facilities enables strategic partnerships with local and global businesses and world-leading universities.", "Department of Chemistry, University of York, Heslington, York YO10 5DD, United Kingdom.", "We're developing new green and sustainable processes and providing practical solutions for current industrial and environmental challenges." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/psychology/research/york-neuroimaging-centre", "dept": "", "h1": "YORK NEUROIMAGING CENTRE", "name": "YORK NEUROIMAGING CENTRE", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Bridging the gap between human brain function and our understanding of the mind.", "dir2": "The York Neuroimaging Centre (YNiC) is the hub of a multi-disciplinary approach to understanding the chemistry, structure and function of the human brain.", "allParas": [ "Bridging the gap between human brain function and our understanding of the mind.", "The York Neuroimaging Centre (YNiC) is the hub of a multi-disciplinary approach to understanding the chemistry, structure and function of the human brain.", "Our facilities include a 3-Tesla magnetic resonance imaging systems, whole-head magnetoencephalography, high-density electroencephalography, transcranial magnetic stimulation, transcranial direct current stimulation, a three-bedroom sleep lab and high-performance parallel computing.", "Co-directors Aidan Horner and Beth Jefferies, Department of Psychology", "York Neuroimaging Centre, The Biocentre, York Science Park, Heslington, York YO10 5NY", "We combine cutting-edge neuroimaging methods with psychological research to investigate human brain functions including vision, memory, language, emotion and sleep. Our research aims to gain new insights into the biological basis of health and wellbeing through development and ageing." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/physics-engineering-technology/ypi", "dept": "", "h1": "YORK PLASMA INSTITUTE", "name": "YORK PLASMA INSTITUTE", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Dr Erik Wagenaars" ], "np": 1, "dir": "Bringing together plasma scientists across a broad range of areas, with applications in magnetic and inertial confinement fusion, industry and medicine.", "dir2": "Plasmas are prevalent in the world around us and have enabled revolutions in fields such as information technology.", "allParas": [ "Bringing together plasma scientists across a broad range of areas, with applications in magnetic and inertial confinement fusion, industry and medicine.", "Plasmas are prevalent in the world around us and have enabled revolutions in fields such as information technology.", "At the York Plasma Institute, we address a portfolio of plasma research from fundamental blue skies to impact-driven. In collaboration with national, international and industrial partners, we harness our expertise to develop and refine applications in areas such as next-generation fusion reactors, laboratory astrophysics, space propulsion, materials technologies, medical and environmental applications.", "York Plasma Institute, University of York, Heslington, York, YO10 5DQ, UK", "Our research ranges from fundamental understanding of plasmas to plasma-based solutions for challenges", "The plasma science and technology research activities at the York Plasma Institute fall primarily into three main areas, underpinned by the three pillars of plasma research and theory." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/robot-lab", "dept": "", "h1": "THE YORK ROBOTICS LABORATORY", "name": "THE YORK ROBOTICS LABORATORY", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Andy Tyrrell" ], "np": 1, "dir": "The York Robotics Laboratory is a purpose-built state-of-the-art research facility for robotics design, construction, research and teaching.", "dir2": "It includes an 80-square metre arena space with high ceilings, which allows research involving drones, and multiple tracking and controllable lighting systems, enabling repeatability and accurate analysis of experiment results.", "allParas": [ "The York Robotics Laboratory is a purpose-built state-of-the-art research facility for robotics design, construction, research and teaching.", "It includes an 80-square metre arena space with high ceilings, which allows research involving drones, and multiple tracking and controllable lighting systems, enabling repeatability and accurate analysis of experiment results.", "The YRL was established in 2012 and is run as a joint venture between the Departments of Computer Science and the School of Physics, Engineering and Technology. The space is available for robotics-related research by departments across the entire university.", "It is located on Baird Lane on Campus East, close to the Department of Computer Science, the School of Arts and Creative Technologies building and the Ron Cooke Hub.", "For general information about robotics research at York, please visit the YorRobots web page. For enquiries about school visits, outreach and similar, please see the schools and outreach pages on the Department of Computer Science and School of Physics, Engineering and Technology." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/chemistry/research/ysbl", "dept": "", "h1": "YORK STRUCTURAL BIOLOGY LABORATORY", "name": "YORK STRUCTURAL BIOLOGY LABORATORY", "verdict": "组", "why": "Professor Jamie Blaza, Head of York Structural Biology Laboratory Established", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Jamie Blaza" ], "np": 1, "dir": "An award-winning laboratory with a global reputation.", "dir2": "York’s biological chemistry research, including structural and chemical biology has its epicentre in the York Structural Biology Laboratory (YSBL).", "allParas": [ "An award-winning laboratory with a global reputation.", "York’s biological chemistry research, including structural and chemical biology has its epicentre in the York Structural Biology Laboratory (YSBL).", "Our work focuses on the fundamental chemical bases for biological and biochemical processes, the use of small molecules to probe cellular biology, software and methods development and on the exploitation of enzymes in biocatalysis. In 2019 we were awarded the Queen’s Anniversary Prize for our pioneering work in protein molecule research.", "York Structural Biology Laboratory, University of York, Heslington, York YO10 5DD.", "YSBL has a successful tradition of structural biology spanning over five decades. This tradition serves us well as we advance new frontiers in structural biology, such as cryogenic electron microscopy and emerging computational methods. Our research concerns both fundamental research into macromolecular structure and its application to real-world problems. Beyond our science, we are proud of our supportive and welcoming culture and host visitors from all over the world.", "Professor Jamie Blaza, Head of York Structural Biology Laboratory" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/healthsciences/research/trials", "dept": "", "h1": "YORK TRIALS UNIT", "name": "YORK TRIALS UNIT", "verdict": "判不准", "why": "自述为组但未点负责人 (research Centre)", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Research Research Overview Cardiac Care and Education Epidemiology and Cancer Statistics Health Services and Policy Mental Health and Addiction Public Health and Society Trials and Statistics About York Trials Unit Trials and Studies Research methods Meet the team Collaborate with us Patient and Public Involvement SWATS Privacy notice NIHR RSS delivered by University of York and partners Nursing and midwifery research Centre for Health Research Inclusion", "dir2": "Trials and Statistics About York Trials Unit Trials and Studies Research methods Meet the team Collaborate with us Patient and Public Involvement SWATS Privacy notice NIHR RSS delivered by University of York and partners", "allParas": [ "Research Research Overview Cardiac Care and Education Epidemiology and Cancer Statistics Health Services and Policy Mental Health and Addiction Public Health and Society Trials and Statistics About York Trials Unit Trials and Studies Research methods Meet the team Collaborate with us Patient and Public Involvement SWATS Privacy notice NIHR RSS delivered by University of York and partners Nursing and midwifery research Centre for Health Research Inclusion", "Trials and Statistics About York Trials Unit Trials and Studies Research methods Meet the team Collaborate with us Patient and Public Involvement SWATS Privacy notice NIHR RSS delivered by University of York and partners", "NIHR RSS delivered by University of York and partners", "Unit contact: Sally Baker Tel: 01904 321726 Email: sally.baker@york.ac.uk", "York Trials Unit is a leading UK centre for the design, management and reporting of randomised controlled trials.", "We address important health and care questions that arise in real world settings. From hospitals and care homes to schools, prisons, and local communities. Together with professionals and members of the public, we design and deliver research that matters to their work and their lives." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/yorrobots", "dept": "", "h1": "YORROBOTS", "name": "YORROBOTS", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Ana Cavalcanti" ], "np": 1, "dir": "Bringing together researchers and practitioners to create the safest next-generation autonomous robots.", "dir2": "YorRobots is an institution-wide initiative, associated with the Institute for Safe Autonomy (Design and Verification Pillar), bringing together researchers and practitioners with an interest in robotics and autonomous systems, and their applications.", "allParas": [ "Bringing together researchers and practitioners to create the safest next-generation autonomous robots.", "YorRobots is an institution-wide initiative, associated with the Institute for Safe Autonomy (Design and Verification Pillar), bringing together researchers and practitioners with an interest in robotics and autonomous systems, and their applications.", "Our goal is to maximise the impact of robotics expertise at York to the benefit of the UK industry. YorRobots will promote and facilitate research in the development of advanced, ethical, safe, trusted, reliable, and certifiable mobile and autonomous robots.", "Chair of the executive committee: Ana Cavalcanti Networking officer: Alvaro Miyazawa Seminar organiser: Jihong Zhu Publicity officers: Colin Roitt and Edgar Buchanan", "Announcing a special session on Software Engineering for Robotics at TAROS 2025", "This is a call for academics from across the University to submit novel PhD project proposals in the area of Autonomous Robotic Systems for Laboratory Experiments (ALBERT) for assessment by the directors of the YorRobots ALBERT CDT (Centre for Doctoral Training)." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/archaeology/research/african-archaeology", "dept": "", "h1": "AFRICAN ARCHAEOLOGY", "name": "AFRICAN ARCHAEOLOGY", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "York is a centre of research excellence in African archaeology.", "dir2": "Research in the department covers many aspects of the archaeology of Africa, particularly that of historical periods in eastern and southern Africa. Significant research themes include landscapes of settlement and agriculture, coastal subsistence and adaptation, urbanism and a broad suite of material culture studies. We also have a strong focus on sustainability and historical ecologies of the African past.", "allParas": [ "York is a centre of research excellence in African archaeology.", "Research in the department covers many aspects of the archaeology of Africa, particularly that of historical periods in eastern and southern Africa. Significant research themes include landscapes of settlement and agriculture, coastal subsistence and adaptation, urbanism and a broad suite of material culture studies. We also have a strong focus on sustainability and historical ecologies of the African past.", "Our research is focused on the relationship between archaeology and landscape, history and material culture. We are also interested in creating usable pasts, drawing out insights for sustainable policymaking and accessible heritage. Particular areas of interest include:", "Craft, production and consumption of material goods", "As part of our interdisciplinary approach we work closely with colleagues in the Department of Environment and Geography, the Department of History, York Environmental Sustainability Institute, and the Interdisciplinary Global Development Centre. Staff members are active in the York Africa Network, which acts as a hub for Africanist research at the university.", "Urban Ecology and Transitions of the Zanzibar Archipelago" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/archaeology/research/bioarchaeology", "dept": "", "h1": "BIOARCHAEOLOGY", "name": "BIOARCHAEOLOGY", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Exploring both prehistoric and historic contexts, our research draws on our staff's collective expertise in molecular archaeology, archaeobotany, and human and animal osteology.", "dir2": "We have a diverse range of research interests including environmental archaeology, food and cuisine, and lifeways.", "allParas": [ "Exploring both prehistoric and historic contexts, our research draws on our staff's collective expertise in molecular archaeology, archaeobotany, and human and animal osteology.", "We have a diverse range of research interests including environmental archaeology, food and cuisine, and lifeways.", "Our research is underpinned by our links to BioArCh, a collaborative research facility with strengths in archaeobotany, amino acid geochronology, organic residue analysis, osteoarchaeology, palaeogenomics (ancient DNA), palaeoproteomics and ZooMS, stable isotope analysis and zooarchaeology.", "Using diverse methods we aim to deliver practical solutions to major questions that benefit from time depth using approaches that range from Palaeoecology and isotopes to the latest -omics technologies. Our research covers major prehistoric and historic themes, forging stronger and more diverse links between laboratory and the field.", "Developed at York, ZooMS - short for ZooArchaeology by Mass Spectrometry - is a new method for discerning the origins of previously unidentifiable bone fragments. The method uses a well established approach, peptide mass fingerprinting, allied to high throughput Time of Flight Mass Spectrometry.", "This video explains how ZooMS can be used to identify the animal origin of parchment. The method has been used to identify the animal origin of pocket bibles produced in the 13th century." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/archaeology/research/digital-archaeology", "dept": "", "h1": "DIGITAL ARCHAEOLOGY", "name": "DIGITAL ARCHAEOLOGY", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Our research makes links between all aspects of cultural heritage, theory and practice, spanning many disciplines.", "dir2": "Our focus is on how research questions within cultural heritage can be better explored, answered and communicated through the use of digital technology, and what impact this can have.", "allParas": [ "Our research makes links between all aspects of cultural heritage, theory and practice, spanning many disciplines.", "Our focus is on how research questions within cultural heritage can be better explored, answered and communicated through the use of digital technology, and what impact this can have.", "We have close ties to the Centre for Digital Heritage, which facilitates collaboration with other digital heritage researchers and practitioners across the University.", "At York, we've been at the forefront of researching and developing archaeological computing applications since the early days of digital practice in the field. We host Internet Archaeology, the first online peer-reviewed e-journal for archaeology, as well as the Archaeological Data Service, the largest and oldest repository for archaeological data in the world." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/archaeology/research/experimental-archaeology-artefact-studies", "dept": "", "h1": "EXPERIMENTAL ARCHAEOLOGY & ARTEFACT STUDIES", "name": "EXPERIMENTAL ARCHAEOLOGY & ARTEFACT STUDIES", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "We study a broad range of artefact types from prehistory to the contemporary past.", "dir2": "Bringing together staff with diverse expertise in the analysis of artefacts from across the ages, spanning from early prehistory to recent history, our researchers are global leaders in the field of material culture research. Our combined strengths in technological and provenancing studies, experimental archaeology, microwear, digital imaging, biomolecular methods, conservation, museum studies, alongside a strong focus on integrating material culture theory, is what makes us exceptional within the UK and beyond.", "allParas": [ "We study a broad range of artefact types from prehistory to the contemporary past.", "Bringing together staff with diverse expertise in the analysis of artefacts from across the ages, spanning from early prehistory to recent history, our researchers are global leaders in the field of material culture research. Our combined strengths in technological and provenancing studies, experimental archaeology, microwear, digital imaging, biomolecular methods, conservation, museum studies, alongside a strong focus on integrating material culture theory, is what makes us exceptional within the UK and beyond.", "Our research strengths are brought together under the Centre for Artefacts and Materials Analysis (CAMA).", "Star Carr and Early Mesolithic archaeology in the Vale of Pickering" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/archaeology/research/field-archaeology", "dept": "", "h1": "FIELD ARCHAEOLOGY", "name": "FIELD ARCHAEOLOGY", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Through field archaeology we collect our primary data, so every new version of the past depends on how well we do it.", "dir2": "For 40 years the department has championed the influential role of field method in archaeology and we are in the front line of developing new ways of doing, developing and teaching it: survey, excavation, recording, scientific analysis of every sort and especially interpretation - taking stories out of the ground and on to the bookshelves.", "allParas": [ "Through field archaeology we collect our primary data, so every new version of the past depends on how well we do it.", "For 40 years the department has championed the influential role of field method in archaeology and we are in the front line of developing new ways of doing, developing and teaching it: survey, excavation, recording, scientific analysis of every sort and especially interpretation - taking stories out of the ground and on to the bookshelves.", "We have undertaken field projects in many parts of the world, including: Britain, Ireland, France, Italy, Greece, Oman, Qatar, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Ethiopia, Tanzania, Zanzibar. Our staff have pioneered value-led project design in the academic and commercial sectors, stratigraphic recording and interpretation, digital approaches to fieldwork, multiconcept recording and interpretation, urban deposit mapping and wetland conservation." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/archaeology/research/heritage-buildings-conservation-museums", "dept": "", "h1": "HERITAGE, BUILDINGS, CONSERVATION AND MUSEUMS", "verdict": "不收", "why": "系内研究方向/时段页，只有方向文字+人员链接，无具名负责人", "name": "HERITAGE, BUILDINGS, CONSERVATION AND MUSEUMS" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/archaeology/research/human-evolution-prehistory", "dept": "", "h1": "HUMAN EVOLUTION AND PREHISTORY", "name": "HUMAN EVOLUTION AND PREHISTORY", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "How does prehistory set the stage for how we live today?", "dir2": "From our deepest human past to the emergence of the earliest states we use the latest innovative techniques and approaches to address key questions of today:", "allParas": [ "How does prehistory set the stage for how we live today?", "From our deepest human past to the emergence of the earliest states we use the latest innovative techniques and approaches to address key questions of today:", "What makes us human? How does our evolutionary past influence us today? How can we better understand our relationship with the environment and climate change? How can the past help us navigate death and mourning today? How can we explore the diversity of social relationships and kinship in the past? Why do we make art and how is it significant to our human story?", "Counter culture: investigating Neolithic social diversity", "Hidden Depths: the ancestry of our most human emotions" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/archaeology/research/roman-medieval-historical", "dept": "", "h1": "ROMAN, MEDIEVAL AND HISTORICAL", "name": "ROMAN, MEDIEVAL AND HISTORICAL", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "York is a centre of research excellence in Roman, Medieval and Historical archaeology.", "dir2": "Our research sets archaeological and interdisciplinary agendas for the most significant themes of the Roman, Medieval and Historical periods on a global canvas. We investigate a diverse range of topics within these time frames, but also interrogate the links and transitions between them.", "allParas": [ "York is a centre of research excellence in Roman, Medieval and Historical archaeology.", "Our research sets archaeological and interdisciplinary agendas for the most significant themes of the Roman, Medieval and Historical periods on a global canvas. We investigate a diverse range of topics within these time frames, but also interrogate the links and transitions between them.", "As part of our interdisciplinary approach we work closely with our colleagues in the Centre for Medieval Studies, Centre for Eighteenth Century Studies, Christianity and Culture, and BioArCh.", "Encounter: European network for country house and estate research", "Melting pot: food and identity in the age of Vikings" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/architecture/research/centre-for-architecture-urbanism-global-heritage/architectural-urban-heritage", "dept": "", "h1": "ARCHITECTURAL AND URBAN HERITAGE", "name": "ARCHITECTURAL AND URBAN HERITAGE", "verdict": "组", "why": "Led by Professor Gamal Abdelmonem", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Gamal Abdelmonem" ], "np": 1, "dir": "How have cities and architecture evolved and transformed? We study architecture from a range of historic periods that help communicate the rich history of societies, cultures and human civilisations.", "dir2": "From ancient Egypt, Mesopotamia in Iraq and Roman architecture in the Levant to medieval structures in Nottingham, Ahmadabad and Beijing and modern architecture in the UK and the Middle East, our research records, documents, preserves and protects endangered and vulnerable architectural and urban heritage that is at risk of erasure or destruction due to conflict, deterioration, natural disasters or climate change.", "allParas": [ "How have cities and architecture evolved and transformed? We study architecture from a range of historic periods that help communicate the rich history of societies, cultures and human civilisations.", "From ancient Egypt, Mesopotamia in Iraq and Roman architecture in the Levant to medieval structures in Nottingham, Ahmadabad and Beijing and modern architecture in the UK and the Middle East, our research records, documents, preserves and protects endangered and vulnerable architectural and urban heritage that is at risk of erasure or destruction due to conflict, deterioration, natural disasters or climate change.", "We deploy multiple and interconnected methods to research and investigate rich architectural and urban heritage, looking at their sustainable preservation and future evolution as a living organism and fabric within our cities and cultures. Those include architectural and spatial surveys, digitisation of physical and architectural attributes, customs, photo archives, film footage and oral histories.", "Led by Professor Gamal Abdelmonem, our research team is the world-leading authority in this field leading projects across the globe working with governments, institutions and enterprises in countries like China, India, Iraq, Egypt, the UK and Jordan.", "Partners: Nottingham Trent University (UK), The University of Mosul, University of Wasit (Iraq), University of Leeds (UK), State Board of Antiquities and Heritage (Iraq)", "Partners: Nottingham Trent University (UK), National Research Institute of Astronomy and Geophysics, Egypt, Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities (Egypt), University of Leeds (UK)" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/architecture/research/centre-for-architecture-urbanism-global-heritage/architecture-community-climate-change", "dept": "", "h1": "ARCHITECTURE, COMMUNITY AND CLIMATE CHANGE", "name": "ARCHITECTURE, COMMUNITY AND CLIMATE CHANGE", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Lorraine Farrelly" ], "np": 1, "dir": "Our research is focused on social housing, community consultation and the design of the public realm.", "dir2": "We work in partnership with local communities and listen to their thoughts about the future of their towns and cities to create sustainable, solutions-based and environmentally responsible design.", "allParas": [ "Our research is focused on social housing, community consultation and the design of the public realm.", "We work in partnership with local communities and listen to their thoughts about the future of their towns and cities to create sustainable, solutions-based and environmentally responsible design.", "The York School of Architecture (YSA) invites applications for a fully funded PhD studentship as part of the project “Whole-building life cycle carbon and cost assessments of modular constructions: data, methodologies and evidence for support” funded by the National Research Council of Canada.", "Application Deadline: Sunday 07 December 2025, 12 noon (UK time)", "Interviews: To be confirmed, likely in the w/c 8th December 2025", "Professor Lorraine Farrelly is part of RE-DWELL, a Marie Curie network of PhD students and researchers delivering sustainable housing across the EU." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/architecture/research/centre-for-architecture-urbanism-global-heritage/virtual-technologies-future-architectures", "dept": "", "h1": "VIRTUAL TECHNOLOGIES AND FUTURE ARCHITECTURES", "name": "VIRTUAL TECHNOLOGIES AND FUTURE ARCHITECTURES", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "We focus on the advanced use and application of digital and virtual technologies for architectural and urban architecture, culture and heritage. Using digitalisation, laser scanning, point clouds and virtual modelling, our research explores novel ways through which we can document, record, reconstruct and interact with architectural and historic environments in the digital and virtual spheres.", "dir2": "The use of technology and the virtual environment is becoming a key part of the future of architecture, design and creative economy. This is particularly critical in conflict-prone regions and developing countries as well as for developed economies where consumers of culture are key to the local economy.", "allParas": [ "We focus on the advanced use and application of digital and virtual technologies for architectural and urban architecture, culture and heritage. Using digitalisation, laser scanning, point clouds and virtual modelling, our research explores novel ways through which we can document, record, reconstruct and interact with architectural and historic environments in the digital and virtual spheres.", "The use of technology and the virtual environment is becoming a key part of the future of architecture, design and creative economy. This is particularly critical in conflict-prone regions and developing countries as well as for developed economies where consumers of culture are key to the local economy.", "Our researchers develop online and virtual platforms, digital exhibitions and virtual reality models of historic and contemporary architecture. These offer novel spaces to increase audience engagement with distant and remote heritage locations or to reconnect sites with artefacts in museum collections. This research often involves work with architectural practices, creative industries, technology providers and software developers.", "Our innovative and technology-enabled research focus goes beyond the physical attributes of historic sites or contemporary architecture. To achieve virtual fidelity and accurate reproductions of historic environments, Professor Abdelmonem’s HeritageCAVE Framework seeks to develop novel interactive virtual spaces and platforms for the reconstruction of heritage sites, through digital preservation, virtual heritage technologies to explore the hidden stories and meanings of heritage sites. The developed environment tests the virtual engagement mechanism, visual informatics as well as the use of scanned and photogrammetry-based models to enable the public to access sites and navigate their historic and socio-cultural database.", "Partners: Nottingham Trent University, Communications University of China and Beijing Institute of Technology", "Funders: British Council, UK-China Enabling Grants, Going Global" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/english/research/medieval", "dept": "", "h1": "MEDIEVAL", "name": "MEDIEVAL", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "York is one of the world's leading institutions for the study of medieval language and literature.", "dir2": "The scope of our School's research is extraordinarily diverse, encompassing the literatures of medieval England and continental Europe from late antiquity to around 1500. Our linguistic expertise covers Arabic, Latin, Old Norse, French, Irish, Italian and Welsh as well as Old and Middle English.", "allParas": [ "York is one of the world's leading institutions for the study of medieval language and literature.", "The scope of our School's research is extraordinarily diverse, encompassing the literatures of medieval England and continental Europe from late antiquity to around 1500. Our linguistic expertise covers Arabic, Latin, Old Norse, French, Irish, Italian and Welsh as well as Old and Middle English.", "Ranging from manuscript dissemination to medieval multiculturalism, and from Beowulf to Dante, our medievalists are engaged with an array of topics.", "Our School's members are also part of the Centre for Medieval Studies.", "The Centre offers a truly interdisciplinary experience; it combines world-renowned expertise and research in medieval art and architecture, archaeology, literature and history with unrivalled local resources." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/english/research/renaissance", "dept": "", "h1": "RENAISSANCE", "name": "RENAISSANCE", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Our School is home to scholars and students working on many aspects of European literature, culture and history from the 15th, 16th and 17th centuries.", "dir2": "Our interests range from the history of the book to the Reformation and the history of religious change, and from the early modern reception of classical texts to the playhouses of early modern London.", "allParas": [ "Our School is home to scholars and students working on many aspects of European literature, culture and history from the 15th, 16th and 17th centuries.", "Our interests range from the history of the book to the Reformation and the history of religious change, and from the early modern reception of classical texts to the playhouses of early modern London.", "Our School is closely linked to the Centre for Renaissance and Early Modern Studies.", "Devoted to study of the long 16th and 17th centuries, the Centre enables cross-disciplinary collaboration and provides cutting-edge resources.", "The Centre brings together more than 40 academics and more than 60 PhD students from nine University departments." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/english/research/eighteenth-romantics", "dept": "", "h1": "EIGHTEENTH CENTURY AND ROMANTICS", "verdict": "不收", "why": "系内研究时段方向页，无具名负责人（负责人正则命中为句子里的 is an international leader）", "name": "EIGHTEENTH CENTURY AND ROMANTICS" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/english/research/modern", "dept": "", "h1": "MODERN", "name": "MODERN", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Our research interests centre on the period from 1830 to the present.", "dir2": "The range of topics we explore is extraordinarily diverse: from the Victorian novel to postcolonial theory, and from modern poetry to 21st-century fiction.", "allParas": [ "Our research interests centre on the period from 1830 to the present.", "The range of topics we explore is extraordinarily diverse: from the Victorian novel to postcolonial theory, and from modern poetry to 21st-century fiction.", "As well as English literature, our School has particular research strengths in South African, Asian, American, Irish and continental European writing. We are also interested in the relationship between the written word and the cinematic image. Staff and postgraduate researchers come from all over the world.", "Our School has close links with the Centre for Modern Studies.", "The Centre provides an open forum for intellectual exchange among academic staff and postgraduates working in the modern period", "Each academic year, the Centre selects three to four key research strands which become focal points for interdisciplinary research." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/history/research/religion", "dept": "", "h1": "RELIGION", "name": "RELIGION", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Dr John Cooper Dr Geoffrey", "Professor Simon Ditchfield Professor Dee", "Dr Harry Munt Dr Emilie", "Dr Lucy Sackville Professor Laura", "Dr Sethina Watson" ], "np": 5, "dir": "Our expertise in religious history ranges from late antiquity to the early modern period, across Europe and the Mediterranean world to Britain and Ireland.", "dir2": "Our research interests encompass a variety of themes including the papacy, ecumenical councils, medieval monasticism, medieval heresy, charitable institutions and the Counter-Reformation.", "allParas": [ "Our expertise in religious history ranges from late antiquity to the early modern period, across Europe and the Mediterranean world to Britain and Ireland.", "Our research interests encompass a variety of themes including the papacy, ecumenical councils, medieval monasticism, medieval heresy, charitable institutions and the Counter-Reformation.", "The social context of religious belief and religious institutions", "The interplay between narrative forms and religious experience and action", "We explore important figures and movements local to York such as the Northumbrian Renaissance of the 8th century, the life and writings of Alcuin of York, the development of Yorkshire monasticism, the See of York and lay religion from the 7th century to the Reformation and beyond.", "Our research draws on some of the impressive collections located in Yorkshire such as:" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/history/research/stem", "dept": "", "h1": "SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENVIRONMENT, MEDICINE", "name": "SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENVIRONMENT, MEDICINE", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Dr Tara Alberts Dr Sabine", "Professor Helen Cowie Dr Dilnoza", "Professor Mark Jenner Dr Joseph", "Professor Chris Renwick Dr Sethina", "Dr Sophie Weeks Dr Alex" ], "np": 5, "dir": "The histories of science, technology, environment and medicine are dynamic fields of historical enquiry which have inspired new and exciting questions and historical approaches.", "dir2": "Our work spans periods from Medieval to Modern and encompasses a variety of places including Britain and Europe, Asia, the Americas, Africa and the Caribbean.", "allParas": [ "The histories of science, technology, environment and medicine are dynamic fields of historical enquiry which have inspired new and exciting questions and historical approaches.", "Our work spans periods from Medieval to Modern and encompasses a variety of places including Britain and Europe, Asia, the Americas, Africa and the Caribbean.", "We particularly emphasise the wider social, cultural, economic, political and intellectual aspects of science, technology, medicine and the environment.", "A key strength of our practice is the full engagement of our historians, collaborating in fields such as religious history, global history, material culture, anthropology and sociology.", "The expertise we demonstrate in our research enables us to actively participate in discussions with key policymakers at an international level.", "We are proud to host a core group of scholars who have received international recognition for their work:" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/history/research/public-history-and-policy", "dept": "", "h1": "PUBLIC HISTORY AND POLICY", "name": "PUBLIC HISTORY AND POLICY", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Dr David Clayton Dr Geoffrey", "Professor Dee Dyas Dr Hannah", "Dr Victoria Hoyle Professor Mark", "Professor Chris Renwick Dr Mark", "Dr Elizabeth Spencer" ], "np": 5, "dir": "Our research interests take both a conceptual and a practical focus, ranging from ethics, memory and history to developing public engagement with history.", "dir2": "We use our expertise to work in partnership with a wide range of external practitioners.", "allParas": [ "Our research interests take both a conceptual and a practical focus, ranging from ethics, memory and history to developing public engagement with history.", "We use our expertise to work in partnership with a wide range of external practitioners.", "We established the Institute for the Public Understanding of the Past (IPUP) to stimulate debate and promote partnerships and consultancies between archives, museums, galleries, heritage, government and the media.", "With IPUP we create interdisciplinary links between internal and external researchers, practitioners and audiences. Case studies of our work can be found on our pages.", "Our researchers have a wide scope of expertise and work in collaboration with external organisations to bring their work into the public sphere:" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/history/research/asia-middle-east", "dept": "", "h1": "ASIA AND THE MIDDLE EAST", "name": "ASIA AND THE MIDDLE EAST", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Dr Tara Alberts Professor Oleg", "Dr David Clayton Dr Dilnoza", "Dr Jonathan Howlett Dr Gerard", "Dr Harry Munt Dr Eskandar" ], "np": 4, "dir": "We examine the impact of empires in Asia and of Asian cultures on Europe, while challenging Eurocentric approaches to the study of the past.", "dir2": "Our expertise ranges across East, South, Southeast, Central and West Asia, with our strengths lying in the fields of cultural, social, political, environmental and medical history.", "allParas": [ "We examine the impact of empires in Asia and of Asian cultures on Europe, while challenging Eurocentric approaches to the study of the past.", "Our expertise ranges across East, South, Southeast, Central and West Asia, with our strengths lying in the fields of cultural, social, political, environmental and medical history.", "Collectively, our concern is with material, cultural and political engagement. We make contributions to area studies and debates about the causes and consequences of globalisation.", "The formation and influence of Asian diasporas, notably in Eastern and Southern Africa, the Caribbean and Western Europe", "The social history of space through transport, landscape and ecology; the interaction of European and Asian belief systems", "State formation, with a particular focus on the practices of colonial bureaucracies" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/history/research/the-americas", "dept": "", "h1": "THE AMERICAS", "name": "THE AMERICAS", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Henrice Altink Dr Amanda", "Dr Sabine Clarke Professor Helen", "Dr Shaul Mitelpunkt Dr Shane", "Dr Sam Wetherell" ], "np": 4, "dir": "We focus on transnational, comparative and connective analysis of relations between the American continent and the rest of the world.", "dir2": "Our research aims to promote the study and understanding of the history of the Western Hemisphere. We want to highlight the links between the Americas and the rest of the world by exploring the themes of:", "allParas": [ "We focus on transnational, comparative and connective analysis of relations between the American continent and the rest of the world.", "Our research aims to promote the study and understanding of the history of the Western Hemisphere. We want to highlight the links between the Americas and the rest of the world by exploring the themes of:", "We have notable academics in this field who publish for academic and mainstream audiences." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/history/research/northern-way", "dept": "", "h1": "THE NORTHERN WAY: THE ARCHBISHOPS OF YORK AND THE NORTH OF ENGLAND, 1304 – 1405", "name": "THE NORTHERN WAY: THE ARCHBISHOPS OF YORK AND THE NORTH OF ENGLAND, 1304 – 1405", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "The Northern Way was a research project funded by the AHRC and based at the University of York in partnership with The National Archives and with the support of York Minster.", "dir2": "Running from February 2019 to October 2021 the project was designed to make the administrative records of the archbishops of York more accessible to both students and the general public, and to provide a history of the role of the Archbishops in governing the region over that period.", "allParas": [ "The Northern Way was a research project funded by the AHRC and based at the University of York in partnership with The National Archives and with the support of York Minster.", "Running from February 2019 to October 2021 the project was designed to make the administrative records of the archbishops of York more accessible to both students and the general public, and to provide a history of the role of the Archbishops in governing the region over that period.", "The project completed a searchable online index of all relevant primary sources in the registers of the archbishops held at the Borthwick Institute for Archives, as well as in other northern archives.", "The Northern Way project builds upon an earlier project funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, York's Archbishops' Registers Revealed, which made high quality images of all the surviving registers of the archbishops available online.", "The Archbishops of York were also national figures, often holding senior royal office and charged with governing the north. Many of the archives documenting those national activities are held by The National Archives, providing an online calendar and guide to those previously undiscovered records was a particularly important aspect of the project.", "With very few exceptions the original manuscripts are in Latin. This new project was designed to make their essence available to those without Latin or the other skills needed to read the original, as well as providing an index to their contents." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/history-of-art/research/british-art", "dept": "", "h1": "BRITISH ART", "name": "BRITISH ART", "verdict": "组", "why": "Dr Richard Johns Cluster Director richard", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Dr Richard Johns Cluster Director" ], "np": 1, "dir": "Our international community of scholars explores the art of the British Isles and associated historical territories from late antiquity to the present day.", "dir2": "We have expertise in medieval stained glass, sculpture and architecture; 18th and 17th-century architecture, painting, sculpture and graphic art; Victorian painting, sculpture and architecture and modern British art and architecture.", "allParas": [ "Our international community of scholars explores the art of the British Isles and associated historical territories from late antiquity to the present day.", "We have expertise in medieval stained glass, sculpture and architecture; 18th and 17th-century architecture, painting, sculpture and graphic art; Victorian painting, sculpture and architecture and modern British art and architecture.", "Our researchers examine British art from a wide range of theoretical and historiographical positions, alongside issues of materiality, iconography, class, gender, sexuality and ethnicity. We look at these topics in relation to local, international, imperial and post-colonial cultures.", "For over twenty years, our staff and students have played a defining role in the field of British art studies through major exhibitions, publications, conferences and other events.", "Susie Beckham Reassessing the Pre-Raphaelite label (1848-2022)", "Cristina Alfonsin Barreiro The Vulliamy workshop at Pall Mall – 100 years of creating luxury in London" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/history-of-art/research/materials-of-art-and-architecture", "dept": "", "h1": "MATERIALS OF ART AND ARCHITECTURE", "verdict": "不收", "why": "系内研究方向/时段页，只有方向文字+人员链接，无具名负责人", "name": "MATERIALS OF ART AND ARCHITECTURE" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/history-of-art/research/medieval-to-modern", "dept": "", "h1": "PERIODS: MEDIEVAL TO MODERN", "verdict": "不收", "why": "系内研究方向/时段页，只有方向文字+人员链接，无具名负责人", "name": "PERIODS: MEDIEVAL TO MODERN" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/language-linguistic-science/research/phonetics-phonology", "dept": "", "h1": "PHONETICS AND PHONOLOGY", "name": "PHONETICS AND PHONOLOGY", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Dr George Bailey Professor Paul", "Dr Sam Hellmuth Dr Vincent", "Professor Richard Ogden Dr", "Dr James Tompkinson Dr Simon", "Dr Catherine Laing Professor Tamar" ], "np": 5, "dir": "Our research in phonetics and phonology is largely concerned with the limits of variation in phonological systems and their phonetic realisation.", "dir2": "Our work furthers both linguistic description and linguistic theory using multiple methodologies and analysis techniques. Towards these goals, we employ novel corpus-based phonetic approaches, as well as behavioral experiments; our analyses range from qualitative description to quantitative, statistical modeling.", "allParas": [ "Our research in phonetics and phonology is largely concerned with the limits of variation in phonological systems and their phonetic realisation.", "Our work furthers both linguistic description and linguistic theory using multiple methodologies and analysis techniques. Towards these goals, we employ novel corpus-based phonetic approaches, as well as behavioral experiments; our analyses range from qualitative description to quantitative, statistical modeling.", "There are strong links between this area and research in sociophonetics, forensic speech science, second language phonology, and conversation analysis.", "Variation in prosodic and segmental marking of yes-no questions in Tunisian Arab" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/language-linguistic-science/research/sociolinguistics", "dept": "", "h1": "Sociolinguistics", "name": "Sociolinguistics", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Dr George Bailey Dr Claire", "Professor Paul Foulkes Dr Vincent", "Professor Paul Kerswill", "Professor Carmen Llamas Dr James" ], "np": 4, "dir": "For many years, we have been research leaders in language variation and change, sociophonetics and the applications of research into forensic speech science.", "dir2": "Our research into variation extends to language attitudes, perceptions of variation, dialectology and the different features which characterise varieties of English. Recent projects include studies of accent and dialect variation in England, either country-wide or in specific regions, such as the North East and London.", "allParas": [ "For many years, we have been research leaders in language variation and change, sociophonetics and the applications of research into forensic speech science.", "Our research into variation extends to language attitudes, perceptions of variation, dialectology and the different features which characterise varieties of English. Recent projects include studies of accent and dialect variation in England, either country-wide or in specific regions, such as the North East and London.", "The use and utility of localised speech forms in determining identity (TUULS): Forensic and sociophonetic perspectives", "Interactions in Grammatical Systems: North-South Dialect Variation in England", "Humans and machines: novel methods for testing speaker recognition performance" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/language-linguistic-science/research/history-diversity", "dept": "", "h1": "LANGUAGE HISTORY AND LANGUAGE DIVERSITY", "name": "LANGUAGE HISTORY AND LANGUAGE DIVERSITY", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Dunstan Brown Professor Giuseppe", "Dr Eleanor Rye Dr Joel" ], "np": 2, "dir": "York continues to be a major centre for an approach to historical syntax rooted in the interpretation of variation in historical texts.", "dir2": "Recently our work has introduced the role of information theory into accounts of aspects of the development of English, Icelandic, Yiddish, and the wider Germanic family, and of variation within a single time period. Reference to information theoretic properties has been made possible through the development of our corpora: electronic databases in which historical texts are annotated with syntactic, morphological, and lexical information, so that sets of relevant examples can be rapidly and accurately retrieved, and variation tracked in detail across time.", "allParas": [ "York continues to be a major centre for an approach to historical syntax rooted in the interpretation of variation in historical texts.", "Recently our work has introduced the role of information theory into accounts of aspects of the development of English, Icelandic, Yiddish, and the wider Germanic family, and of variation within a single time period. Reference to information theoretic properties has been made possible through the development of our corpora: electronic databases in which historical texts are annotated with syntactic, morphological, and lexical information, so that sets of relevant examples can be rapidly and accurately retrieved, and variation tracked in detail across time.", "Our work also investigates diverse voices from the past by drawing on the evidence of short texts, particularly place-names and inscriptions. These short texts preserve the language of people whose language is not well represented in other sources, and thus complement the evidence of longer literary, historical, legal and religious texts.", "In the area of language change beyond Germanic, we have research strength in the investigation of global syntactic diversity, based on a parametric approach to grammatical description. We also investigate language diversity from a synchronic perspective in recently-completed and current projects.", "We have a substantial tradition of research into morphological systems, particularly the encoding of grammatical information, looking at the range of diversity across the world. In order to enhance our understanding of these systems we have identified a number of ‘edge’ cases, most recently in our work with our partners in the Feast and Famine project on morphological defectiveness and overabundance.", "Matches and mismatches in nominal morphology and agreement: Learning from the acquisition of Eegimaa" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/language-linguistic-science/research/forensic-speech-science", "dept": "", "h1": "FORENSIC SPEECH SCIENCE", "name": "FORENSIC SPEECH SCIENCE", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Paul Foulkes Dr Amelia", "Dr Philip Harrison Dr Vincent", "Professor Carmen Llamas Dr James", "Dr Jessica Wormald" ], "np": 4, "dir": "Our research in forensic speech science has a major focus on the combination of advanced linguistic expertise in phonetics and sociophonetics with cutting-edge technology used in speaker recognition.", "dir2": "We are engaged in several funded projects, many in collaboration with partners outside York, including Nuance and Aculab.", "allParas": [ "Our research in forensic speech science has a major focus on the combination of advanced linguistic expertise in phonetics and sociophonetics with cutting-edge technology used in speaker recognition.", "We are engaged in several funded projects, many in collaboration with partners outside York, including Nuance and Aculab.", "exploring the complementarity of linguistic analysis and automatic speaker recognition", "For further information go to our Forensic Speech Science page.", "Anatomy, acoustics, and the individual: Investigating inter-speaker vocal tract variation for forensic speaker comparison", "Humans and machines: novel methods for testing speaker recognition performance" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/language-linguistic-science/research/syntax", "dept": "", "h1": "SYNTAX", "name": "SYNTAX", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Dr Imke Driemel Professor Giuseppe", "Professor George Tsoulas Dr Norman", "Dr Joel Wallenberg Semantics", "Dr Julia Kolkmann Dr Eytan", "Dr Nino Grillo Dr Shayne", "Professor Heather Marsden" ], "np": 6, "dir": "We pursue research in the aspects of the language faculty that govern the morphosyntactic structure of language", "dir2": "We develop syntactic theory in the generative tradition through the formal modelling of grammatical phenomena as well as understanding the patterns and systems of grammatical typology and variation. We combine the theoretical coherence, creativity, and precision that are the hallmarks of generative linguistics with attention to empirical detail, in the quest for better, more explanatory models of syntax and its interfaces.", "allParas": [ "We pursue research in the aspects of the language faculty that govern the morphosyntactic structure of language", "We develop syntactic theory in the generative tradition through the formal modelling of grammatical phenomena as well as understanding the patterns and systems of grammatical typology and variation. We combine the theoretical coherence, creativity, and precision that are the hallmarks of generative linguistics with attention to empirical detail, in the quest for better, more explanatory models of syntax and its interfaces.", "We take syntax to be the bridge between sound (or sign) and meaning and therefore we are also interested in the interfaces of syntax with other areas of the grammar such as semantics, pragmatics, morphology, discourse structure, and language acquisition and processing.", "The hub of activity in Syntax is the Formal and Comparative Semantics and Syntax (FoCSSy) Lab which includes Doctoral students and faculty members.", "Pluralised mass nouns as a window to linguistic variation" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/language-linguistic-science/research/conversation-analysis", "dept": "", "h1": "Conversation analysis", "name": "Conversation analysis", "verdict": "组", "why": "人工裁决：页面自述为研究组/聚类，规模为一个导师团队", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Paul Drew Dr Kobin", "Professor Richard Ogden Dr" ], "np": 2, "dir": "The Conversation Analysis and Interactional Linguistics research group investigates language use in naturally occurring social interaction across diverse languages such as English, Finnish, Mandarin, Persian and settings such as mundane conversation, medical and healthcare interactions.", "dir2": "We adopt a multimodal approach to language that encompasses not only linguistic structure e.g. phonetics, lexis, morphosyntax but also the raft of embodied actions that naturally occur with language production e.g. manual gesture, eye gaze, facial expressions.", "allParas": [ "The Conversation Analysis and Interactional Linguistics research group investigates language use in naturally occurring social interaction across diverse languages such as English, Finnish, Mandarin, Persian and settings such as mundane conversation, medical and healthcare interactions.", "We adopt a multimodal approach to language that encompasses not only linguistic structure e.g. phonetics, lexis, morphosyntax but also the raft of embodied actions that naturally occur with language production e.g. manual gesture, eye gaze, facial expressions.", "Multimodality represents a cutting-edge approach in the language sciences, and we are recognised internationally for our contributions in this area.", "Together with colleagues in Sociology and other departments, we comprise the Centre for Advanced Studies in Language and Communication.", "Enhancing the quality of psychological interventions delivered by telephone (EQUITy)", "Recruitment and the organisation of assistance in interaction" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/language-linguistic-science/research/psycholinguistics", "dept": "", "h1": "PSYCHOLINGUISTICS", "name": "PSYCHOLINGUISTICS", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Dr Nino Grillo Professor Sam", "Dr Tamar Keren-", "Professor Heather Marsden Professor Marilyn", "Dr Shayne Sloggett Dr Eytan", "Dr Eleanor Chodroff Dr Joel", "Professor Monika Schmid Dr Catherine" ], "np": 6, "dir": "Our team specialises in the study of phonological development. Our research focuses on infants and toddlers, including observational studies of production and experimental studies of word recognition and word learning. We study the relationship between babble and early words, and the shaping of a child's knowledge of the sound system of the language they are learning. We also study how the speech of the adults around them affects infants' learning.", "dir2": "What is the relation between grammatical knowledge and our real-time language processing? Our research mainly concerns psycholinguistic evidence for how syntactic and semantic knowledge is used. Among other phenomena, we study locality restrictions on syntactic dependencies , the interaction of event structure and passivisation, argument/adjunct asymmetries and perceptual reports.", "allParas": [ "Our team specialises in the study of phonological development. Our research focuses on infants and toddlers, including observational studies of production and experimental studies of word recognition and word learning. We study the relationship between babble and early words, and the shaping of a child's knowledge of the sound system of the language they are learning. We also study how the speech of the adults around them affects infants' learning.", "What is the relation between grammatical knowledge and our real-time language processing? Our research mainly concerns psycholinguistic evidence for how syntactic and semantic knowledge is used. Among other phenomena, we study locality restrictions on syntactic dependencies , the interaction of event structure and passivisation, argument/adjunct asymmetries and perceptual reports.", "We investigate multilingual language acquisition from a theoretical linguistic perspective. One main strand is in the second language acquisition of linguistic structure at the interfaces of syntax with semantics and discourse, and in the role of input in shaping acquisition. We specifically undertake research that integrates second language acquisition theory and language teaching practice, both at the level of collaborative research and at the level of knowledge exchange.", "Any speaker who knows and uses more than one language will experience these languages interfering with each other. This is well established in second language acquisition, but there is much less work done on how second or foreign languages can affect the native language. We study how processing, production, and representation of the first language of bilinguals may be different from monolinguals, and what factors contribute to such changes.", "Making sense of infant familiarity and novelty responses to words at lexical onset", "A novel argument for the universality of parsing principles" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/language-linguistic-science/research/york-papers-in-linguistics", "dept": "", "h1": "York Papers in Linguistics", "verdict": "非组页", "why": "期刊出版系列页", "name": "York Papers in Linguistics" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/language-linguistic-science/research/english-language", "dept": "", "h1": "RESOURCES FOR TEACHERS OF SECONDARY ENGLISH LANGUAGE", "verdict": "非组页", "why": "中学英语教学资源页", "name": "RESOURCES FOR TEACHERS OF SECONDARY ENGLISH LANGUAGE" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/philosophy/research/history", "dept": "", "h1": "HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY", "name": "HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Dr James Clarke" ], "np": 1, "dir": "We bring the history of philosophy into dialogue with debates and issues in contemporary philosophy.", "dir2": "Our staff have diverse interests in the history of philosophy that range from ancient philosophy through to philosophy in the phenomenological tradition and issues in the history of analytic philosophy.", "allParas": [ "We bring the history of philosophy into dialogue with debates and issues in contemporary philosophy.", "Our staff have diverse interests in the history of philosophy that range from ancient philosophy through to philosophy in the phenomenological tradition and issues in the history of analytic philosophy.", "We have special research strengths in early modern and enlightenment philosophy and post-Kantianism and critical theory.", "Professor Tom Baldwin (emeritus)G. E. Moore, Bertrand Russell and early analytic philosophy; Merleau-Ponty.", "Dr David IngramRationalist metaphysics (Spinoza & Leibniz)", "Thomas Dowling (twd510@york.ac.uk)An historical review and reconstruction of 'reification' (supervisors: Dr James Clarke and Dr Owen Hulatt)" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/philosophy/research/practical-philosophy", "dept": "", "h1": "PRACTICAL PHILOSOPHY", "name": "PRACTICAL PHILOSOPHY", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Martin O'" ], "np": 1, "dir": "Our research is having significant impact in healthcare and healthcare ethics as well as in broader areas of public policy.", "dir2": "We regularly meet as a group and invite colleagues from across the University who have related interests in practical philosophy to join the conversation and collaborate.", "allParas": [ "Our research is having significant impact in healthcare and healthcare ethics as well as in broader areas of public policy.", "We regularly meet as a group and invite colleagues from across the University who have related interests in practical philosophy to join the conversation and collaborate.", "Our research interests also venture into the history of practical philosophy. Our work in this area came to fruition when we were host to the recent Arts and Humanities Research Council-funded research network Reason, Right and Revolution: Practical Philosophy between Kant and Hegel.", "Our practical philosophy research engages with a range of issues in the fields of Ethics and Legal & Political Philosophy.", "Rebecca Davis (rebecca.davis@york.ac.uk)Thick concepts and reasons for action (supervisors: Professor Mary Leng and Dr Stephen Everson)", "Isobel Standen (isobel.standen@york.ac.uk)Defeasible Reasoning for Resilient Autonomous Systems (supervisors: Professor Alan Thomas and Professor Radu Calinescu)" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/philosophy/research/theoretical-philosophy", "dept": "", "h1": "THEORETICAL PHILOSOPHY", "name": "THEORETICAL PHILOSOPHY", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Greg Currie", "Dr Louise Richardson", "Professor Paul Noordhof" ], "np": 3, "dir": "We are interested in applying insights from the history of philosophy to contemporary debates in theoretical philosophy.", "dir2": "We have a thriving community of researchers working in theoretical philosophy. Our areas of strength include philosophy of mind and perception, philosophy of psychiatry, metaphyscis, phenomenology, philosophy of science, philosophy of mathematics, and philosophy of religion.", "allParas": [ "We are interested in applying insights from the history of philosophy to contemporary debates in theoretical philosophy.", "We have a thriving community of researchers working in theoretical philosophy. Our areas of strength include philosophy of mind and perception, philosophy of psychiatry, metaphyscis, phenomenology, philosophy of science, philosophy of mathematics, and philosophy of religion.", "We collaborate with with colleagues in other disciplines, such as psychology and the arts, to help understand questions about the nature of perception and our response to cultural artifacts.", "We are currently home to the journal, Mind and Language Professor Greg Currie is the journal's Editor-in-chief. Dr Louise Richardson and Professor Paul Noordhof are both Associate Editors.", "Our research in theoretical philosophy falls under four main areas, of all of which encompass a range of expertise and interests.", "Honorary Visiting Professor Dorothea Debus (University of Konstanz)" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/philosophy/research/phd-research", "dept": "", "h1": "CURRENT AND PREVIOUS PHD RESEARCH", "name": "CURRENT AND PREVIOUS PHD RESEARCH", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Research History of Philosophy Practical Philosophy Theoretical Philosophy Centre for the History of Philosophy (CHiPhi) PhD research Research fellowships University research themes", "dir2": "A Phenomenological Analysis of Complex Posttraumatic Stress Disorder", "allParas": [ "Research History of Philosophy Practical Philosophy Theoretical Philosophy Centre for the History of Philosophy (CHiPhi) PhD research Research fellowships University research themes", "A Phenomenological Analysis of Complex Posttraumatic Stress Disorder", "An historical review and reconstruction of 'reification'", "My project is in Critical Theory and investigates the possibility of 'Total Reification' through the method of immanent critique. I am looking particularly at the dysfunctionality of 'progressive politics' in the West and the extent to which capitalism is increasingly governing our social activity in the cultural sphere.", "Post-truth as a Struggle for Recognition: a critical analysis of ideology, identity, and institutions in knowledge preservation", "Supervisors: Hannah Carnegy-Arbuthnott, Alan Thomas" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/philosophy/research/wrppf", "dept": "", "h1": "White Rose Philosophy Postgraduate Forum", "name": "White Rose Philosophy Postgraduate Forum", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Research History of Philosophy Practical Philosophy Theoretical Philosophy Centre for the History of Philosophy (CHiPhi) PhD research Research fellowships University research themes", "dir2": "The White Rose Philosophy Postgraduate Forum (WRPPF) fosters research links between the Philosophy postgraduate communities of the Universities of York, Hull, Leeds and Sheffield, and to develop their members’ research skills. The forum typically meets three times a year.", "allParas": [ "Research History of Philosophy Practical Philosophy Theoretical Philosophy Centre for the History of Philosophy (CHiPhi) PhD research Research fellowships University research themes", "The White Rose Philosophy Postgraduate Forum (WRPPF) fosters research links between the Philosophy postgraduate communities of the Universities of York, Hull, Leeds and Sheffield, and to develop their members’ research skills. The forum typically meets three times a year.", "At each meeting students present papers to an audience of fellow White Rose postgraduates. After the day's presentations have been concluded, discussion typically moves to a local pub or café, where you can get to know your fellow White Rose philosophers.", "As part of our commitment to encouraging attendance and participation at the forum, travel costs from non-host universities to Forum events will be reimbursed, and the cost of lunch will be reimbursed for conference participants.", "The York representative for the WRPPF representative is Jack Warman (jack.warman@york.ac.uk)", "Find out more about us and our upcoming events here." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/eighteenth-century-studies/research/material-and-visual-culture", "dept": "", "h1": "MATERIAL AND VISUAL CULTURE", "name": "MATERIAL AND VISUAL CULTURE", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Our staff are research leaders in the study of material and visual culture of the long 18th century.", "dir2": "We understand material and visual culture as a central part of the period’s rich and complex commodity culture, social history, and global networks. Geographically we focus on Britain, the Atlantic World, early America, China and India.", "allParas": [ "Our staff are research leaders in the study of material and visual culture of the long 18th century.", "We understand material and visual culture as a central part of the period’s rich and complex commodity culture, social history, and global networks. Geographically we focus on Britain, the Atlantic World, early America, China and India.", "We pay close attention to object-based analysis, archaeological sites, architecture, painting, sculpture and ceramics, printing on paper and textiles, among other visual and material forms. Our research contextualises visual and material culture within art writing, art criticism, and material literacy. We have particular expertise in practice-based research in the areas of dress, needlework, sensory histories and soundscapes. Our work in this area also uses digital tools to make material and print resources accessible to students, researchers and the public.", "Our researchers publish on a wide variety of subjects, from the history of smell to well-known artists.", "Tullett, W. 2026. Sniff: Noses, Archives, Narratives. Yale University Press.", "Spencer, E. 2024. Describing Women’s Clothing in Eighteenth-Century England. Boydell Press." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/eighteenth-century-studies/research/landscape-and-environment", "dept": "", "h1": "LANDSCAPE AND ENVIRONMENT", "name": "LANDSCAPE AND ENVIRONMENT", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Helen Cowie While" ], "np": 1, "dir": "We explore the complex cultural, political and artistic dimensions of the long 18th-century landscape and environment across multiple disciplines.", "dir2": "The cultural, political, artistic and literary resonances of the landscape and environment have occupied our approach to the long 18th century since our founding, starting with the groundbreaking work of John Barrell and Stephen Copley on the picturesque and labouring people.", "allParas": [ "We explore the complex cultural, political and artistic dimensions of the long 18th-century landscape and environment across multiple disciplines.", "The cultural, political, artistic and literary resonances of the landscape and environment have occupied our approach to the long 18th century since our founding, starting with the groundbreaking work of John Barrell and Stephen Copley on the picturesque and labouring people.", "Our researchers think about landscape and environment across history, archaeology, literature and history of art, and remain attuned to their complex connections to class, the anthreopocene, empire, industrialisation, extraction, improvement and national identities. We consider the emergence of landscape painting, the urban and built environment, landscape architecture, and environmental writing as part of an ongoing conversation about the relations between nature and artifice, and the translation of nature into art.", "We engage with the ethics of attending to, and depicting, the natural world, and related questions of power and pollution in a world of ever widening horizons. In addition to considering the interactions between humans and the environment, we also address the role of animals within the diverse landscapes and ecosystems of the period. In our current era of climate change, research into the 18th century’s landscapes and environment feels more urgent than ever before.", "Our research covers many diverse topics, ranging from the industrial revolution to royal gardens.", "Watt J., O’Byrne A., eds. 2025. Discovering Britain and Ireland in the Romantic Period: Grand Tours. Cambridge University Press." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/eighteenth-century-studies/research/revolution-and-empire", "dept": "", "h1": "REVOLUTION AND EMPIRE", "name": "REVOLUTION AND EMPIRE", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Our research examines the global histories and legacies of colonialism, revolutions and empires.", "dir2": "We understand the long 18th century as an age of revolution and empire, whose afterlives and legacies of colonialism continue to reach into the present day. Our work in this area studies the British Empire, the Spanish Empire and Orientalism.", "allParas": [ "Our research examines the global histories and legacies of colonialism, revolutions and empires.", "We understand the long 18th century as an age of revolution and empire, whose afterlives and legacies of colonialism continue to reach into the present day. Our work in this area studies the British Empire, the Spanish Empire and Orientalism.", "Our approach to these topics pays careful attention to those marginalised by the period’s centres of power, and we work to contextualise revolution and empire within a global 18th century, emphasising the interdisciplinary connections of these themes across written forms, politics, legal history and material culture. For instance, our research on global conflict considers the cultural and literary contexts of the Napoleonic wars, narratives of wartime experience, industrial warfare, prisoners of war, and penal-era Ireland.", "We believe that revolution and empire constitute vital and meaningful areas of enquiry in the long 18th century, and in the shared work of addressing the period’s archival gaps and silences. Interdisciplinary approaches to the period’s archives and collections in these areas can help us to generate new findings and interpretations.", "Our research covers themes such as narratives of war, Orientalism and the links between the global and the domestic.", "Heinzen, J. 2025. Prisoners of War and Military Honour, 1789–1918. Oxford University Press." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/eighteenth-century-studies/research/periodicals-and-print-culture", "dept": "", "h1": "PERIODICALS AND PRINT CULTURE", "name": "PERIODICALS AND PRINT CULTURE", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "With a focus on the dynamic 18th-century print marketplace, our research investigates themes such as graphic satire, the book trades and technical innovations.", "dir2": "The long 18th century witnessed radical changes in the print marketplace, from technical innovations in print to growing professional opportunities for writers from diverse class and social positions and new forms of media.", "allParas": [ "With a focus on the dynamic 18th-century print marketplace, our research investigates themes such as graphic satire, the book trades and technical innovations.", "The long 18th century witnessed radical changes in the print marketplace, from technical innovations in print to growing professional opportunities for writers from diverse class and social positions and new forms of media.", "Our research interest in periodicals and print culture examines the breadth and depth of the book trades, new print formats, art journals, ephemera, and the commercial and social contexts of reading. We bring specialist knowledge to cultures of graphic satire in the 18th century and to the remediation of print, and its interactions with other visual, cultural and material forms.", "We address the dynamic print marketplace in the 18th century by thinking through the rich and exciting connections between word and image, oral culture and bound codexes, and authors and readers. We are additionally interested in how digitisation might improve research access to rare and ephemeral forms of print in the period and also yield new insights into the history of print and periodical studies.", "Our experts publish on a wide variety of topics, including publicity, performance and women in printing.", "Coulombeau S. 2024. Reading with the Burneys: Patronage, Paratext, and Performance. Cambridge University Press." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/eighteenth-century-studies/research/women-and-gender", "dept": "", "h1": "WOMEN AND GENDER", "name": "WOMEN AND GENDER", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "With a focus on women and gender, our research investigates themes such as women's labour, class and social history.", "dir2": "Since the Centre for Eighteenth Century Studies was first established, we have been committed to researching women and gender in the 18th century, starting with our founding staff members Harriet Guest and Jane Rendall.", "allParas": [ "With a focus on women and gender, our research investigates themes such as women's labour, class and social history.", "Since the Centre for Eighteenth Century Studies was first established, we have been committed to researching women and gender in the 18th century, starting with our founding staff members Harriet Guest and Jane Rendall.", "Our research into women relates to social history, literary cultures, class, and especially labour for professional women, domestic servants and the working poor. Our research on women and gender covers a wide array of interdisciplinary sources, including manuscript archives, letters, literature, material culture, religious sermons and poetry, printed images and life writing. We pay particular attention to the work, labour and professional experiences of women across classes in the 18th century, within and without Britain.", "In addition to paying close attention to gender and social history, we also think carefully about the fascinating connections between women writers, culture and genre, especially when it comes to forms like poetry, the novel, correspondence and the Gothic. Our research covers a large number of women writers, including Jane Austen, Anna Letitia Barbauld, Frances Burney, Eliza Haywood, Charlotte Lennox, Ann Radcliffe, Charlotte Smith, Phillis Wheatley Peters, Mary Prince and Mary Wollstonecraft, among others. Our staff have contributed to a range of collaborative research projects, including major digitisation projects of letters and innovative editorial work.", "Our experts publish on themes relating to women and gender during the 18th century.", "Kennedy, C. 2025. Women, Politics, and the Irish Public Sphere in the Age of Revolution. Oxford University Press." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/crems/research/research-associates", "dept": "", "h1": "Research Associates", "verdict": "不收", "why": "系内研究方向/时段页，只有方向文字+人员链接，无具名负责人", "name": "Research Associates" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/crems/research/research-cluster-in-the-radical-past", "dept": "", "h1": "RESEARCH CLUSTER IN THE RADICAL PAST", "name": "RESEARCH CLUSTER IN THE RADICAL PAST", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Research Faculty publications Affiliated PhD students Research Associates Visiting academics", "dir2": "Affiliated with the International Research Network on Early Modern Religious Dissents and Radicalism (EMoDir).", "allParas": [ "Research Faculty publications Affiliated PhD students Research Associates Visiting academics", "Affiliated with the International Research Network on Early Modern Religious Dissents and Radicalism (EMoDir).", "We explore the genealogy and intellectual and literary impact of religious and political radicalism in Europe and the wider Atlantic world from the mid-sixteenth century until the Age of Revolution. Radicalism is an idea with a long and ambiguous history both in politics and religion.", "Radical thought in the era is internationalist and the members of the Cluster are interested in the interconnectedness of revolutionary ideas - Dutch, English, American and beyond - and the complex intellectual exchange between heterodoxy and Early Enlightenment thought, as well as how to think about the history of the radical tradition beyond Eurocentric history.", "Radical thought was also local. Yorkshire with its long tradition of popular protest and religious dissent, from the Pilgrimage of Grace to George Fox and the rise of the Quaker movement offers a particularly rich context for rethinking the lasting impact of dissenting groups and churches on local, national and transnational history.", "The city of York (the birthplace of the Marxist historian of seventeenth century religious radicalism, Christopher Hill) and the University of York also possess strong links to the archival resources of the Borthwick Institute, with its rich Quaker and Methodist holdings, as well as the Petyt Collection, and York Minster Library’s collection of Civil War printed books and pamphlets." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/biology/research/global-challenges", "dept": "", "h1": "GLOBAL CHALLENGES", "name": "GLOBAL CHALLENGES", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Biological research has a critical role to play in securing a sustainable future. Our research contributes to solutions for three major global challenges:", "dir2": "Global challenges Health and disease Sustainable food and fuel Environmental change", "allParas": [ "Biological research has a critical role to play in securing a sustainable future. Our research contributes to solutions for three major global challenges:", "Global challenges Health and disease Sustainable food and fuel Environmental change" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/biology/research/biochemistry-biophysics", "dept": "", "h1": "BIOCHEMISTRY AND BIOPHYSICS", "name": "BIOCHEMISTRY AND BIOPHYSICS", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Our research employs biochemical and biophysical approaches to address key issues in diverse areas, across the scale range from atom to organism.", "dir2": "Much of our work focuses on the synthesis, regulation and organisation of nucleic acids.", "allParas": [ "Our research employs biochemical and biophysical approaches to address key issues in diverse areas, across the scale range from atom to organism.", "Much of our work focuses on the synthesis, regulation and organisation of nucleic acids.", "We use a variety of advanced biophysical, biochemical and cellular techniques, including NMR spectroscopy, X-ray crystallography, confocal microscopy and single molecule fluorescence.", "Our research uses cutting-edge molecular and biophysical techniques to deliver positive benefits for industry, the environment and public health.", "We focus on research that addresses two global challenges:", "Mechanisms of genome segregation in Bacteria and Archaea" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/biology/research/bioinformatics-biosystems", "dept": "", "h1": "BIOINFORMATICS AND MATHEMATICAL BIOLOGY", "name": "BIOINFORMATICS AND MATHEMATICAL BIOLOGY", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Mathematics, statistics and computing provide the common language for the interdisciplinary research challenges of modern biology.", "dir2": "Our expertise crosses traditional subject boundaries and ranges biological scales from molecules to ecosystems.", "allParas": [ "Mathematics, statistics and computing provide the common language for the interdisciplinary research challenges of modern biology.", "Our expertise crosses traditional subject boundaries and ranges biological scales from molecules to ecosystems.", "We have very active research links across the University, including a range of interdisciplinary centres:", "Biological Physical Sciences Interdisciplinary Network (BPSInet) (BPSI)", "Our joint appointments with the departments of Mathematics and Computer Science further enable us to create exciting collaborations and to deliver research which is both creative and practical.", "Our bioinformatics and mathematical biology research delivers positive benefits for industry, the environment and public health." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/biology/research/developmental-biology", "dept": "", "h1": "CELL AND DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY", "name": "CELL AND DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Cell biology is the study of how cells work as individuals, how they organise into complex groups and how they coordinate their activities within tissues and at different stages of organism development.", "dir2": "We use a variety of approaches and experimental systems to contribute to fields such as neuroscience, immunology, pathogen biology and industrial biotechnology.", "allParas": [ "Cell biology is the study of how cells work as individuals, how they organise into complex groups and how they coordinate their activities within tissues and at different stages of organism development.", "We use a variety of approaches and experimental systems to contribute to fields such as neuroscience, immunology, pathogen biology and industrial biotechnology.", "Our basic research in model systems ultimately underpins the development of new treatments for human disease.", "Developmental mechanisms are highly conserved among animals, and often genes that are important in human development are also important in cancer and other degenerative diseases.", "Our research reflects the Department of Biology's underpinning aim of improving health and tackling diseases.", "Functional organization of the mammalian cell nucleus" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/biology/research/ecology-evolution", "dept": "", "h1": "ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION", "name": "ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "To understand the past, present and future of biological diversity, we work at scales ranging from genome organisation to global change biology.", "dir2": "Our research is addressing current and future issues around environmental change. We achieve this by combining theoretical research with laboratory studies and fieldwork.", "allParas": [ "To understand the past, present and future of biological diversity, we work at scales ranging from genome organisation to global change biology.", "Our research is addressing current and future issues around environmental change. We achieve this by combining theoretical research with laboratory studies and fieldwork.", "Our ecology and evolution research delivers positive benefits for the planet and its inhabitants.", "We focus on research that addresses three global challenges:", "Evolutionary ecology of plant-insect-natural enemy interactions", "Microbial population genomics and quantitative genetics" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/biology/research/industrial-biotechnology", "dept": "", "h1": "INDUSTRIAL BIOTECHNOLOGY", "name": "INDUSTRIAL BIOTECHNOLOGY", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Industrial biotechnology is transforming manufacturing by enabling complex molecules to be produced from low-cost feedstocks.", "dir2": "We work with a range of industries to develop improved medicines, oils and enzymes, and explore ways of maximising resource recovery from organic residues and wastes.", "allParas": [ "Industrial biotechnology is transforming manufacturing by enabling complex molecules to be produced from low-cost feedstocks.", "We work with a range of industries to develop improved medicines, oils and enzymes, and explore ways of maximising resource recovery from organic residues and wastes.", "Our researchers manipulate microbial systems, plants and mammalian cell biology using state-of-the-art omics technologies, mathematical modelling and systems biology.", "The results of our industrial biotechnology research are being put into action locally and internationally.", "We focus on research that addresses two global challenges:", "Saccharomyces cerevisiae as a synthetic biology platform" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/biology/research/molecular-microbiology", "dept": "", "h1": "MICROBIOLOGY", "name": "MICROBIOLOGY", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Microbiology at York spans fundamental and applied research.", "dir2": "Our strengths in environmental microbiology and microbial evolution are complemented with expertise in microbial DNA metabolism and synthetic biology. We apply our collective expertise to industrial biotechnology and bioenergy projects.", "allParas": [ "Microbiology at York spans fundamental and applied research.", "Our strengths in environmental microbiology and microbial evolution are complemented with expertise in microbial DNA metabolism and synthetic biology. We apply our collective expertise to industrial biotechnology and bioenergy projects.", "We study fundamental and applied disease-related mechanistic microbiology. Our research in this area has led to novel therapeutic drug leads.", "Our microbiology research delivers positive benefits for industry, the environment and public health.", "We focus on research that addresses three global challenges:", "Mechanisms of genome segregation in Bacteria and Archaea" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/biology/research/plant-biology", "dept": "", "h1": "PLANT BIOLOGY", "name": "PLANT BIOLOGY", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Our research addresses fundamental problems across plant sciences.", "dir2": "We study topics including physiological adaptation, plant nutrition, primary and secondary metabolism and intracellular and intercellular signalling.", "allParas": [ "Our research addresses fundamental problems across plant sciences.", "We study topics including physiological adaptation, plant nutrition, primary and secondary metabolism and intracellular and intercellular signalling.", "Our researchers use a diverse range of approaches spanning classical molecular genetics and biochemistry through post-genomic and advanced imaging technologies.", "Our plant biology research delivers positive benefits for industry, the environment and public health.", "We focus on research that addresses three global challenges:", "Relationships between genotypes, environments and phenotypes" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/biology/research/global-challenges/health-and-disease", "dept": "", "h1": "HEALTH AND DISEASE", "name": "HEALTH AND DISEASE", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "We aim to develop new tools for diagnosing, preventing and treating important diseases.", "dir2": "In areas such as embryo health, tissue engineering and vaccine development, we are exploiting advanced imaging and post-genomic technologies through collaborations with the NHS and industrial partners. We also work closely with local and national charities.", "allParas": [ "We aim to develop new tools for diagnosing, preventing and treating important diseases.", "In areas such as embryo health, tissue engineering and vaccine development, we are exploiting advanced imaging and post-genomic technologies through collaborations with the NHS and industrial partners. We also work closely with local and national charities.", "Our research into infection and immunology focuses on human diseases and tackles this from a range of perspectives, from fundamental cell biology to population-level studies.", "One area of strength is our research into neglected tropical diseases afflicting the world’s poorest people. This has led to new 'first-in-man' vaccine trials and drug discovery pipelines leading the way to new therapeutics. We carry out mechanistic studies of protective immunity and immunopathology in model systems and also have significant strength in unravelling pathogen molecular biology to inform new treatments.", "We also focus on more fundamental studies of immune and blood cell function in health and disease, ranging from control of immune cell function by non-coding RNA, haematopoietic stem cell fate, chemokine biology and tissue-specific immunity.", "The Department is home to researchers who are studying the causes of cancer and taking steps to translate our insights into new ways to treat or diagnose breast, lung, bladder and prostate cancer in particular." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/biology/research/global-challenges/food-and-fuel", "dept": "", "h1": "SUSTAINABLE FOOD AND FUEL", "name": "SUSTAINABLE FOOD AND FUEL", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "By harnessing the power of nature, we're addressing some of this century's major global challenges.", "dir2": "We're developing novel products and processes to alleviate food shortages, mitigate climate change and provide market opportunities for industry and agriculture.", "allParas": [ "By harnessing the power of nature, we're addressing some of this century's major global challenges.", "We're developing novel products and processes to alleviate food shortages, mitigate climate change and provide market opportunities for industry and agriculture.", "We are tackling an unprecedented global environmental challenge: providing nutritious food for a growing population in a warming world, while protecting biodiversity and natural resources.", "Our researchers are working on the scientific breakthroughs needed to develop crops that are resilient to changing environmental conditions, have enhanced pest and disease resistance, require reduced inputs such as water and fertiliser, and have better quality nutrient composition.", "For the bioeconomy to develop and grow we require new technology for converting abundant agricultural crops and forest materials into useful products, while maintaining ecosystem services from these landscapes.", "We're using modern genomic technologies for fast-track breeding novel and traditional crops for producing fuel, food, materials and chemicals." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/biology/research/global-challenges/environmental-change", "dept": "", "h1": "ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE", "name": "ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "During this period of rapid environmental change, our researchers are working to ameliorate its effects.", "dir2": "We're combining mathematical modelling, modern genomic technologies, ecology and population biology to target several key environmental challenges.", "allParas": [ "During this period of rapid environmental change, our researchers are working to ameliorate its effects.", "We're combining mathematical modelling, modern genomic technologies, ecology and population biology to target several key environmental challenges.", "Our department is home to researchers who are leading in the field of biodiversity.", "Through interdisciplinary research we are helping to ensure both natural and agricultural ecosystems and their services are protected. This includes microbial diversity and the nutrient cycles it drives, which in turn underpins ecosystem services such as promoting soil health and mitigating the impacts of pests and pathogens on crops.", "Our conservation research tackles three of the biggest threats to biodiversity: habitat fragmentation, over-harvesting and climate change. Our results inform conservation policy and practice globally.", "For example, research on how species move across fragmented landscapes in response to climate change has led to an increase in landscape-scale conservation strategies, now known to increase the long-term survival of species." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/biology/research/plant-growth-facilities", "dept": "", "h1": "PLANT GROWTH FACILITIES", "name": "PLANT GROWTH FACILITIES", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "The biology department has extensive controlled environment plant growth facilities, supported by our dedicated team of horticultural technicians.", "dir2": "The facilities are used by a range of research scientists, students for projects and for producing high-quality biomaterials to support teaching.", "allParas": [ "The biology department has extensive controlled environment plant growth facilities, supported by our dedicated team of horticultural technicians.", "The facilities are used by a range of research scientists, students for projects and for producing high-quality biomaterials to support teaching.", "80m2 of controlled temperature and photoperiod growth room", "The controlled environments are used to provide stable and uniform environmental conditions, with the ability to manipulate air temperature, relative humidity, CO2 concentration, photoperiod, light intensity and spectrum.", "The Horticulture Technical team have vast experience of growing a range of biomaterials for research purposes, from model plants such as Arabidopsis up to major agroeconomic crops including rice, wheat, oilseeds as well as a range of biopharmaceutical crops. The team provide a comprehensive service including routine watering, pest and disease identification and control, set up and maintenance of growing facilities and assistance with experimental design and cultural procedures.", "Our facilities are open for use by external customers; to discuss your project using our plant growth facilities please contact the Horticulture Manager, Jason Daff, 01904 328554 or jason.daff@york.ac.uk." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/chemistry/research/atmospheric-chemistry", "dept": "", "h1": "ATMOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY", "name": "ATMOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY", "verdict": "组", "why": "Staff Mat Evans (Theme Lead)", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Our group combines world-class measurement science, in both laboratory and field, with theory and modelling, to bring insight into fundamental atmospheric processes and develop evidence and insight to deliver cleaner air, lower emissions and reduced environmental impacts.", "dir2": "Our work spans from understanding pollution inside and outside the home to global tropospheric and stratospheric processes.", "allParas": [ "Our group combines world-class measurement science, in both laboratory and field, with theory and modelling, to bring insight into fundamental atmospheric processes and develop evidence and insight to deliver cleaner air, lower emissions and reduced environmental impacts.", "Our work spans from understanding pollution inside and outside the home to global tropospheric and stratospheric processes.", "The Atmospheric Chemistry group studies gas and aerosol phase processes in the atmosphere using experimental and modelling approaches. Our distinctive strengths are in urban air pollution, global ozone processes, halogen chemistry, atmospheric emissions, molecular composition of aerosols, atmospheric mechanisms, and measurement technologies.", "We are housed in the Wolfson Atmospheric Chemistry Laboratories (WACL) - a collaborative venture between the University and the National Centre for Atmospheric Sciences.", "The Laboratories enable experimental and theoretical studies relating to the science of indoor, local and global air pollution, stratospheric ozone depletion and climate change.", "Green Synthesis and Catalysis for a Sustainable Future" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/chemistry/research/chemical-structural-biology", "dept": "", "h1": "CHEMICAL AND STRUCTURAL BIOLOGY", "name": "CHEMICAL AND STRUCTURAL BIOLOGY", "verdict": "组", "why": "Staff Jamie Blaza (Theme Lead)", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "This theme focuses on the structure and function in biological macromolecules and their assemblies, seeking where possible to exploit these systems for medical or industrial advantage.", "dir2": "Key to this research is the preparation and the use of chemical molecules to investigate cellular biology. The theme also embraces software and methods development and takes in bio-inorganic perspectives.", "allParas": [ "This theme focuses on the structure and function in biological macromolecules and their assemblies, seeking where possible to exploit these systems for medical or industrial advantage.", "Key to this research is the preparation and the use of chemical molecules to investigate cellular biology. The theme also embraces software and methods development and takes in bio-inorganic perspectives.", "Study of the fundamental structural and chemical bases for biological and biochemical processes.", "Determination and analysis of the molecular structure of biological macromolecules and their complexes using electron cryomicroscopy (cryoEM) and protein crystallography.", "Development of practical and computational methods to support and enable structural biology research.", "The synthesis and application of small molecules to probe and exploit cellular biology." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/chemistry/research/digital-chemistry", "dept": "", "h1": "DIGITAL CHEMISTRY", "name": "DIGITAL CHEMISTRY", "verdict": "组", "why": "Staff Angelo Frei (Theme Lead)", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Digital approaches to chemistry are becoming increasingly important, from robots performing chemical synthesis to machine learning supporting the interpretation of mass spectra. This theme brings together people working in these areas across the department.", "dir2": "Digital chemistry covers a wide range of activities across the department, either as research in its own right, or in supporting other research areas. The research theme aims to build a community equipped with the skills, capacity and capability to use new digital and artificial intelligence tools to enhance our capacity to make advanced discoveries within molecular science.", "allParas": [ "Digital approaches to chemistry are becoming increasingly important, from robots performing chemical synthesis to machine learning supporting the interpretation of mass spectra. This theme brings together people working in these areas across the department.", "Digital chemistry covers a wide range of activities across the department, either as research in its own right, or in supporting other research areas. The research theme aims to build a community equipped with the skills, capacity and capability to use new digital and artificial intelligence tools to enhance our capacity to make advanced discoveries within molecular science.", "Using machine learning to predict molecular and materials properties, guide reaction and catalyst discovery, analyse large and complex datasets, interpret analytical measurements, and accelerate discovery in areas including polymers, transition metal compounds and photochemistry.", "Developing automated workflows for synthesis, screening, reaction monitoring and instrument control, including robotics, closed-loop optimisation, computer vision, and human–AI teaming approaches that lower barriers to reproducible and scalable chemical experimentation.", "Chemical informatics and digital molecular representations", "Creating new software tools and digital representations for chemically complex systems, including transition metal compounds, to enable prediction, design, and integration of experimental and computational data. Training of convolutional neural networks to annotate 3D electron density maps and streamline automated atomic model building processes." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/chemistry/research/green-synthesis-catalysis", "dept": "", "h1": "GREEN SYNTHESIS AND CATALYSIS FOR A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE", "name": "GREEN SYNTHESIS AND CATALYSIS FOR A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE", "verdict": "组", "why": "Staff Helen Sneddon (co-Theme Lead)", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "We develop and implement green and sustainable chemistry into environmentally responsible products and processes. Our work often centres on catalysis, a powerful tool for precisely controlling chemical transformations to create more efficient, targeted, and greener manufacturing. This approach can involve elimination of waste, use of renewable raw materials, and avoidance of toxic or energy-intensive methods.", "dir2": "Our catalysis work is fundamentally driven by mechanism-led metal catalysis, combining cutting-edge experimental, advanced spectroscopic, and computational methods to explore:", "allParas": [ "We develop and implement green and sustainable chemistry into environmentally responsible products and processes. Our work often centres on catalysis, a powerful tool for precisely controlling chemical transformations to create more efficient, targeted, and greener manufacturing. This approach can involve elimination of waste, use of renewable raw materials, and avoidance of toxic or energy-intensive methods.", "Our catalysis work is fundamentally driven by mechanism-led metal catalysis, combining cutting-edge experimental, advanced spectroscopic, and computational methods to explore:", "More broadly, our research spans all aspects of green and sustainable synthesis, from exploring renewable feedstocks and biomass processing to developing innovative sustainable synthetic chemical transformations and recycling.", "We actively accelerate progress in areas offering significant sustainability benefits by understanding their potential and limitations. This includes:", "Modernising Synthesis: Mechanochemistry, microwave heating, and automated synthetic chemistry (using robotics for data-rich analysis of \"green\" conditions/reagents). We also embrace high-throughput experimentation, digital chemistry, and data-driven methods for reaction modelling and optimisation.", "Product Design: The circular economy, focusing on designing chemical products for reuse and safe degradation." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/chemistry/research/functional-materials", "dept": "", "h1": "FUNCTIONAL MATERIALS", "name": "FUNCTIONAL MATERIALS", "verdict": "组", "why": "Staff Antoine Buchard (Theme Lead)", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "We develop and study materials that provide solutions for engineering, healthcare, energy, optoelectronics, personal care and catalysis applications.", "dir2": "Our expertise spans self-assembling molecules (gels, nanoparticles, ionic liquids), synthetic and biological polymers, metal complexes and inorganic solids.", "allParas": [ "We develop and study materials that provide solutions for engineering, healthcare, energy, optoelectronics, personal care and catalysis applications.", "Our expertise spans self-assembling molecules (gels, nanoparticles, ionic liquids), synthetic and biological polymers, metal complexes and inorganic solids.", "Developing and optimising new synthetic routes towards materials", "Understanding the relationship between a material's composition, structure, and their chemical and physical properties", "Designing new materials with specific functions and applications", "Supramolecular gels and nanoparticles as novel delivery agents" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/chemistry/research/technologies-for-molecular-measurement", "dept": "", "h1": "TECHNOLOGIES FOR MOLECULAR MEASUREMENT", "name": "TECHNOLOGIES FOR MOLECULAR MEASUREMENT", "verdict": "组", "why": "Staff Jason Lynam (Theme Lead)", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "We develop and apply cutting-edge methods to understand the composition, structure and dynamics of matter using techniques covering the full range of time- and size-scales relevant to chemical and biochemical systems.", "dir2": "Research in the Technologies for Chemical Measurement theme is focused on the design, construction and application of novel methods for analysis covering the full range of time and length scales of chemical systems. Our expertise covers measurement of discrete molecular systems in the gas phase, on surfaces, in reaction mixtures, and includes studies of complex macromolecular biomolecules.", "allParas": [ "We develop and apply cutting-edge methods to understand the composition, structure and dynamics of matter using techniques covering the full range of time- and size-scales relevant to chemical and biochemical systems.", "Research in the Technologies for Chemical Measurement theme is focused on the design, construction and application of novel methods for analysis covering the full range of time and length scales of chemical systems. Our expertise covers measurement of discrete molecular systems in the gas phase, on surfaces, in reaction mixtures, and includes studies of complex macromolecular biomolecules.", "We develop novel instrumentation and apply it to solve problems such as:", "Using unique laser facilities to probe transition metal catalysts, biological materials and light-activated materials.", "Applying NMR methods, including those at low-field, alongside hyperpolarised NMR methods for analysis, to probe catalysis, molecular speciation and behaviour.", "Developing new instruments combining laser spectroscopy and mass spectrometry to enable next-generation analytical techniques." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/computer-science/research/groups/artificial-intelligence", "dept": "", "h1": "ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE RESEARCH GROUP", "name": "ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE RESEARCH GROUP", "verdict": "组", "why": "人工裁决：页面自述为研究组/聚类，规模为一个导师团队", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Dr Soumya Banerjee Academic", "Dr Dimitar Kazakov Academic", "Dr Peter Nightingale Academic", "Mr Frank Soboczenski Academic Staff", "Dr James Stovold Academic", "Dr James Walker Academic" ], "np": 11, "dir": "In the modern world, we generate large and diverse datasets describing all kinds of systems in the real and virtual worlds.", "dir2": "One of the main goals of Artificial Intelligence is to process, understand and extract useful information from such data. In the group at York, we work with data that has a particular interesting, complex or unusual structure.", "allParas": [ "In the modern world, we generate large and diverse datasets describing all kinds of systems in the real and virtual worlds.", "One of the main goals of Artificial Intelligence is to process, understand and extract useful information from such data. In the group at York, we work with data that has a particular interesting, complex or unusual structure.", "Examples include natural language processing, where we work on understanding natural language, knowledge representation and generating natural-feeling dialogues between human and computer, and on reasoning and argumentation. Other interesting datasets are represented by networks, which are used extensively throughout the sciences to represent power grids, road systems, animal interactions, protein networks in cells and airline connections, and there are countless other examples.", "At York, we explore new representations and algorithms for learning about and extracting information from these datasets. Other systems may have complex configurations and constraints, and here we study the use of AI to automatically model and solve these systems. One of the core topics of the group is the development of novel learning algorithms for these difficult datasets, using bio-inspired techniques such as multi-agent systems, genetic algorithms and reinforcement learning.", "The main aim of the AI group is to carry out cutting-edge research into data-driven algorithms and techniques for discovering information from large and complex datasets. We work to develop novel learning algorithms for this data, methods for representing rich and complex data and problems, and how to extract and codify knowledge from data. The data we study has interesting structure, such as sequences, networks and graphs, natural language and data governed by constraints. Our objectives are", "To discover new methods for machine learning with structured data. This includes both data representation and learning techniques." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/computer-science/research/groups/automated-software-engineering", "dept": "", "h1": "AUTOMATED SOFTWARE ENGINEERING RESEARCH GROUP", "name": "AUTOMATED SOFTWARE ENGINEERING RESEARCH GROUP", "verdict": "组", "why": "人工裁决：页面自述为研究组/聚类，规模为一个导师团队", "emails": [ "will.r.wei@gmail.com" ], "persons": [ "Dr Konstantinos Barmpis Academic", "Dr Lilian Blot Academic", "Dr Antonio Garcia-", "Dr Simos Gerasimou Academic", "Professor Dimitris Kolovos Academic", "Professor Richard Paige Honorary Visiting" ], "np": 12, "dir": "We develop novel methods and tools for automated model-driven analysis, design, development, deployment, and management of complex software-intensive systems.", "dir2": "We are global leaders in model-driven software engineering research and we engage actively with industry in the UK and world-wide through open-source software communities, collaborative research and development projects and knowledge transfer partnerships.", "allParas": [ "We develop novel methods and tools for automated model-driven analysis, design, development, deployment, and management of complex software-intensive systems.", "We are global leaders in model-driven software engineering research and we engage actively with industry in the UK and world-wide through open-source software communities, collaborative research and development projects and knowledge transfer partnerships.", "In most engineering disciplines it is unthinkable to start constructing a large and complex system (e.g. a bridge or an aircraft) without designing and analysing several models of it first. Model-driven software engineering is the practice of raising models to first-class artefacts of the software engineering process, using such models to analyse, simulate and reason about properties of the system under development, and eventually automatically generate high-quality executable code from them. It brings and adapts well-understood and long-established principles and practices of trustworthy systems engineering to software engineering and is used extensively in organisations that produce business- and safety-critical software (e.g. in the aerospace, automotive and robotics industries), where defects can have catastrophic effects or can be very expensive to remedy.", "Automated model-driven software engineering approaches are also increasingly used for the development of scalable cloud-based software systems - e.g. in low-code environments such as Microsoft Power Apps, Amazon Honeycode and Google AppSheet - due to the significant productivity, quality and business agility benefits they deliver.", "We are recognised global leaders in model-driven software engineering research, with a long publication record in the field’s top academic conference (ACM/IEEE International Conference on Model-Driven Engineering Languages and Systems) and journal (Springer’s Software and Systems Modelling). We also engage actively with industry, by making our research available as open-source software that is used in organisations such as NASA, Siemens, Bosch and Thales, through collaborative research projects with partners such as Leonardo, Capgemini and Volkswagen, and via direct knowledge transfer partnerships with companies such as Rolls-Royce and IBM.", "Our research strives to automate solutions to repetitive and error-prone problems in software engineering. By doing so we support software engineers in focusing on those challenges that require their insight, design expertise, and competencies. Our research particularly benefits engineers and architects of large-scale enterprise software systems, and of complex software-intensive systems in high-integrity industries such as aerospace, robotics and automotive. We collaborate closely with industrial partners such as Rolls-Royce, Leonardo, Capgemini, and British Telecom, and open-source tools and frameworks we develop are used to apply and teach automated model-driven software engineering in many organisations and universities worldwide." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/computer-science/research/groups/cyber-security-and-privacy", "dept": "", "h1": "CYBER SECURITY AND PRIVACY RESEARCH GROUP", "name": "CYBER SECURITY AND PRIVACY RESEARCH GROUP", "verdict": "组", "why": "人工裁决：页面自述为研究组/聚类，规模为一个导师团队", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Dr Roberto Metere Academic", "Dr Siamak Shahandashti Academic", "Dr Vasileios Vasilakis Academic", "Dr Yuchen Zhao Academic", "Dr Poonam Yadav Affiliate Academic", "Dr Carlo Ottaviani Affiliate Academic" ], "np": 8, "dir": "The Cyber Security and Privacy Group conducts research in the design and analysis of systems to increase the security of information and communications and further preserve the privacy of the users of these systems.", "dir2": "The Cyber Security & Privacy Group conducts research in the design and analysis of systems to increase the security of information and communications and further preserve the privacy of the users of these systems.", "allParas": [ "The Cyber Security and Privacy Group conducts research in the design and analysis of systems to increase the security of information and communications and further preserve the privacy of the users of these systems.", "The Cyber Security & Privacy Group conducts research in the design and analysis of systems to increase the security of information and communications and further preserve the privacy of the users of these systems.", "Secure Building Blocks: The fundamental research carried out in the group provides the underlying building blocks of secure systems through the design of provably-secure cryptographic algorithms and protocols and privacy-enhancing technologies. Cryptographic schemes as well as the latest advances in data science and machine learning are then employed in the rigorous design of secure devices and emerging networks such as Internet of Things (IoT), robotics and autonomous systems, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), and underwater networks and communications.", "Malware Analysis: The group develops approaches and methods for malware analysis and detection, including ransomware and spyware, malware targeting mobile platforms, industrial control systems, and critical infrastructure. The group also works on devising automated solutions for coping with malware-driven threats. This includes the development of appropriate techniques and methods to automatically learn models and patterns behind malware evolution, and thus to devise technologies for keeping pace with the speed of novel malware variations.", "Human Factors: Software and systems can only provide security and privacy if they can be effectively used by humans, so the group conducts research into the area of usable security and privacy and advances the understanding of the human factors in cyber security and privacy that in turn informs the design of software and systems.", "The overarching aim of the Cyber Security and Privacy Group is to enhance the security and privacy of systems, software, and networks through advancing the state of the art in the fundamentals of security and privacy, designing practical systems, software, and networks that solve existing and future problems in the industry and society in general, and analysing and improving the security and privacy of existing systems." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/computer-science/research/groups/high-integrity-systems", "dept": "", "h1": "HIGH INTEGRITY SYSTEMS RESEARCH GROUP", "name": "HIGH INTEGRITY SYSTEMS RESEARCH GROUP", "verdict": "组", "why": "人工裁决：页面自述为研究组/聚类，规模为一个导师团队", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Dr Rob Alexander Academic", "Professor Radu Calinescu Academic Staff", "Dr Xinwei Fang Academic", "Professor Ibrahim Habli Academic", "Dr Richard Hawkins Academic", "Professor John Mc" ], "np": 21, "dir": "Our research focuses on safety-critical software development and assurance across multiple domains, including emerging autonomous technologies.", "dir2": "It ranges from fundamental principles through to trial implementation, linking core computer science with disciplines including engineering, law, mathematics, philosophy and psychology.", "allParas": [ "Our research focuses on safety-critical software development and assurance across multiple domains, including emerging autonomous technologies.", "It ranges from fundamental principles through to trial implementation, linking core computer science with disciplines including engineering, law, mathematics, philosophy and psychology.", "The group is well-known for its work on assurance cases, having developed the widely used goal structuring notation (GSN). The work on assurance of machine learning (ML) includes argument patterns supporting each stage of the assurance process, e.g. training data selection. There is ongoing work with lawyers and philosophers (ethicists) to develop principled ethical assurance arguments and to find ways of representing and reasoning about responsibilities for the decisions and actions of autonomous systems.", "There are several strands of work focused on the safety assurance and sociotechnical resilience of robotics and autonomous systems (RAS). Such systems move decision-making responsibility from human to machine, and we're developing analysis methods to identify hazards and to derive safety requirements to control those hazards. Similarly, we are developing ways of using mathematical methods to develop decision-making algorithms together with proofs of their soundness. The group is also exploring the use of explanations of ML-based decision-making systems to support validation, and hence assurance, of such algorithms.", "The group is involved in major projects: The six-year Assuring Autonomy International Programme (AAIP), supported by Lloyd’s Register Foundation, focuses on the assurance and regulation of RAS. The AAIP develops and evaluates assurance methods with its partners in domains as diverse as agriculture, autonomous driving, healthcare, maritime and space. The group leads the Trustworthy Autonomous Systems Node in Resilience - one node of the EPSRC-funded Trusted Autonomous Systems (TAS) programme. We are also involved in two TAS-funded projects concerned with improving trust in autonomous systems, including the Assuring Responsibility for Trusted Autonomous Systems project. The group also has projects directly funded by a range of companies in several different sectors and with government bodies, including NHS Digital and Volvo Construction Equipment.", "We advance the state of the art and practice of assuring the safety of complex computer-based systems, including autonomous systems such as self-driving cars. This is a critical step to enable the promised benefits of robotics and autonomy to be realised whilst ensuring the health and safety of the public. The group provides the conceptual underpinnings and key methods to design, implement, verify and assure robots and autonomous systems, with a special emphasis on assurance of safety. As the systems progressively embrace ML and become capable of operating with greater degrees of autonomy, this introduces ethical challenges, and the group’s work is expanding to embrace assurance of ethical as well as safe behaviour of ML-based systems." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/computer-science/research/groups/human-computer-interaction", "dept": "", "h1": "HUMAN COMPUTER INTERACTION RESEARCH GROUP", "name": "HUMAN COMPUTER INTERACTION RESEARCH GROUP", "verdict": "组", "why": "人工裁决：页面自述为研究组/聚类，规模为一个导师团队", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Paul Cairns Academic", "Dr Joe Cutting Academic Staff", "Dr Alena Denisova Academic", "Dr Jo Iacovides Academic", "Dr Jacob Rigby Academic", "Professor Thomas Green Affiliate" ], "np": 9, "dir": "The HCI Group at York aims to do internationally leading research into the interaction between people and digital systems.", "dir2": "We do this in order to inform how digital systems can be used to ameliorate the human condition and be used in support of the public good.", "allParas": [ "The HCI Group at York aims to do internationally leading research into the interaction between people and digital systems.", "We do this in order to inform how digital systems can be used to ameliorate the human condition and be used in support of the public good.", "Digital systems pervade all aspects of our lives from our personal devices, such as the phones in our pockets, to the software that makes our countries work, such as Electronic Health Records and government portals. Whilst these systems can enhance our lives they can also present barriers, for example by being hard to use, or raise new individual and social challenges such as 24-hour access to gambling or the spread of fake news. Through our research in HCI we want to provide new knowledge, based on sound evidence, for the impacts of digital technology on people’s lives. This knowledge informs the design of future technology that will support and enable people and enhance the societies that we live in.", "Whilst we are potentially interested in all forms of digital technology, we have particular strengths in the HCI of digital games as widely pervasive cultural artefacts. Games are a domain in which we can explore the barriers and experiences of people with digital systems more generally. They are also a way to reach wide audiences and to be a vehicle for exploring wellbeing and other possible societal benefits. Also because good quality data is at the heart of our research, we also work on advancing HCI research methods. We develop questionnaires to measure complex experiences with technology as well as innovative ways to gather and analyse data.", "To explore how people use interactive systems, in particular digital games, and how they can influence wellbeing and other societal benefits", "To do research into removing the barriers to digital systems in order to ensure that they are inclusive and available as widely as possible" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/computer-science/research/groups/quantum-information", "dept": "", "h1": "QUANTUM INFORMATION RESEARCH GROUP", "name": "QUANTUM INFORMATION RESEARCH GROUP", "verdict": "组", "why": "人工裁决：页面自述为研究组/聚类，规模为一个导师团队", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Sam Braunstein Academic", "Dr Carlo Ottaviani Academic", "Professor Stefano Pirandola Academic", "Professor Stefano Pirandola Quantum Information" ], "np": 4, "dir": "The Quantum Information Group is deeply engaged in a broad spectrum of research areas critical to the advancement of quantum technology", "dir2": "This includes exploring the fields of quantum security, networking, metrology, sensing, and computing.", "allParas": [ "The Quantum Information Group is deeply engaged in a broad spectrum of research areas critical to the advancement of quantum technology", "This includes exploring the fields of quantum security, networking, metrology, sensing, and computing.", "Additionally, the group is interested in understanding the fundamental limits of quantum communications. This research involves a thorough investigation into the quantum and private capacities of quantum channels, aiming to identify and extend the boundaries of what is achievable with current and future quantum systems.", "Members of the group have made significant contributions to both the theoretical and practical aspects of quantum communication and quantum computing. They have provided rigorous proofs of quantum security that underpin the trustworthiness of next-generation communication systems. Moreover, they are actively involved in developing the theory and architecture of quantum networks, which lays the groundwork for implementing scalable and efficient quantum infrastructures.", "The group is committed to designing innovative quantum information protocols, aiming to redefine the boundaries of existing technologies and establish new benchmarks for their performance and security. Their research focuses on both the theoretical development of these protocols and their practical applications, seeking to uncover the ultimate limits of what these advanced systems can achieve. The group is actively involved in translating these theoretical constructs into real-world applications, experimenting with practical implementations that can be integrated into existing technologies. Through these efforts, they aim to bridge the gap between abstract quantum theories and tangible technological advancements, paving the way for robust, scalable, and secure quantum technology.", "Development of Unbreakable Quantum Communications: Enhancing the security and reliability of data transmission by leveraging quantum cryptography." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/computer-science/research/groups/real-time-distributed-systems", "dept": "", "h1": "REAL-TIME AND DISTRIBUTED SYSTEMS RESEARCH GROUP", "name": "REAL-TIME AND DISTRIBUTED SYSTEMS RESEARCH GROUP", "verdict": "组", "why": "人工裁决：页面自述为研究组/聚类，规模为一个导师团队", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Iain Bate Academic", "Professor Alan Burns Emeritus Professor", "Dr Chris Crispin-", "Dr Steven Dai Academic", "Dr Ian Gray Academic", "Dr Pengcheng Liu Academic" ], "np": 15, "dir": "The Real-Time and Distributed Systems research group is concerned with fundamental and applied research into the development and analysis of systems where the distributed nature of the computation, the need for communication and coordination, and/or the timeliness of the system’s actions are of critical importance to the overall functionality and to the end-users.", "dir2": "Real-time systems are those that are required to respond to inputs within a finite and specified time interval. In some systems, the required response times are measured in milliseconds, in others it is seconds, minutes, or even hours. Nevertheless, they all have timing requirements that must be satisfied. In the production of real-time systems, it is insufficient to use testing of the final system to ensure its compliance with the requirements (as it is infeasible to test all possible timing interference patterns in a system of reasonable complexity). A comprehensive and systematic approach to specification, design, implementation and analysis is required.", "allParas": [ "The Real-Time and Distributed Systems research group is concerned with fundamental and applied research into the development and analysis of systems where the distributed nature of the computation, the need for communication and coordination, and/or the timeliness of the system’s actions are of critical importance to the overall functionality and to the end-users.", "Real-time systems are those that are required to respond to inputs within a finite and specified time interval. In some systems, the required response times are measured in milliseconds, in others it is seconds, minutes, or even hours. Nevertheless, they all have timing requirements that must be satisfied. In the production of real-time systems, it is insufficient to use testing of the final system to ensure its compliance with the requirements (as it is infeasible to test all possible timing interference patterns in a system of reasonable complexity). A comprehensive and systematic approach to specification, design, implementation and analysis is required.", "Distributed systems are those that divide their workload across networked ‘nodes’ (e.g. processors, computers, embedded devices, robots), which coordinate their actions through message passing. These nodes may be tightly integrated via wired connections (e.g. High Performance Computing platforms), or loosely connected through wireless communication (e.g. IoT devices and robot swarms). Nodes can also be distributed across a variety of spatial scales, from cloud platforms with computation spread across international data centres, to devices located throughout a home, or even networked processors within a single silicon chip. This presents unique challenges in terms of programmability, coordination, communication, and fault tolerance, each demanding consideration of the distributed nature of the system.", "The research conducted by the Real-Time and Distributed Systems group is unified around the notions of understanding, modelling, analysing, simulating, optimising, and predicting the performance and use of systems that are real-time and/or distributed in nature.", "To undertake fundamental research, and to bring into engineering practice modern techniques, methods and tools facilitating the design, construction, analysis, optimisation, and maintenance of distributed systems and application-specific systems that have real-time constraints.", "To investigate a wide range of topics associated with scheduling, timing analysis, modelling, simulation, performance optimisation, runtime environments, parallel programming models, communication protocols and hardware platforms, all of them tailored for performance-sensitive systems." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/computer-science/research/groups/software-engineering-for-robotics", "dept": "", "h1": "SOFTWARE ENGINEERING FOR ROBOTICS RESEARCH GROUP", "name": "SOFTWARE ENGINEERING FOR ROBOTICS RESEARCH GROUP", "verdict": "组", "why": "人工裁决：页面自述为研究组/聚类，规模为一个导师团队", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Ana Cavalcanti Academic", "Dr Simon Foster Academic", "Dr Alvaro Miyazawa Academic", "Dr Pedro Ribeiro Academic", "Professor Jim Woodcock Emeritus Professor", "Dr James Baxter Research" ], "np": 10, "dir": "Our research group is the hub of a centre of excellence, called RoboStar.", "dir2": "In 2018, the Royal Academy of Engineering and the University of York agreed to establish a centre of excellence on Software Engineering for Robotics.", "allParas": [ "Our research group is the hub of a centre of excellence, called RoboStar.", "In 2018, the Royal Academy of Engineering and the University of York agreed to establish a centre of excellence on Software Engineering for Robotics.", "In the five years since, we have carried out research to develop a rich framework of notations and techniques to model and verify control software for robotic systems.", "Through collaboration with academia and industry, across institutions in the UK and five other countries, we have defined and mechanised the RoboStar approach to Software Engineering for Robotics. It is supported by a collection of tools and demonstrated by dozens of examples.", "How can roboticists effectively and efficiently apply modern approaches to design and verification of software when developing their systems, especially those that are safety or mission-critical? This is the problem being solved by RoboStar.", "We are interested in application areas such as assistive care, agriculture, emergency response, lab automation, and logistics." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/computer-science/research/groups/vision-graphics-and-learning", "dept": "", "h1": "VISION, GRAPHICS AND LEARNING RESEARCH GROUP", "name": "VISION, GRAPHICS AND LEARNING RESEARCH GROUP", "verdict": "组", "why": "人工裁决：页面自述为研究组/聚类，规模为一个导师团队", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Dr Kofi Appiah Academic Staff", "Dr Adrian Bors Academic", "Dr Claudio Guarnera Academic", "Dr Da Li Academic", "Professor Nick Pears Academic", "Dr Pourya Shamsolmoali Academic" ], "np": 11, "dir": "Computer vision is the problem of understanding or extracting useful information from images, for example, reconstructing 3D models or recognising objects and faces.", "dir2": "Computer graphics is the problem of creating realistic images or models, for example for use in video games or movie visual effects. Graphics and vision both require a good understanding of how 2D images are formed of the 3D world.", "allParas": [ "Computer vision is the problem of understanding or extracting useful information from images, for example, reconstructing 3D models or recognising objects and faces.", "Computer graphics is the problem of creating realistic images or models, for example for use in video games or movie visual effects. Graphics and vision both require a good understanding of how 2D images are formed of the 3D world.", "This is where machine learning becomes useful. We have access to almost unlimited amounts of visual data: for example, the images and videos uploaded to the internet captured in real world conditions by casual photographers. We can use this data to learn patterns, rules or useful assumptions that make our task easier. For example, in neural rendering we can train a system to add details to an image that bridges the gap between computer graphics and a real photograph.", "We are interested in sensing and the acquisition of images themselves. We are interested in using new sensing modalities (such as polarisation cameras, 3D scanners and MRI scanners) or controlled acquisition setups (such as light stages and multispectral illumination) for interrogating shape, structure and material properties.", "We are also interested in learning from and better understanding how human vision works. If we know humans are able to solve a visual task, it proves that it is possible. By exploring how humans perform the task, we might uncover insights into how a machine can solve the problem. We have investigated questions such as how concepts of memorability and complexity affect human image perception and whether neural representations encode shape information.", "Our overarching aim is to advance the state of the art in the principled analysis (vision) and synthesis (graphics) of visual data. We develop new algorithms and techniques that combine explicit modelling of the geometry and photometry of the image formation process with data-driven statistical and machine learning. In terms of the specific problems and applications the group work on, our main objectives are to advance knowledge in:" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/environment-geography/research/securing-a-biodiverse-planet", "dept": "", "h1": "Securing a biodiverse planet", "name": "Securing a biodiverse planet", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Piran White", "Professor Giovanna Massei" ], "np": 2, "dir": "This challenge area studies the natural world from individuals to populations and from communities to ecosystems.", "dir2": "This research allows us to identify how biodiversity contributes to the functioning of ecosystems and responds to environmental change, particularly the environmental pressures caused by humans and the consequences for people of biodiversity degradation.", "allParas": [ "This challenge area studies the natural world from individuals to populations and from communities to ecosystems.", "This research allows us to identify how biodiversity contributes to the functioning of ecosystems and responds to environmental change, particularly the environmental pressures caused by humans and the consequences for people of biodiversity degradation.", "Our main research strengths are in tropical forests, drylands, conservation biology and management, wildlife disease, behavioural ecology, the contributions that biodiversity makes to human wellbeing, and assessing how nature-based solutions can be used to address some of the key global challenges.", "The University of York is coordinating a project integrating ecological and cultural histories to inform sustainable and equitable futures for the Colombian páramos. Watch Professor Piran White introducing the project, listen to the songs of the páramos and visit the co-created community website, with events, recipes and art reflecting páramo life.", "Rob Marchant and colleagues are working with communities to explore potential pathways for land use change over the coming decades. Watch this animation introducing the KESHO participatory scenario development tool.", "Members of the securing a biodiverse planet challenge area are working on multiple UKRI funded projects to improve UK treescapes for the benefit of the environment and society. Watch this introduction to the Connected Treescapes project." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/environment-geography/research/delivering-clean-green-environments", "dept": "", "h1": "DELIVERING CLEAN, GREEN ENVIRONMENTS", "name": "DELIVERING CLEAN, GREEN ENVIRONMENTS", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Alistair Boxall", "Professor Nic Carslaw" ], "np": 2, "dir": "Fundamental physical, chemical and biological processes within the atmosphere, soil and water are a focus of our research, including how these processes respond to environmental change and then impact on human and ecosystem health.", "dir2": "We also explore the governance of clean, green environments and their contribution to human wellbeing. Much of our research in this challenge area considers the significant pressures that human activities in urban areas place on the surrounding environment and ecosystem health.", "allParas": [ "Fundamental physical, chemical and biological processes within the atmosphere, soil and water are a focus of our research, including how these processes respond to environmental change and then impact on human and ecosystem health.", "We also explore the governance of clean, green environments and their contribution to human wellbeing. Much of our research in this challenge area considers the significant pressures that human activities in urban areas place on the surrounding environment and ecosystem health.", "Research foci are on ecotoxicology, indoor and outdoor air quality, and carbon and nutrient cycling.", "Listen to Professor Alistair Boxall discuss his research into the global problem of pharmaceutical pollution as part of the Moos Family Speaker Series. Listen to Professor Nic Carslaw discuss whether we should be worried about indoor air pollution as part of the Breathing City seminar series. Professor Carslaw also discussed the problem of indoor air pollution at the YorkTalks 2022 event.", "Creating sustainable and equitable food, energy and water systems", "Stewarding transitions and transformations to sustainability" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/environment-geography/research/creating-a-climate-resilient-world", "dept": "", "h1": "CREATING A CLIMATE RESILIENT WORLD", "name": "CREATING A CLIMATE RESILIENT WORLD", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Rob Marchant", "Dr Fiona Hibbert" ], "np": 2, "dir": "We focus on understanding how physical and biological systems change on a variety of timescales, and apply this knowledge to forecast change into the future.", "dir2": "Research for this challenge provides the evidence base for understanding Earth processes. Our research builds the foundations for society to develop effective adaptation and mitigation strategies to provide future resilience to environmental change.", "allParas": [ "We focus on understanding how physical and biological systems change on a variety of timescales, and apply this knowledge to forecast change into the future.", "Research for this challenge provides the evidence base for understanding Earth processes. Our research builds the foundations for society to develop effective adaptation and mitigation strategies to provide future resilience to environmental change.", "Research focuses on Earth observation and simulation, glaciology, coastal and sea-level change and palaeoecology and how we can manage and adapt to a rapidly changing world.", "Read about tropical ecologist Professor Rob Marchant’s research on future climate projections and research fellow Dr Fiona Hibbert’s work on last interglacial sea-level change in The Conversation.", "Listen to PhD student Lucy McMahon talk about Blue Carbon on the Clean Sailors podcast.", "Creating sustainable and equitable food, energy and water systems" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/environment-geography/research/sustainable-equitable-food-energy-water-systems", "dept": "", "h1": "CREATING SUSTAINABLE AND EQUITABLE FOOD, ENERGY AND WATER SYSTEMS", "name": "CREATING SUSTAINABLE AND EQUITABLE FOOD, ENERGY AND WATER SYSTEMS", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "This research challenge area considers the complexity and dynamics of the relationships between economic, geographical, political, and social dimensions.", "dir2": "We use innovative research approaches, including participatory methods and models, to understand the relationship between people and the environment, and to identify the interventions needed to bring about transformative change.", "allParas": [ "This research challenge area considers the complexity and dynamics of the relationships between economic, geographical, political, and social dimensions.", "We use innovative research approaches, including participatory methods and models, to understand the relationship between people and the environment, and to identify the interventions needed to bring about transformative change.", "Research foci are on natural resource management and the links between climate, land management, resource consumption, the economy and development. We also study social and environmental transformations, particularly around energy, fisheries, food systems and agricultural commodities, health, and wellbeing, transport systems, water resources, urbanization and climate change.", "Harnessing green and blue space to improve health and wellbeing", "Linking consumption and production to impacts on biodiversity", "Earth Observation to support reductions in methane emission from agriculture" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/environment-geography/research/stewarding-transitions", "dept": "", "h1": "STEWARDING TRANSITIONS AND TRANSFORMATIONS TO SUSTAINABILITY", "name": "STEWARDING TRANSITIONS AND TRANSFORMATIONS TO SUSTAINABILITY", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Dr Karen Parkhill" ], "np": 1, "dir": "This group focuses on identifying how groups, organisations, and societies can drive the major transformations needed to overcome and transcend the growing significant social and environmental challenges facing our planet.", "dir2": "Attaining, or going beyond the Sustainable Development Goals for example, requires systemic change and an integrated approach to global challenges on numerous different levels. It also requires surfacing and challenging deeply held assumptions. In this group our research seeks to understand how system change comes about and how transitions to more sustainable futures - such as in low carbon energy or food systems, inclusive society - can be stewarded and supported.", "allParas": [ "This group focuses on identifying how groups, organisations, and societies can drive the major transformations needed to overcome and transcend the growing significant social and environmental challenges facing our planet.", "Attaining, or going beyond the Sustainable Development Goals for example, requires systemic change and an integrated approach to global challenges on numerous different levels. It also requires surfacing and challenging deeply held assumptions. In this group our research seeks to understand how system change comes about and how transitions to more sustainable futures - such as in low carbon energy or food systems, inclusive society - can be stewarded and supported.", "Listen to Dr Karen Parkhill advise on ‘How to save money and help the planet at home’ (BBC)", "Understanding the overlapping risk of Climate Change and Urbanization - building a response to gendered wellbeing", "Creds - Centre for Research into Energy Demand Solutions", "Community Energy Systems and Sustainable Energy Transitions in Ethiopia, Malawi and Mozambique" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/environment-geography/research/peatlands-edge-woodland", "dept": "", "h1": "CREATING SUSTAINABLY WOODED PEATLAND", "name": "CREATING SUSTAINABLY WOODED PEATLAND", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Research Securing a biodiverse planet Delivering clean, green environments Creating a climate resilient world Creating sustainable and equitable food, energy and water systems Stewarding transitions and transformations to sustainability Opportunities for early career researchers Peatlands Edge Woodland Stockholm Environment Institute at York University research themes York Environmental Sustainability Institute York Institute for Tropical Ecosystems INTERIORS Facility Visiting Researchers", "dir2": "Creating sustainable and equitable food, energy and water systems", "allParas": [ "Research Securing a biodiverse planet Delivering clean, green environments Creating a climate resilient world Creating sustainable and equitable food, energy and water systems Stewarding transitions and transformations to sustainability Opportunities for early career researchers Peatlands Edge Woodland Stockholm Environment Institute at York University research themes York Environmental Sustainability Institute York Institute for Tropical Ecosystems INTERIORS Facility Visiting Researchers", "Creating sustainable and equitable food, energy and water systems", "Stewarding transitions and transformations to sustainability", "Peatlands are a very important component of the Scottish Landscape, covering over 20% of its land area. Peatlands in good conditions provide a wealth of benefits such as carbon storage, drinking water provision, flood mitigation and biodiversity conservation. Despite this most peatlands in Scotland have been degraded by human activities, resulting in the loss or reduction of many of these benefits. There is presently particular concern about maintaining or restoring peatlands' capacity to take up and store carbon so as to mitigate climate change.", "One of the activities which has threatened peatlands is the planting of commercial forestry plantations, especially during the 70s and 80s. The establishment of these plantations results in the desiccation of the peat surface and the destruction of its original ground flora. This has a range of negative effects including facilitating the oxidative decay of upper layers of peat which can release substantial quantities of carbon dioxide.", "Although it is now widely accepted practice not to plant on deep peat (>50cm) the question remains what to do with those areas already planted - with many plantations now reaching maturity. Large areas of afforested peatland are in the process of being restored and some argue this should be the fate for all plantations. However given the expense associated with peatland restoration and the ambitious government targets to increase forest cover in Scotland this may be unrealistic - instead it is likely that some plantations will be conventionally restocked with more trees after the original timber crop is harvested." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/environment-geography/research/kite", "dept": "", "h1": "KITE Projects", "name": "KITE Projects", "verdict": "组", "why": "led by Rob Marchant and", "emails": [ "has536@York.ac.uk" ], "persons": [ "Dr. Catherine Sang", "Dr. Rebecca Kariuki", "Dr Phil Platts", "Dr Edem Mahu" ], "np": 4, "dir": "Research Securing a biodiverse planet Delivering clean, green environments Creating a climate resilient world Creating sustainable and equitable food, energy and water systems Stewarding transitions and transformations to sustainability Opportunities for early career researchers Peatlands Edge Woodland Stockholm Environment Institute at York University research themes York Environmental Sustainability Institute York Institute for Tropical Ecosystems People Publications Resources News Projects Policy Briefs INTERIORS Facility Visiting Researchers", "dir2": "Creating sustainable and equitable food, energy and water systems", "allParas": [ "Research Securing a biodiverse planet Delivering clean, green environments Creating a climate resilient world Creating sustainable and equitable food, energy and water systems Stewarding transitions and transformations to sustainability Opportunities for early career researchers Peatlands Edge Woodland Stockholm Environment Institute at York University research themes York Environmental Sustainability Institute York Institute for Tropical Ecosystems People Publications Resources News Projects Policy Briefs INTERIORS Facility Visiting Researchers", "Creating sustainable and equitable food, energy and water systems", "Stewarding transitions and transformations to sustainability", "York Institute for Tropical Ecosystems People Publications Resources News Projects Policy Briefs", "People Publications Policy Briefs Projects Resources", "Launched in 2005 as a Marie-Curie Excellence Centre, the KITE group investigates ecosystem dynamics in the moist forests, savannah-woodland spectrums and cropland mosaics of Eastern and Southern Africa." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/environment-geography/research/interiors-facility", "dept": "", "h1": "WOLFSON INTERIORS FACILITY", "name": "WOLFSON INTERIORS FACILITY", "verdict": "组", "why": "Professor Nicola Carslaw INTERIORS Director nicola", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Nicola Carslaw" ], "np": 1, "dir": "Everybody is aware that we are exposed to air pollution outdoors, such as from vehicle emissions, but they are less aware that we are also exposed to air pollutants when indoors.", "dir2": "Indoor emissions originate from numerous sources, such as building, decorative and furnishing materials, and occupant activities such as cooking and cleaning. Outdoor air pollutants can also enter buildings through doors, windows and cracks in the building. Given that in developed countries like the UK, we spend most of our time indoors (about two thirds in our homes), most of our exposure to air pollution happens indoors. Despite this fact, most of the research, funding and regulation focuses on outdoor air pollution.", "allParas": [ "Everybody is aware that we are exposed to air pollution outdoors, such as from vehicle emissions, but they are less aware that we are also exposed to air pollutants when indoors.", "Indoor emissions originate from numerous sources, such as building, decorative and furnishing materials, and occupant activities such as cooking and cleaning. Outdoor air pollutants can also enter buildings through doors, windows and cracks in the building. Given that in developed countries like the UK, we spend most of our time indoors (about two thirds in our homes), most of our exposure to air pollution happens indoors. Despite this fact, most of the research, funding and regulation focuses on outdoor air pollution.", "Here at the University of York, we aim to redress that balance through an innovative, new indoor air testing facility called the Wolfson INTERIORS Facility. This interdisciplinary facility for indoor air quality research is globally unique. It consists of two houses either side of an integrated air sampling laboratory. One house is built to typical UK building standards and the other to much higher specification, with good airtightness and insulation levels, and use of controlled MVHR ventilation (mechanical ventilation with heat recovery). The higher standard house is a proxy for Net Zero housing of the future, more energy efficient and with a much lower higher ventilation rate than the standard build house. Both houses can be naturally ventilated, connected to mains water and electricity, and furnished as per typical residences. A custom-built gas sampling system will enable the research team to sample air from any room in either of the houses, but also from outdoors.", "INTERIORS will provide a realistic testing facility for indoor air quality in typical and energy-efficient housing as we carry out a series of activities like cooking and cleaning, as per typical occupants. The scientific objectives of INTERIORS are to allow:", "Unprecedented characterisation of IAQ under background and high concentration activities such as cleaning, and cooking", "Quantification of the emissions from commonly-used building and consumer products (e.g. carpets, air-fresheners) in a realistic setting over time" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/health-sciences/research/cardiac", "dept": "", "h1": "THE CARDIOVASCULAR HEALTH RESEARCH GROUP (CHRG)", "name": "THE CARDIOVASCULAR HEALTH RESEARCH GROUP (CHRG)", "verdict": "组", "why": "Led by Professor Patrick Doherty", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Patrick Doherty" ], "np": 1, "dir": "Research Research Overview Cardiac Care and Education NACR Self-Management of Cardiovascular Disease Research Our Staff Epidemiology and Cancer Statistics Health Services and Policy Mental Health and Addiction Public Health and Society Trials and Statistics Nursing and midwifery research Centre for Health Research Inclusion", "dir2": "Cardiac Care and Education NACR Self-Management of Cardiovascular Disease Research Our Staff", "allParas": [ "Research Research Overview Cardiac Care and Education NACR Self-Management of Cardiovascular Disease Research Our Staff Epidemiology and Cancer Statistics Health Services and Policy Mental Health and Addiction Public Health and Society Trials and Statistics Nursing and midwifery research Centre for Health Research Inclusion", "Cardiac Care and Education NACR Self-Management of Cardiovascular Disease Research Our Staff", "Led by Professor Patrick Doherty, the Cardiovascular Health Research Group (CHRG) incorporates:", "The National Audit of Cardiac Rehabilitation (NACR)", "Intervention development in cardiovascular prevention and rehabilitation", "Self-management approaches in cardiovascular disease such as the Angina Plan" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/health-sciences/research/ecsg", "dept": "", "h1": "EPIDEMIOLOGY AND CANCER STATISTICS GROUP", "name": "EPIDEMIOLOGY AND CANCER STATISTICS GROUP", "verdict": "组", "why": "人工裁决：页面自述为研究组/聚类，规模为一个导师团队", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "We are an innovative multi-disciplinary research group at the forefront of applied population-based research.", "dir2": "Specialising in haematological malignancies (leukaemias, lymphomas and myelomas) we work closely with the NHS to answer key questions of public and scientific concern that cannot be addressed elsewhere.", "allParas": [ "We are an innovative multi-disciplinary research group at the forefront of applied population-based research.", "Specialising in haematological malignancies (leukaemias, lymphomas and myelomas) we work closely with the NHS to answer key questions of public and scientific concern that cannot be addressed elsewhere.", "Unlike most other cancers, haematological cancers can affect people at any age, from birth through to old age. Our research captures the health experiences of the general population and spans the full spectrum of epidemiology – from disease causes through to their consequences.", "We inform researchers, clinicians, patients and the public about the characteristics and outcomes of patients with cancer and our unique datasets yield relevant national and international evidence.", "Seebohm Rowntree Building, University of York, UK, YO10 5DD", "Our unique real-time clinical data, supplemented by information about experiences from patients, family members and clinicians, enables essential collaborations. We harness the power of these collaborations to answer the fundamental questions that we have about cancer and how it affects us." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/health-sciences/research/health-policy", "dept": "", "h1": "HEALTH SERVICES AND POLICY RESEARCH GROUP", "name": "HEALTH SERVICES AND POLICY RESEARCH GROUP", "verdict": "组", "why": "directed by Professor Karen Bloor and", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Karen Bloor" ], "np": 1, "dir": "Research Research Overview Cardiac Care and Education Epidemiology and Cancer Statistics Health Services and Policy News Our staff Our research Mental Health and Addiction Public Health and Society Trials and Statistics Nursing and midwifery research Centre for Health Research Inclusion", "dir2": "Health Services and Policy News Our staff Our research", "allParas": [ "Research Research Overview Cardiac Care and Education Epidemiology and Cancer Statistics Health Services and Policy News Our staff Our research Mental Health and Addiction Public Health and Society Trials and Statistics Nursing and midwifery research Centre for Health Research Inclusion", "Health Services and Policy News Our staff Our research", "Group contact: Sandi Newby Tel: 01904 321344 Email: sandi.newby@york.ac.uk", "The Health Services and Policy Research group is an influential, interdisciplinary and multi-professional team that examines key issues affecting the organisation, financing, delivery and regulation of care in the UK and internationally.", "improving the effectiveness, quality, efficiency, equity and safety of care through evaluating healthcare interventions, policies, and the development and testing of new approaches", "improving the ways in which professionals communicate and make choices with patients and the public in order to enhance the quality and safety of healthcare, patient involvement in care and the training given to health professionals" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/health-sciences/research/mental-health", "dept": "", "h1": "MENTAL HEALTH AND ADDICTION", "name": "MENTAL HEALTH AND ADDICTION", "verdict": "组", "why": "Professor Amanda Perry, Director MHARG Our research Our people Research spotlights", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Amanda Perry", "Professor Amanda Perry Director" ], "np": 2, "dir": "Welcome to the York Mental Health and Addiction Research Group (MHARG)", "dir2": "At the Mental Health and Addiction Research Group (MHARG), our research is fundamental to shaping mental health services. We adopt a multidisciplinary approach, integrating population, clinical, behavioural, economic, environmental and digital solutions to identify research to address real life needs and concerns. We do this by collaborating with different organisations enabling us to incorporate external stakeholders in every aspect of our work. Our focus is on the prevention, early intervention, treatment and rehabilitation of people with mental health conditions through all stages of life.", "allParas": [ "Welcome to the York Mental Health and Addiction Research Group (MHARG)", "At the Mental Health and Addiction Research Group (MHARG), our research is fundamental to shaping mental health services. We adopt a multidisciplinary approach, integrating population, clinical, behavioural, economic, environmental and digital solutions to identify research to address real life needs and concerns. We do this by collaborating with different organisations enabling us to incorporate external stakeholders in every aspect of our work. Our focus is on the prevention, early intervention, treatment and rehabilitation of people with mental health conditions through all stages of life.", "MHARG sits within the Department of Health Sciences and the Hull York Medical School. It is strongly supported by the Institute of Mental Health (IMRY) at York and Tees, Esk and Wear Valleys NHS Foundation Trust (TEWV).", "'Providing evidence to improve the identification, prevention, treatment and rehabilitation of people with mental health and addiction problems'" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/health-sciences/research/public-health", "dept": "", "h1": "PUBLIC HEALTH AND SOCIETY RESEARCH GROUP", "name": "PUBLIC HEALTH AND SOCIETY RESEARCH GROUP", "verdict": "组", "why": "led by Professor Kate Pickett", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Kate Pickett" ], "np": 1, "dir": "Research Research Overview Cardiac Care and Education Epidemiology and Cancer Statistics Health Services and Policy Mental Health and Addiction Public Health and Society News Our research Completed Projects Themes Our staff Trials and Statistics Nursing and midwifery research Centre for Health Research Inclusion", "dir2": "Public Health and Society News Our research Completed Projects Themes Our staff", "allParas": [ "Research Research Overview Cardiac Care and Education Epidemiology and Cancer Statistics Health Services and Policy Mental Health and Addiction Public Health and Society News Our research Completed Projects Themes Our staff Trials and Statistics Nursing and midwifery research Centre for Health Research Inclusion", "Public Health and Society News Our research Completed Projects Themes Our staff", "Group contact: Emma Watson Tel: 01904 325642 Email: emma.j.watson@york.ac.uk", "The Public Health and Society team, led by Professor Kate Pickett, investigates the social patterning of health, by socioeconomic position, ethnicity and gender as well as age. We focus on the social and healthcare factors which play a role in inequalities in health, and draw out the implications for improving policy and practice and conduct research with childbearing women and their babies, their families and carers.", "Our research includes studies of how ethnicity and culture mediate the experience of health care, how neighbourhood contexts and socioeconomic disadvantage influence health.", "Department of Health Sciences, Seebohm Rowntree Building University of York, Heslington, York, YO10 5DD, UK Tel: work 01904 321321" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/health-sciences/research/trials", "dept": "", "h1": "YORK TRIALS UNIT", "name": "YORK TRIALS UNIT", "verdict": "判不准", "why": "自述为组但未点负责人 (research Centre)", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Research Research Overview Cardiac Care and Education Epidemiology and Cancer Statistics Health Services and Policy Mental Health and Addiction Public Health and Society Trials and Statistics About York Trials Unit Trials and Studies Research methods Meet the team Collaborate with us Patient and Public Involvement SWATS Privacy notice NIHR RSS delivered by University of York and partners Nursing and midwifery research Centre for Health Research Inclusion", "dir2": "Trials and Statistics About York Trials Unit Trials and Studies Research methods Meet the team Collaborate with us Patient and Public Involvement SWATS Privacy notice NIHR RSS delivered by University of York and partners", "allParas": [ "Research Research Overview Cardiac Care and Education Epidemiology and Cancer Statistics Health Services and Policy Mental Health and Addiction Public Health and Society Trials and Statistics About York Trials Unit Trials and Studies Research methods Meet the team Collaborate with us Patient and Public Involvement SWATS Privacy notice NIHR RSS delivered by University of York and partners Nursing and midwifery research Centre for Health Research Inclusion", "Trials and Statistics About York Trials Unit Trials and Studies Research methods Meet the team Collaborate with us Patient and Public Involvement SWATS Privacy notice NIHR RSS delivered by University of York and partners", "NIHR RSS delivered by University of York and partners", "Unit contact: Sally Baker Tel: 01904 321726 Email: sally.baker@york.ac.uk", "York Trials Unit is a leading UK centre for the design, management and reporting of randomised controlled trials.", "We address important health and care questions that arise in real world settings. From hospitals and care homes to schools, prisons, and local communities. Together with professionals and members of the public, we design and deliver research that matters to their work and their lives." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/health-sciences/research/nursing-midwifery-research", "dept": "", "h1": "NURSING AND MIDWIFERY RESEARCH", "name": "NURSING AND MIDWIFERY RESEARCH", "verdict": "组", "why": "Senior Lecturer and Director of postgraduate programmes: Sue's research focuse", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Dr Rob Allison", "Dr Helen Anderson", "Dr Helen Bedford", "Dr Sue Faulds", "Dr Kate Flemming", "Professor Paul Galdas" ], "np": 10, "dir": "Research Research Overview Cardiac Care and Education Epidemiology and Cancer Statistics Health Services and Policy Mental Health and Addiction Public Health and Society Trials and Statistics Nursing and midwifery research Centre for Health Research Inclusion", "dir2": "We undertake a wide variety of empirical research, which contributes toward improving and informing the quality and effectiveness of care delivered by nurses and midwives in the NHS and other healthcare organisations. These include studies of patient and service user experience, evaluation of healthcare interventions, developing areas of practice, such as advanced practice, and research with childbearing women and their babies, families and carers. Some of our research has a methodological focus, including the area of qualitative evidence synthesis.", "allParas": [ "Research Research Overview Cardiac Care and Education Epidemiology and Cancer Statistics Health Services and Policy Mental Health and Addiction Public Health and Society Trials and Statistics Nursing and midwifery research Centre for Health Research Inclusion", "We undertake a wide variety of empirical research, which contributes toward improving and informing the quality and effectiveness of care delivered by nurses and midwives in the NHS and other healthcare organisations. These include studies of patient and service user experience, evaluation of healthcare interventions, developing areas of practice, such as advanced practice, and research with childbearing women and their babies, families and carers. Some of our research has a methodological focus, including the area of qualitative evidence synthesis.", "The current key themes within our nursing and midwifery related research portfolio includes the following:", "However, our work also explores broader themes encompassing those issues at the interface between nursing/midwifery and the thematic areas of other Departmental research groups, including, for example, the areas of cancer care, mental health, public health, cardiac rehabilitation and trial evaluation.", "Our team of nursing and midwifery lecturers also engage in a range of scholarly activities to ensure that our teaching is informed and shaped by current research evidence. Key nursing and midwifery research related staff within the Department include:", "Dr Rob Allison, Senior Lecturer: Rob's research interests are working with individuals and families regarding experiences and approaches to understanding and treating distress related to voice hearing (and psychosis); coercion across mental health treatment; exploring ways to support greater empowerment for people prescribed psychiatric medication; exploring more meaningful and effective ways for mental health nurses to engage with and work alongside people distressed with mental health distress entering services; and power imbalances within mental health service." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/health-sciences/research/health-research-inclusion", "dept": "", "h1": "CENTRE FOR HEALTH RESEARCH INCLUSION", "name": "CENTRE FOR HEALTH RESEARCH INCLUSION", "verdict": "判不准", "why": "自述为组但未点负责人 (research Centre)", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Research Research Overview Cardiac Care and Education Epidemiology and Cancer Statistics Health Services and Policy Mental Health and Addiction Public Health and Society Trials and Statistics Nursing and midwifery research Centre for Health Research Inclusion Our Mission, Vision & Aims About Us Projects Collaboration Capacity building Training and Resources News & Updates Donate Contact Us", "dir2": "Centre for Health Research Inclusion Our Mission, Vision & Aims About Us Projects Collaboration Capacity building Training and Resources News & Updates Donate Contact Us", "allParas": [ "Research Research Overview Cardiac Care and Education Epidemiology and Cancer Statistics Health Services and Policy Mental Health and Addiction Public Health and Society Trials and Statistics Nursing and midwifery research Centre for Health Research Inclusion Our Mission, Vision & Aims About Us Projects Collaboration Capacity building Training and Resources News & Updates Donate Contact Us", "Centre for Health Research Inclusion Our Mission, Vision & Aims About Us Projects Collaboration Capacity building Training and Resources News & Updates Donate Contact Us", "The Centre for Health Research Inclusion (CHERI) works to advance knowledge and practice in conducting inclusive health and care research for public good. We do this through leading national and international research with diverse underserved groups, delivering training, and capacity building.", "Stark health inequalities persist in the UK, with underserved groups often experiencing the poorest health outcomes. These groups are also less likely to take part in health and care research. Underserved groups include disabled people, ethnic minority communities, LGBTQIA+ individuals, people facing socioeconomic disadvantage, groups that are geographically isolated in rural areas, young children, the elderly, prison populations, and many other marginalised groups who are underrepresented in research.", "Diversity and Inclusion are well recognised as integral to conducting research that is relevant to underserved populations and impactful in real-world settings. Many gaps exist, though, between guidance and action, between knowledge and practice, and our understanding of the ‘how to’ of conducting inclusive research with a wide range of underserved groups is still quite limited.", "The Centre for Health Research Inclusion works to improve understanding of research practices that help reduce health inequalities and ensure that findings translate into better health outcomes for all. We are dedicated to improving expertise in conducting health and care research that is more equitable, more representative, and more impactful – research that reflects the diversity of the populations it aims to serve." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/maths/research/algebra", "dept": "", "h1": "ALGEBRA", "name": "ALGEBRA", "verdict": "判不准", "why": "自述为组但未点负责人 (research group)", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Our research covers a wide spectrum of interests from the most abstract algebra through to structures applicable to physics and biology.", "dir2": "Our areas of expertise cover many of the common themes of modern algebra, including: algebraic groups, representation theory, homological methods in algebra, commutative algebra, invariant theory, Lie theory, semigroup theory and universal algebra.", "allParas": [ "Our research covers a wide spectrum of interests from the most abstract algebra through to structures applicable to physics and biology.", "Our areas of expertise cover many of the common themes of modern algebra, including: algebraic groups, representation theory, homological methods in algebra, commutative algebra, invariant theory, Lie theory, semigroup theory and universal algebra.", "We collaborate with other research groups, linking our work through quantised algebraic structures (to integrable systems and mathematical physics), random walks on groups (probability), algebraic approaches to data (statistics), and applications of invariant theory and commutative algebra to structural and practical identifiability of mathematical models (mathematical biology).", "We have a vibrant research culture, hosting many visiting researchers and PhD students from around the world. We run a regular algebra seminar series, complemented by a semigroup seminar series and an algebra study group." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/maths/research/geometry-analysis", "dept": "", "h1": "GEOMETRY AND ANALYSIS", "name": "GEOMETRY AND ANALYSIS", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "We explore broad areas of geometry and analysis, generating impact in academic and non-academic spheres.", "dir2": "differential geometry, including harmonic maps and sections", "allParas": [ "We explore broad areas of geometry and analysis, generating impact in academic and non-academic spheres.", "differential geometry, including harmonic maps and sections", "minimal surfaces and harmonic maps related to integrable systems or Higgs bundles; moduli spaces of equivariant minimal surfaces", "geometric group theory, including the interplay between groups and manifolds, particularly in hyperbolic geometry", "geometric invariant theory including the theory of invariants of linear algebraic groups acting on algebraic varieties", "moduli spaces appearing in gauge theory as symplectic and hyperkahler quotients." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/maths/research/industrial-applied", "dept": "", "h1": "INDUSTRIAL AND APPLIED MATHEMATICS", "verdict": "不收", "why": "系内研究方向/时段页，只有方向文字+人员链接，无具名负责人", "name": "INDUSTRIAL AND APPLIED MATHEMATICS" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/maths/research/mathematical-biology-chemistry", "dept": "", "h1": "MATHEMATICAL BIOLOGY", "name": "MATHEMATICAL BIOLOGY", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "We develop cutting-edge mathematical approaches to study challenging problems.", "dir2": "biological fluid dynamics (biofilms; bioreactors; swimming sperm, bacteria and algae)", "allParas": [ "We develop cutting-edge mathematical approaches to study challenging problems.", "biological fluid dynamics (biofilms; bioreactors; swimming sperm, bacteria and algae)", "biomaterials (collagen self-assembly; biomineralization; dynamics of biological membranes)", "mathematical ecology (fisheries and stochastic dynamics)", "mathematical virology (virus assembly using symmetry)", "systems biology (complexity and emergent phenomena)." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/maths/research/mathematical-finance-stochastic-analysis", "dept": "", "h1": "MATHEMATICAL FINANCE AND STOCHASTIC ANALYSIS", "name": "MATHEMATICAL FINANCE AND STOCHASTIC ANALYSIS", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Our research interests span a broad range of topics in continuous and discrete time.", "dir2": "In mathematical finance our areas of research activity include:", "allParas": [ "Our research interests span a broad range of topics in continuous and discrete time.", "In mathematical finance our areas of research activity include:", "arbitrage and option pricing in markets with friction and incomplete markets", "optimal investment strategies in markets, with prices depending on the volume of trading", "discrete time models and their continuous time limits in the presence of market imperfections", "numerical methods for pricing financial derivatives" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/maths/research/mathematical-physics-quantum-information", "dept": "", "h1": "MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS AND QUANTUM INFORMATION", "name": "MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS AND QUANTUM INFORMATION", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Our research covers many areas of classical and quantum physics.", "dir2": "Much of our research involves a distinctive blend of physical theory and sophisticated mathematical structures drawn particularly from algebra and analysis.", "allParas": [ "Our research covers many areas of classical and quantum physics.", "Much of our research involves a distinctive blend of physical theory and sophisticated mathematical structures drawn particularly from algebra and analysis.", "We have a broad range of expertise and welcome PhD applications in a number of topics.", "Mathematical physics and quantum information Events Algebraic quantum field theory Quantum theory and gravity Quantum information and foundations Quantum integrability" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/maths/research/number-theory", "dept": "", "h1": "NUMBER THEORY", "verdict": "不收", "why": "系内研究方向/时段页，只有方向文字+人员链接，无具名负责人", "name": "NUMBER THEORY" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/maths/research/statistics-probability", "dept": "", "h1": "STATISTICS AND PROBABILITY", "name": "STATISTICS AND PROBABILITY", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "The Statistics and Probability Group has broad research interests spanning statistical methodology and theoretical probability, with applications in multiple fields from finance to biology.", "dir2": "Statistics and probability are fundamental to making sense of data and quantifying uncertainty in the world around us. Our research uses rigorous mathematical theory to shed light on hidden patterns and to help make predictions about the future.", "allParas": [ "The Statistics and Probability Group has broad research interests spanning statistical methodology and theoretical probability, with applications in multiple fields from finance to biology.", "Statistics and probability are fundamental to making sense of data and quantifying uncertainty in the world around us. Our research uses rigorous mathematical theory to shed light on hidden patterns and to help make predictions about the future.", "We promote an active and collaborative research environment. Our distinctive strength lies in our developed research collaborations with other academic departments – both at York (Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Psychology) and further afield – and with scientific industries such as Fera.", "Much of our research focuses on problems that fall within the four areas identified below. We welcome PhD applications for a variety of topics in our field: specific research interests of each group member, along with any PhD projects they may be willing to supervise, can be found on their individual web pages.", "Statistics and probability Events Complex time series modelling and forecasting Network data Statistical and probabilistic modelling for the sciences Large-scale data analytics", "Statistical and probabilistic modelling for the sciences" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/physics-engineering-technology/research/communication-technologies", "dept": "", "h1": "COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES", "name": "COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES", "verdict": "组", "why": "Professor Paul Mitchell Head of Communication Technologies research theme paul", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Paul Mitchell Head" ], "np": 1, "dir": "Communication is no longer just between humans face-to-face or at a distance, but is increasingly between devices and systems, delivering new interactive applications and services.", "dir2": "Our research addresses the complementary areas of communication systems, wireless transmission, acoustic and audio signal processing and applied electromagnetics and devices.", "allParas": [ "Communication is no longer just between humans face-to-face or at a distance, but is increasingly between devices and systems, delivering new interactive applications and services.", "Our research addresses the complementary areas of communication systems, wireless transmission, acoustic and audio signal processing and applied electromagnetics and devices.", "Our work is underpinned by world-class facilities including:", "a radio communications lab, with software radio devices and anechoic chamber", "an interactive multi-channel loudspeaker listening room", "Communication technologies Communication systems and protocols Signals and waveforms Audio and acoustics Applied electromagnetics and devices Projects" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/physics-engineering-technology/research/condensed-matter-and-materials-physics", "dept": "", "h1": "CONDENSED MATTER AND MATERIALS PHYSICS", "verdict": "不收", "why": "系内研究方向/时段页，只有方向文字+人员链接，无具名负责人", "name": "CONDENSED MATTER AND MATERIALS PHYSICS" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/physics-engineering-technology/research/healthcare-engineering", "dept": "", "h1": "HEALTHCARE ENGINEERING", "verdict": "不收", "why": "系内研究方向/时段页，只有方向文字+人员链接，无具名负责人", "name": "HEALTHCARE ENGINEERING" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/physics-engineering-technology/research/intelligent-systems-and-robotics", "dept": "", "h1": "INTELLIGENT SYSTEMS AND ROBOTICS", "verdict": "不收", "why": "系内研究方向/时段页，只有方向文字+人员链接，无具名负责人", "name": "INTELLIGENT SYSTEMS AND ROBOTICS" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/physics-engineering-technology/research/nuclear", "dept": "", "h1": "NUCLEAR PHYSICS", "name": "NUCLEAR PHYSICS", "verdict": "组", "why": "Professor David Jenkins Head of Group", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor David Jenkins", "Professor David Jenkins Head", "Professor Marina Petri Deputy Head" ], "np": 3, "dir": "Our research is primarily focused on experimental studies into various aspects of the structure of nuclei and nuclear processes, including reactions of relevance to nuclear astrophysics.", "dir2": "We study the fundamental properties of atomic nuclei and the origin of elements in the cosmos by employing and developing experimental and theoretical techniques.", "allParas": [ "Our research is primarily focused on experimental studies into various aspects of the structure of nuclei and nuclear processes, including reactions of relevance to nuclear astrophysics.", "We study the fundamental properties of atomic nuclei and the origin of elements in the cosmos by employing and developing experimental and theoretical techniques.", "As well as pursuing fundamental research focusing on the key questions at the forefront of the field, we develop new techniques in nuclear technology, working closely with industrial partners.", "We are strongly committed to inspiring the next generation of scientists and bringing the excitement of fundamental science to the wider public.", "Professor Dan Watts Hadron, nuclear and medical physics", "Dr Mikhail BashkanovHadron, nuclear and medical physics" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/physics-engineering-technology/research/physics-of-life", "dept": "", "h1": "PHYSICS OF LIFE", "verdict": "不收", "why": "系内研究方向/时段页，只有方向文字+人员链接，无具名负责人", "name": "PHYSICS OF LIFE" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/physics-engineering-technology/research/quantum-science-and-technologies", "dept": "", "h1": "QUANTUM SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGIES", "name": "QUANTUM SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGIES", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Irene D'" ], "np": 1, "dir": "Quantum Science and Technologies is an expanding interdisciplinary field that employs quantum theory to understand and harness emergent quantum phenomena, from quantum coherence to quantum mechanical resonators, from exotic states in Dirac materials to spin dynamics, from quantum transport to twisted light.", "dir2": "Our team combines expertise in Quantum Information Processing and Computation, Quantum Communications, Quantum Optics, Many-Body Physics, Condensed Matter and Nuclear Physics to study complex quantum systems and exploit some of their properties to deploy new technologies that overcome existing solutions in quality and performance.", "allParas": [ "Quantum Science and Technologies is an expanding interdisciplinary field that employs quantum theory to understand and harness emergent quantum phenomena, from quantum coherence to quantum mechanical resonators, from exotic states in Dirac materials to spin dynamics, from quantum transport to twisted light.", "Our team combines expertise in Quantum Information Processing and Computation, Quantum Communications, Quantum Optics, Many-Body Physics, Condensed Matter and Nuclear Physics to study complex quantum systems and exploit some of their properties to deploy new technologies that overcome existing solutions in quality and performance.", "Quantum Computation and Quantum Information Processing", "Experimental and Theoretical Quantum Communications", "Density Functional Theory (DFT): Fundamentals and Applications", "Dr Eugene Avrutin - Semiconductor light sources and amplifiers; semiconductor quantum dots in photonics (theory)" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/physics-engineering-technology/research/challenging-environments", "dept": "", "h1": "CHALLENGING ENVIRONMENTS", "name": "CHALLENGING ENVIRONMENTS", "verdict": "组", "why": "Professor David Grace Theme lead", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor David Grace Theme" ], "np": 1, "dir": "Challenging environments are all around us and require specialised approaches to understand and mitigate their effects, allowing people, devices and systems to operate safely and effectively.", "dir2": "This theme focuses on developing technologies that exploit discovery research from wireless communications and robotics to device physics and radiation detection.", "allParas": [ "Challenging environments are all around us and require specialised approaches to understand and mitigate their effects, allowing people, devices and systems to operate safely and effectively.", "This theme focuses on developing technologies that exploit discovery research from wireless communications and robotics to device physics and radiation detection.", "These are brought together to tackle specific aspects, from nuclear and underground environments, to supporting hard to reach users and devices be they underwater, in remote areas or situations best served by non-terrestrial networks, or areas which struggle through high densities of users.", "We consider specific solutions to support ultra reliable and secure communications, how quantum communications and sensors will support the next generation of devices and systems, and techniques to deliver positioning outside of the range of conventional GNSS services.", "Challenging environments also cannot support human life, so this theme considers how to best develop and exploit robotic and autonomous systems.", "Physical environments where current technology does not serve the needs of end users and systems, including underserved users and to serve the public good" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/physics-engineering-technology/research/engineering-the-metaverse", "dept": "", "h1": "ENGINEERING THE METAVERSE", "verdict": "不收", "why": "系内研究方向/时段页，只有方向文字+人员链接，无具名负责人", "name": "ENGINEERING THE METAVERSE" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/physics-engineering-technology/research/healthcare-and-bioscience", "dept": "", "h1": "HEALTHCARE AND BIOSCIENCE", "name": "HEALTHCARE AND BIOSCIENCE", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Dr Jihong Zhu" ], "np": 1, "dir": "The theme unites researchers from physics and engineering to support the translation of their research excellence into real-world solutions.", "dir2": "The theme addresses major challenges in health technology, such as improving population health and prevention, discovering and accelerating the development of new interventions and a particular focus on transforming early prediction and diagnosis Theme members have significant experience in co-creating interventions with clinical partners, healthcare providers, and patients and their representatives and translation of their research through collaboration with industry, filing patents, licensing technology and forming spin-out companies.", "allParas": [ "The theme unites researchers from physics and engineering to support the translation of their research excellence into real-world solutions.", "The theme addresses major challenges in health technology, such as improving population health and prevention, discovering and accelerating the development of new interventions and a particular focus on transforming early prediction and diagnosis Theme members have significant experience in co-creating interventions with clinical partners, healthcare providers, and patients and their representatives and translation of their research through collaboration with industry, filing patents, licensing technology and forming spin-out companies.", "Analytical technologies are fundamental in modern healthcare systems, supporting early and accurate diagnosis of acute and chronic disease and guiding optimum treatment. Addressing all aspects of health including physical, mental, and environmental health, we are focused on the need for novel techniques that enable patient-specific detection of health where and when it is needed. York researchers are exploring optical, mechanical and electrical methods towards novel diagnostic technologies, addressing issues such as antimicrobial resistance and disinfection, the early detection of Alzheimer’s disease and optimising treatment for patients with autoimmune disease. Phorest Diagnostics is a recent spin-out based on our extensive research in nanophotonic biosensors developing blood tests for home and community use.", "This challenge focuses on the need to produce safer, more targeted treatments and interventions fit for the future. A strong subgroup is interested in robotics for healthcare, such as innovative robotic-assisted orthopaedic solutions and products, robotics for minimally invasive surgery, vision-controlled robotics for supporting disabled or impaired patients and novel bio-inspired low-cost bionic limbs. Another priority in this area is the development of effective treatments for people affected by long term conditions and co-morbidities, especially related to ageing. Asuuta Limited is a spin-out company that is developing a virtual reality (VR) based digital therapeutic for patients recovering from neurological impairment, such as a stroke. Asuuta’s StepSense CLINIC is a plug-and-play affordable cloud-based platform applicable to a wide range of musculoskeletal and neurological movement-limiting conditions; clinical trials and studies include chronic pain, osteoarthritis, traumatic brain injury, chronic fatigue/ME, Parkinson’s disease and long COVID. The StepSense HOME app extends this functionality to the home, community care or other mobile setting." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/physics-engineering-technology/research/devices-and-systems", "dept": "", "h1": "DEVICES AND SYSTEMS", "name": "DEVICES AND SYSTEMS", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Dr Asim Mumtaz Research", "Dr Xing Zhao", "Dr Martin Trefzer" ], "np": 3, "dir": "Technology is advancing at breathtaking speed, with our daily lives becoming more reliant on digital computing systems than ever. However, current systems do not yet possess the performance needed by modern applications, which require unprecedented computational power while placing stringent demands on energy efficiency, sustainability, and robustness.", "dir2": "To address these challenges, new materials are constantly being discovered and developed into novel devices and systems, enabling applications with more advanced features and capabilities every day. This translational research theme aims to create strategies and opportunities to accelerate innovation in sustainable and pervasive technologies required by society, through bringing together device technology and materials with systems and interfaces.", "allParas": [ "Technology is advancing at breathtaking speed, with our daily lives becoming more reliant on digital computing systems than ever. However, current systems do not yet possess the performance needed by modern applications, which require unprecedented computational power while placing stringent demands on energy efficiency, sustainability, and robustness.", "To address these challenges, new materials are constantly being discovered and developed into novel devices and systems, enabling applications with more advanced features and capabilities every day. This translational research theme aims to create strategies and opportunities to accelerate innovation in sustainable and pervasive technologies required by society, through bringing together device technology and materials with systems and interfaces.", "Immediate principal beneficiaries of new technology at the application (system) level include artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), microelectronics, robotics, edge computing, satellites, automotive, and process control; and at the device technology level, sensors, spintronics, multiferroics, 2D photon emitters, memristors, and graphene.", "The theme’s aim is to bring “device thinking into systems research - systems thinking into device research.”", "Unconventional computing and computational substrates", "On-device AI for autonomous 6G mobile communications" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/physics-engineering-technology/research/sustainable-energy", "dept": "", "h1": "SUSTAINABLE ENERGY", "name": "SUSTAINABLE ENERGY", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Keith Mc" ], "np": 1, "dir": "Society’s ever increasing demand for energy and over reliance on fossil fuels have brought us to a global climate and energy crisis.", "dir2": "Our research into fusion energy, photovoltaics, electrification of transportation and efficient, robust and smart electricity distribution networks aims to tackle these challenges through the development of advanced and sustainable energy technologies.", "allParas": [ "Society’s ever increasing demand for energy and over reliance on fossil fuels have brought us to a global climate and energy crisis.", "Our research into fusion energy, photovoltaics, electrification of transportation and efficient, robust and smart electricity distribution networks aims to tackle these challenges through the development of advanced and sustainable energy technologies.", "It includes fusion power and energy harvesting technologies - such as photovoltaics and thermoelectrics - for clean and sustainable energy generation, the electrification of transportation and the development efficient and robust electricity distribution network technology, including smart metering and demand-side management, needed for the transition to an all-electric society.", "We bring together expertise in materials science and device engineering to tackle these challenges working closely with our industrial partners.", "Efficient and robust electricity distribution networks (including smart metering and demand-side management)", "We are internationally recognised for our plasma physics research in support of the development of fusion as a commercial energy source - both magnetic and inertial pathways. We are also growing our capability in a range of fusion technology areas, especially in fields such as nuclear measurements, microwaves and robotics. We work closely with our national programme led by UK Atomic Energy Authority, especially in support of the Spherical Tokamak for Energy Production (STEP) programme, as well as working internationally to contribute to the optimisation of the operational regimes for ITER and NIF, for example, and provide input to the design of the EU demonstration power plant design DEMO. We also have close links with private fusion companies, such as First Light Fusion, Commonwealth Fusion Systems and Tokamak Energy." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/psychology/research/language-cognition-memory", "dept": "", "h1": "LANGUAGE, COGNITION, AND EMOTION", "name": "LANGUAGE, COGNITION, AND EMOTION", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Our researchers investigate a number of areas in this dynamic field.", "dir2": "Our researchers aim to understand how people can hold words and images in memory for seconds and minutes, and why. Ongoing research addresses how language and perceptual input can be structured in the mind to help us make sense of the world, how we can control and manipulate our semantic knowledge, and how we can navigate our environment effectively.", "allParas": [ "Our researchers investigate a number of areas in this dynamic field.", "Our researchers aim to understand how people can hold words and images in memory for seconds and minutes, and why. Ongoing research addresses how language and perceptual input can be structured in the mind to help us make sense of the world, how we can control and manipulate our semantic knowledge, and how we can navigate our environment effectively.", "The research utilises state-of-the-art neuroimaging, sleep and physiological monitoring in our bespoke sleep lab, eye-tracking, plus an array of behavioural and genetic methods. We study the full life-span from infancy to later life, and cover many atypical conditions and disorders.", "We often forget over days, weeks and years. We also want to know more about the role of sleep in memory retention, language learning and regulation of emotions." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/psychology/research/development-and-cultural-processes", "dept": "", "h1": "SOCIAL AND CULTURAL PROCESSES", "name": "SOCIAL AND CULTURAL PROCESSES", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Social and Cultural Processes spans early infancy to old age and encompasses cross-cultural and cross-species research.", "dir2": "We conduct research into social perception, social interaction, and intergroup processes. We seek to understand how social behaviour develops across the lifespan and varies with cultural context.", "allParas": [ "Social and Cultural Processes spans early infancy to old age and encompasses cross-cultural and cross-species research.", "We conduct research into social perception, social interaction, and intergroup processes. We seek to understand how social behaviour develops across the lifespan and varies with cultural context.", "We use a range of converging approaches to explore these topics including semi-naturalistic observation, surveys, behavioural experiments and neuroimaging.", "We aim to use the understanding we generate to promote a fairer society and enhance education." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/psychology/research/vision-and-face-perception", "dept": "", "h1": "SENSATION AND PERCEPTION", "name": "SENSATION AND PERCEPTION", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "We combine several areas of expertise to understand sensation and perception from a number of perspectives.", "dir2": "Our researchers explore how organisms receive, process, and interpret sensory information from their environment. Those functions are the bedrock of cognition and mental health. Specifically, our research investigates how hearing and vision interfaces with cognition and, critically, how hearing and visual impairments (acquired or congenital) might relate to autism, dyslexia, and attachment disorders in early childhood.", "allParas": [ "We combine several areas of expertise to understand sensation and perception from a number of perspectives.", "Our researchers explore how organisms receive, process, and interpret sensory information from their environment. Those functions are the bedrock of cognition and mental health. Specifically, our research investigates how hearing and vision interfaces with cognition and, critically, how hearing and visual impairments (acquired or congenital) might relate to autism, dyslexia, and attachment disorders in early childhood.", "Our research also focuses on age-related changes in sensation and perception and the debate on the mechanisms underlying the link between sensory deficits in older age and dementia. We measure sensation and perception using a wide array of methods including psychophysics, electrophysiology, brain imaging, and pupillometry." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/psychology/research/mental-health", "dept": "", "h1": "MECHANISMS OF MENTAL HEALTH", "name": "MECHANISMS OF MENTAL HEALTH", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Mental health research is a new strength in our department. This cutting edge work investigates a range of populations and disorders with different techniques and approaches.", "dir2": "Our research aims to understand the factors that influence the development, persistence and resolution of mental health conditions across various stages of the lifespan. We use a wide range of approaches, including neuroimaging, computational psychiatry, behavioural studies and interviews, to investigate the psychological, biological and sociocultural factors that affect mental health and its disorders.", "allParas": [ "Mental health research is a new strength in our department. This cutting edge work investigates a range of populations and disorders with different techniques and approaches.", "Our research aims to understand the factors that influence the development, persistence and resolution of mental health conditions across various stages of the lifespan. We use a wide range of approaches, including neuroimaging, computational psychiatry, behavioural studies and interviews, to investigate the psychological, biological and sociocultural factors that affect mental health and its disorders.", "We have conducted ground-breaking research into the neural basis of mood and eating disorders, how sleep supports mental health by supporting our ability to control intrusive thoughts, and how negative experiences of the body during pregnancy are associated with lower antenatal attachment. Our ongoing research also examines emotion regulation and mental health in autism, hallucinations and delusions in psychosis, and the impact of COVID-19 on depression and anxiety.", "As a core member of the Institute of Mental Health Research at York, we work on interdisciplinary projects with researchers across various departments (e.g., Biology, Health Sciences and Philosophy) to unlock new spheres of knowledge, and to translate that vital knowledge into new tools for clinical intervention." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/psychology/research/participating", "dept": "", "h1": "BEING A PARTICIPANT", "name": "BEING A PARTICIPANT", "verdict": "非组页", "why": "slug 非研究单元页", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Research Language, cognition, and emotion Social and cultural processes Sensation and perception Mechanisms of mental health Translational themes Undergraduate research training Early Career Researchers Forum Participating in Research Participant Limitations Ethics Fellowships University research themes York Neuroimaging Centre Open Science Interest Group", "dir2": "Many areas of research in the Psychology Department rely on collecting data from human participants. Often these experiments are computer-based, and are run in labs in the department. For example, we might wish to determine people's reaction times when confronted with speech, or text or visual images. In other cases, experiments can be run over the internet, and in a few cases, all that's needed is a pen and paper.", "allParas": [ "Research Language, cognition, and emotion Social and cultural processes Sensation and perception Mechanisms of mental health Translational themes Undergraduate research training Early Career Researchers Forum Participating in Research Participant Limitations Ethics Fellowships University research themes York Neuroimaging Centre Open Science Interest Group", "Many areas of research in the Psychology Department rely on collecting data from human participants. Often these experiments are computer-based, and are run in labs in the department. For example, we might wish to determine people's reaction times when confronted with speech, or text or visual images. In other cases, experiments can be run over the internet, and in a few cases, all that's needed is a pen and paper.", "Psychology Undergraduate and Masters Students First and second year undergraduates are required to participate in a set number of hours worth of experiments each semester for credits, and can choose to take part in further experiments on a paid basis. Third and fourth year undergraduates and masters students can choose to take part in further experiments on a paid basis. These students automatically have accounts created in SONA.", "Non-Psychology University Members and External People SONA allows non-departmental members to request registration to the system to enable them to participate in advertised experiments. Experiment advertisements should direct this set of users to the SONA system. Click here for further information about SONA and the Human Participant Pool system.", "The York Neuroimaging Centre (YNiC) also runs experiments and is looking for volunteers.", "At York we aim to give our undergraduates a solid background in research, encouraging them to develop their research skills throughout their studies, working in labs and with skilled research staff. For example, we run the Undergraduate Summer Research Bursary Scheme to give students first-hand experience of working as a member of one of the Department's research groups." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/psychology/research/ethics", "dept": "", "h1": "Ethics", "name": "Ethics", "verdict": "非组页", "why": "slug 非研究单元页", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Research Language, cognition, and emotion Social and cultural processes Sensation and perception Mechanisms of mental health Translational themes Undergraduate research training Early Career Researchers Forum Participating in Research Ethics Fellowships University research themes York Neuroimaging Centre Open Science Interest Group", "dir2": "No data collection of any kind can be undertaken without the explicit approval granted by the Departmental Ethics Committee. The Committee comprises members of faculty, PhD student representatives, and a lay member. We review staff projects (PhD students, postdoctoral researchers, and faculty) as well as undergraduate and taught postgraduate projects. The committee evaluates ethics applications on an ad hoc basis throughout the year. Projects involving non-human animals are considered by a sub-panel of the Ethical Committee in the Biology Department and studies involving brain imaging are considered by YNiC’s Ethical Committee.", "allParas": [ "Research Language, cognition, and emotion Social and cultural processes Sensation and perception Mechanisms of mental health Translational themes Undergraduate research training Early Career Researchers Forum Participating in Research Ethics Fellowships University research themes York Neuroimaging Centre Open Science Interest Group", "No data collection of any kind can be undertaken without the explicit approval granted by the Departmental Ethics Committee. The Committee comprises members of faculty, PhD student representatives, and a lay member. We review staff projects (PhD students, postdoctoral researchers, and faculty) as well as undergraduate and taught postgraduate projects. The committee evaluates ethics applications on an ad hoc basis throughout the year. Projects involving non-human animals are considered by a sub-panel of the Ethical Committee in the Biology Department and studies involving brain imaging are considered by YNiC’s Ethical Committee.", "Department of Psychology University of York, Heslington, York, YO10 5DD, UK Tel: work +44 (0)1904 323190 | Fax: fax +44 (0)1904 323181 | psychology-enquiries@york.ac.uk" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/psychology/research/open-science-interest-group", "dept": "", "h1": "OPEN RESEARCH", "name": "OPEN RESEARCH", "verdict": "非组页", "why": "slug 非研究单元页", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Research Language, cognition, and emotion Social and cultural processes Sensation and perception Mechanisms of mental health Translational themes Undergraduate research training Early Career Researchers Forum Participating in Research Ethics Fellowships University research themes York Neuroimaging Centre Open Science Interest Group", "dir2": "Our department is committed to using and supporting open research practices. Open research refers to a range of practices that aim to make research and its output as transparent and freely accessible as possible. Examples of open research practice from our department include:", "allParas": [ "Research Language, cognition, and emotion Social and cultural processes Sensation and perception Mechanisms of mental health Translational themes Undergraduate research training Early Career Researchers Forum Participating in Research Ethics Fellowships University research themes York Neuroimaging Centre Open Science Interest Group", "Our department is committed to using and supporting open research practices. Open research refers to a range of practices that aim to make research and its output as transparent and freely accessible as possible. Examples of open research practice from our department include:", "preregistration of experimental design and statistical analyses", "uploading of preprints prior to peer-reviewed publication", "Within the department, we have a dedicated Open Science Interest Group consisting of research-related administrative staff, PhD students, postdoctoral research associates and faculty. We meet regularly to discuss and share different open research practices. We also monitor the use of open research practices in our department as well as the challenges people might experience when implementing these practices.", "In addition, we offer support for those who wish to engage in open science by organising workshops, sharing educational resources, and offering peer support. We aim to support people in different stages of their career and people with or without experience with open research practices. Our group also plays a leading role in promoting the university's open research culture. Several people in our department are also part of the University's Open Research Advocates group, which aims to promote and support open research practices across disciplines within the University." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/safe-autonomy/research/design-and-verification", "dept": "", "h1": "DESIGN AND VERIFICATION", "verdict": "不收", "why": "Institute for Safe Autonomy，校级研究所，大一级", "name": "DESIGN AND VERIFICATION" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/safe-autonomy/research/assurance", "dept": "", "h1": "ASSURANCE", "verdict": "不收", "why": "Institute for Safe Autonomy，校级研究所，大一级", "name": "ASSURANCE" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/safe-autonomy/research/communications", "dept": "", "h1": "COMMUNICATIONS", "verdict": "不收", "why": "Institute for Safe Autonomy，校级研究所，大一级", "name": "COMMUNICATIONS" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/safe-autonomy/research/cross-cutting", "dept": "", "h1": "CROSS-CUTTING CHALLENGES", "verdict": "不收", "why": "Institute for Safe Autonomy，校级研究所，大一级", "name": "CROSS-CUTTING CHALLENGES" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/sei/research/airqualityclimateandenvironmentalchange", "dept": "", "h1": "AIR QUALITY, CLIMATE AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE", "verdict": "不收", "why": "Stockholm Environment Institute 国际研究所，大一级", "name": "AIR QUALITY, CLIMATE AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/sei/research/citizenscience", "dept": "", "h1": "INCLUSIVE CITIZEN SCIENCE", "verdict": "不收", "why": "Stockholm Environment Institute 国际研究所，大一级", "name": "INCLUSIVE CITIZEN SCIENCE" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/sei/research/criticalenvironmentalgovernance", "dept": "", "h1": "CRITICAL ENVIRONMENTAL GOVERNANCE", "verdict": "不收", "why": "Stockholm Environment Institute 国际研究所，大一级", "name": "CRITICAL ENVIRONMENTAL GOVERNANCE" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/sei/research/environmentshumanhealthandwellbeing", "dept": "", "h1": "ENVIRONMENTS, HUMAN HEALTH AND WELLBEING", "verdict": "不收", "why": "Stockholm Environment Institute 国际研究所，大一级", "name": "ENVIRONMENTS, HUMAN HEALTH AND WELLBEING" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/sei/research/sustainableconsumptionandproduction", "dept": "", "h1": "SUSTAINABLE CONSUMPTION AND PRODUCTION", "verdict": "不收", "why": "Stockholm Environment Institute 国际研究所，大一级", "name": "SUSTAINABLE CONSUMPTION AND PRODUCTION" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/sei/research/projecttrackerprivacynotice", "dept": "", "h1": "Project Tracker Privacy Notice", "verdict": "不收", "why": "Stockholm Environment Institute 国际研究所，大一级", "name": "Project Tracker Privacy Notice" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/yesi/research/food-water-and-waste", "dept": "", "h1": "FOOD, WATER & WASTE", "verdict": "不收", "why": "York Environmental Sustainability Institute，校级研究所，大一级", "name": "FOOD, WATER & WASTE" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/yesi/research/resilient-socio-ecosystems-systems", "dept": "", "h1": "RESILIENT SOCIO-ECOLOGICAL SYSTEMS", "verdict": "不收", "why": "York Environmental Sustainability Institute，校级研究所，大一级", "name": "RESILIENT SOCIO-ECOLOGICAL SYSTEMS" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/yesi/research/environment-health", "dept": "", "h1": "ENVIRONMENT, CLIMATE AND HEALTH", "verdict": "不收", "why": "York Environmental Sustainability Institute，校级研究所，大一级", "name": "ENVIRONMENT, CLIMATE AND HEALTH" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/business-society/research/accounting-finance-and-actuarial-science", "dept": "", "h1": "ACCOUNTING, FINANCE AND ACTUARIAL SCIENCE", "name": "ACCOUNTING, FINANCE AND ACTUARIAL SCIENCE", "verdict": "组", "why": "Professor Alexander McNeil, Co-Head of Group", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Alexander Mc", "Dr Helena Pinto", "Dr Yuning Li" ], "np": 3, "dir": "Our research explores a broad range of the sub-disciplines of accounting, finance and actuarial science (AFAS), including distinctive focuses on the public good, financial regulation, environmental responsibility and development of quantitative methodology.", "dir2": "In finance we carry out research in sustainable finance, corporate finance and governance, corporate misconduct and bankruptcy, financial regulation, market microstructure, empirical asset pricing, financial risk management, financial econometrics, time series analysis and fintech.", "allParas": [ "Our research explores a broad range of the sub-disciplines of accounting, finance and actuarial science (AFAS), including distinctive focuses on the public good, financial regulation, environmental responsibility and development of quantitative methodology.", "In finance we carry out research in sustainable finance, corporate finance and governance, corporate misconduct and bankruptcy, financial regulation, market microstructure, empirical asset pricing, financial risk management, financial econometrics, time series analysis and fintech.", "Our accounting research includes financial accounting, management accounting, auditing, critical accounting and accountability, public sector accounting, social responsibility and sustainability reporting, market-based accounting, business valuation, taxation and regulatory compliance.", "In actuarial science our researchers have interests in mortality modelling, risk and ruin theory, pensions and household finance, compensation for personal injury and wrongful death, quantitative risk management and solvency, model validation and prudential regulation.", "Research highlights • AFAS for the Public Good • AFAS and Regulation • Environmental AFAS • AFAS and Quantitative Methodology • Centre for Actuarial Compensation and Valuation of Life (CAVOL)" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/business-society/research/people-work-employment", "dept": "", "h1": "PEOPLE, WORK AND EMPLOYMENT", "name": "PEOPLE, WORK AND EMPLOYMENT", "verdict": "组", "why": "Wellcome Trust Group leader", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Katharina Bader", "Dr Chidozie Umeh" ], "np": 2, "dir": "The People, Work and Employment (PWE) group is home to a diverse group of researchers whose expertise spans a wide array of topics related to the theory and practice of people at work, and the nature and lived experience of work and employment.", "dir2": "It examines issues ranging from employee voice and wellbeing, learning and development, resourcing and talent management, ethics, equality and justice at work, organisational culture and change, to people and employment relations related challenges arising from globalisation and other global trends.", "allParas": [ "The People, Work and Employment (PWE) group is home to a diverse group of researchers whose expertise spans a wide array of topics related to the theory and practice of people at work, and the nature and lived experience of work and employment.", "It examines issues ranging from employee voice and wellbeing, learning and development, resourcing and talent management, ethics, equality and justice at work, organisational culture and change, to people and employment relations related challenges arising from globalisation and other global trends.", "Our group also includes specialisms such as art and activism, grief, volunteer work as well as creative and inclusive pedagogies and gamification in learning.", "Employee well-being, learning and development, equality, diversity and inclusion, organisational culture and change, employment relations, workplace mental health.", "Research highlights • Mental health as a determinant of work: Evaluating the impact of the national NHS Talking therapies Employment Advisers programme on Mental health, work, inequalities, costs, and the economy (Support2Work) • Co-Producing EDI interventions in Virtual Production • COST Action into LGBTI+ social and economic (in)equalities • Local Theatres: Participation, Inclusion, Imagination • LGBT+ Networks • Management capacity and capability in healthcare: What difference does it make?", "At the heart of our research is a focus on evidence-based approaches and our work is unified by a commitment to creating meaningful positive change and real engagement with the social challenges of our time. Our research and practice aim to offer holistic insights and strategies that help organisations create more humanistic and sustainable work environments. Our scholarship also translates into our teaching programmes and using innovative teaching methods we contribute to developing a future generation of responsible citizens and leaders." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/business-society/research/management-and-organisation", "dept": "", "h1": "MANAGEMENT AND ORGANISATION STUDIES", "name": "MANAGEMENT AND ORGANISATION STUDIES", "verdict": "组", "why": "Dr Michaela Edwards, Head of Group", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Dr Michaela Edwards", "Dr. Matthew Holmes", "Professor Leo Mc", "Dr Jeremy Aroles Professor Daniel", "Dr Bob Townley Dr Lynne", "Dr Ziyun Fan" ], "np": 6, "dir": "Our research critically explores the complexity of modern organisations, examining issues that range from professional services and public sector management to the psychosocial dimensions of work.", "dir2": "Our strongly interdisciplinary approach takes inspiration from sociology, history, linguistics and philosophy. We address pressing issues in business and society, including the development of professional identity, organisational wrongdoing, management of healthcare delivery, marketisation of public services, NGOs addressing global inequalities, the dynamics of inequalities at work; including between species, and the evolving nature of work.", "allParas": [ "Our research critically explores the complexity of modern organisations, examining issues that range from professional services and public sector management to the psychosocial dimensions of work.", "Our strongly interdisciplinary approach takes inspiration from sociology, history, linguistics and philosophy. We address pressing issues in business and society, including the development of professional identity, organisational wrongdoing, management of healthcare delivery, marketisation of public services, NGOs addressing global inequalities, the dynamics of inequalities at work; including between species, and the evolving nature of work.", "The group also includes scholars who explore the impact of technology and systems theory on organisational structures and processes, particularly in relation to artificial intelligence and cyber security. This technical focus is complemented by research into the cultural and affective aspects of organisational life, such as the role of fear, shame, and other emotions in shaping workplace dynamics.", "Organisation Theory, Public Sector Management, Critical Management Studies, Leadership, Ethics, Professions, Institutional Theory, Health and Gender Inequalities, Methodological innovations.", "Research highlights • York to lead new research on management in the NHS • Institute for Safe Autonomy, University of York • Management capacity and capability in healthcare: What difference does it make?", "The Management and Organisation Studies group in the School for Business and Society mobilises a broad range of conceptual lenses in order to examine managerial as well as organizational practices and processes. A common feature of research in this group is the adoption of a critical angle that seeks to problematise taken-for-granted assumptions about organising and managing and to flesh out lived experiences of, and at, work." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/business-society/research/marketing-international-business-entrepreneurship", "dept": "", "h1": "MARKETING, INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP", "name": "MARKETING, INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP", "verdict": "组", "why": "Professor David Yoon, Head of group", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor David Yoon", "Dr Anjan Pal", "Dr Ariadne Kapetanaki", "Dr Karolos Papadas", "Dr Madeline Powell", "Professor Snehasish Banerjee" ], "np": 7, "dir": "We contribute to the development of marketing and international business strategies, sustainable business practices, and inclusive entrepreneurial ecosystems, and are at the forefront of research on social enterprises and fair-trade organisations.", "dir2": "We seek to positively impact both academic thought and practical applications in the commercial, non-profit and third sectors.", "allParas": [ "We contribute to the development of marketing and international business strategies, sustainable business practices, and inclusive entrepreneurial ecosystems, and are at the forefront of research on social enterprises and fair-trade organisations.", "We seek to positively impact both academic thought and practical applications in the commercial, non-profit and third sectors.", "Our marketing research covers areas such as consumer behaviour and decision-making, digital marketing, human-technology interactions, innovation management, ethical marketing and sustainability, and strategic marketing. It also extends to addressing social equity, stigma and discrimination. We study how advertising and marketing communications can influence public health outcomes, support health behaviour change, and contribute to community wellbeing.", "In international business, we examine the strategies and resilience of multinational enterprises, particularly in times of uncertainty. This work covers topics such as global value chains, fair trade, and the internationalisation of micro-firms.", "Our entrepreneurship research advances sustainable entrepreneurship solutions that support marginalised communities, respond to climate change, and tackle other pressing global challenges.", "Methodologically, our research leverages both qualitative and quantitative approaches. We employ a diverse range of methods that include ethnographic approaches, action research, experiments, eye-tracking, surveys, interviews, focus groups, and Q-methodology." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/business-society/research/social-policy", "dept": "", "h1": "SOCIAL POLICY", "name": "SOCIAL POLICY", "verdict": "组", "why": "Dr Antonios Roumpakis Group leader", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Ruth Patrick Code", "Professor Nicholas Pleace Family Finances", "Professor Ruth Patrick Needs And", "Professor Ruth Patrick Social Security", "Professor Ruth Patrick The Roadmap", "Dr Julie Rugg Understanding Mental" ], "np": 11, "dir": "Focusing on major global challenges, our Social Policy research is committed to addressing social inequalities and delivering positive change.", "dir2": "We are an internationally leading research team recognised as harnessing evidence based research to deepen our understanding of the intersection between policy and practice. We are ranked 39th in the QS world for Social Policy and Administration. Our Social Policy and Social Work research ranked 11th in the UK - according to the Times Higher Education’s ranking of the latest REF results (2021).", "allParas": [ "Focusing on major global challenges, our Social Policy research is committed to addressing social inequalities and delivering positive change.", "We are an internationally leading research team recognised as harnessing evidence based research to deepen our understanding of the intersection between policy and practice. We are ranked 39th in the QS world for Social Policy and Administration. Our Social Policy and Social Work research ranked 11th in the UK - according to the Times Higher Education’s ranking of the latest REF results (2021).", "We work in partnership with government, policy makers, practitioners and people with lived experience, to ensure our research improves people’s lives. Our research has transformed policy and practice at local, national and global levels.", "We are home to the Social Policy Research Unit - a leading UK centre that conducts high impact policy and practice research across the lifecourse.", "Our School is also home to many internationally renowned research centres, including the ESRC Vulnerability & Policing Futures Research Centre and the NIHR School for Social Care Research (SSCR).", "Our Social Policy research team is affiliated to the University of York’s Cost of Living Research Group." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/business-society/research/social-work", "dept": "", "h1": "SOCIAL WORK", "name": "SOCIAL WORK", "verdict": "组", "why": "Evaluation research Group leader", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Ms Polly Sykes", "Professor Martin Webber", "Dr Jenny Threlfall" ], "np": 3, "dir": "We produce high-quality, impactful social work research that helps individuals, practitioners and policymakers to address the real world challenges that people experience throughout their lives.", "dir2": "Social Work at the University of York has a long tradition as a leading voice for social reform and social cohesion. Our applied research generates theory, evidence and impact for social justice, human rights and wellbeing. Our approach is collaborative and designed to capture the diverse voices of individuals and communities with lived experience, and practitioners, in a meaningful way.", "allParas": [ "We produce high-quality, impactful social work research that helps individuals, practitioners and policymakers to address the real world challenges that people experience throughout their lives.", "Social Work at the University of York has a long tradition as a leading voice for social reform and social cohesion. Our applied research generates theory, evidence and impact for social justice, human rights and wellbeing. Our approach is collaborative and designed to capture the diverse voices of individuals and communities with lived experience, and practitioners, in a meaningful way.", "Working alongside a diverse range of research partners, we work at local, regional, national and international levels to maximise the impact of what we do. We attract funding from a range of funding bodies, charitable institutions and Government agencies including the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR), Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC), and the Wellcome Trust. We also have a strong track record of conducting funded programme evaluations for various public and voluntary sector organisations and are an evaluation partner with Foundations, the national What Works Centre for Children & Families.", "We regularly collaborate in interdisciplinary projects and our researchers are members of a range of research centres and networks.", "Research Highlights • Mental Health Social Care Research Centre • Child Welfare Research Group • The Curiosity Partnership • Social work and social care professions and workforce development • Building inclusive communities • Creative approaches to community engagement, co-production and participatory research • Evaluation research", "Professor Martin Webber, Director of the Mental Health Social Care Research Centre" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/business-society/research/operations-strategy-governance", "dept": "", "h1": "OPERATIONS, STRATEGY AND GOVERNANCE", "name": "OPERATIONS, STRATEGY AND GOVERNANCE", "verdict": "组", "why": "interdisciplinary research vision Group leader", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Dr James Cave", "Dr Kevin Tennent", "Professor Jeff Jia" ], "np": 3, "dir": "Our research explores how businesses, government and non-profit organisations adapt and innovate in response to complex political, economic, ecological and social challenges.", "dir2": "With a particular emphasis on sustainability and resilience, our operations researchers have demonstrable expertise in production and service operations, supply-chain management and analytics, and process improvement.", "allParas": [ "Our research explores how businesses, government and non-profit organisations adapt and innovate in response to complex political, economic, ecological and social challenges.", "With a particular emphasis on sustainability and resilience, our operations researchers have demonstrable expertise in production and service operations, supply-chain management and analytics, and process improvement.", "Our approach to strategy focuses on contemporary business history, the strategic management of complex projects, digital platform innovation, and the global strategic challenges inherent in “wicked problems.”", "Together, our commitment to sustainability is evident in our work on eco-efficient manufacturing, circularity in supply chains and supply networks, diffusion of best practices, digital technologies for just and equitable organisational learning and performance outcomes, and resilient agrifood and health systems.", "Strategy: strategy-making in firms, government organisations, and non-profit organisations; technology and innovation strategy; business and economic history; project studies; sustainable business models; taxation and regulation in the global business environment", "Operations: digitization; improving healthcare service delivery quality; performance and complexity management; process improvement and process optimisation; supply chain resilience and sustainability; servitisation; circular economy; data-driven operations; operations-AI interface; business model innovation" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/business-society/research/interdisciplinaryresearchvision", "dept": "", "h1": "INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH VISION", "verdict": "非组页", "why": "学院跨学科研究愿景页", "name": "INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH VISION" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/business-society/research/vulnerability-policing-futures-research-centre", "dept": "", "h1": "ESRC VULNERABILITY & POLICING FUTURES RESEARCH CENTRE", "name": "ESRC VULNERABILITY & POLICING FUTURES RESEARCH CENTRE", "verdict": "组", "why": "led by the Universities of", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Kate Brown", "Professor Adam Crawford", "Dr Dan Birks", "Professor Charlie Lloyd" ], "np": 4, "dir": "The Vulnerability & Policing Futures Research Centre aims to reshape how the police and other organisations work together in order to reduce harm among vulnerable people in society.", "dir2": "The police have always dealt with vulnerable people but increasingly they have been drawn into policing complex problems that they cannot solve on their own, such as modern slavery, county lines drug networks, mental health, online child sexual victimisation, and domestic abuse.", "allParas": [ "The Vulnerability & Policing Futures Research Centre aims to reshape how the police and other organisations work together in order to reduce harm among vulnerable people in society.", "The police have always dealt with vulnerable people but increasingly they have been drawn into policing complex problems that they cannot solve on their own, such as modern slavery, county lines drug networks, mental health, online child sexual victimisation, and domestic abuse.", "These problems have been made much worse by austerity, with the police having to fill gaps left by underfunded public services and non-governmental organisations (NGOs).", "Our research explores how vulnerabilities are produced, exacerbated and mitigated by policing, and how the police and other services can be best used to prevent and reduce vulnerabilities.", "The Vulnerability & Policing Futures Research Centre works on multiple projects across our three research work strands, combining data science with qualitative insights.", "The ESRC Vulnerability & Policing Futures Research Centre brings together an interdisciplinary team of 23 co-investigators from across institutions across the world, as well as 38 police, non-governmental organisations, local and national government partners." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/business-society/research/actuarial-compensation-valuation-of-life", "dept": "", "h1": "CENTRE FOR ACTUARIAL COMPENSATION AND VALUATION OF LIFE (CAVOL)", "name": "CENTRE FOR ACTUARIAL COMPENSATION AND VALUATION OF LIFE (CAVOL)", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor John Ward", "Professor Victoria Wass", "Dr. William Rogers", "Professor Steven Shapiro", "Dr. Jialing Han", "Prof. Alexander Mc" ], "np": 6, "dir": "The Centre for Actuarial Compensation and Valuation of Life (CAVOL) provides a focus for interdisciplinary research and knowledge exchange in topics that have at their core the difficult task of valuing human life or the stages of economic activity and inactivity in human life.", "dir2": "The centre brings together quantitative actuarial expertise and insights from the social sciences to address problems that are concerned with, for example, loss of income and employment, loss of pension provision, and fair compensation for cases of wrongful death.", "allParas": [ "The Centre for Actuarial Compensation and Valuation of Life (CAVOL) provides a focus for interdisciplinary research and knowledge exchange in topics that have at their core the difficult task of valuing human life or the stages of economic activity and inactivity in human life.", "The centre brings together quantitative actuarial expertise and insights from the social sciences to address problems that are concerned with, for example, loss of income and employment, loss of pension provision, and fair compensation for cases of wrongful death.", "By improving methodology and increasing awareness of the technical aspects of compensation calculations, CAVOL aims to promote the public good through better-informed decisions and fairer settlements.", "Dr Şahin is a member of the Ogden Working Party (OWP), which carries out the analyses on which the Ogden Tables for determining compensation in cases of personal injury and fatal accident are based.", "Professor McNeil has provided advice to the expert group that has proposed a compensation framework for the Infected Blood Compensation Authority.", "Professor John Ward, University of Missouri and John Ward Economics" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/business-society/research/marketing-international-business-entrepreneurship/cegbi", "dept": "", "h1": "CENTRE FOR EVOLUTION OF GLOBAL BUSINESS AND INSTITUTIONS (CEGBI)", "name": "CENTRE FOR EVOLUTION OF GLOBAL BUSINESS AND INSTITUTIONS (CEGBI)", "verdict": "判不准", "why": "自述为组但未点负责人 (research centre)", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "The Centre for Evolution of Global Business and Institutions (CEGBI) aims to carry out groundbreaking research which fosters a better understanding of how business and institutions succeed in a global economy while simultaneously addressing societal challenges.", "dir2": "Established in January 2009, CEGBI is a research centre in the School for Business and Society at the University of York. The centre aims to carry out groundbreaking research which will foster a better understanding of how business and institutions succeed in a global economy. By developing a better understanding of the relationship between past and the present, the aim is to draw lessons that help business and policy makers in more informed decision making and address grand challenges. It draws on an eclectic approach, both in terms of research topics and methodologies used. A distinctive characteristic of the members of the centre is their emphasis on international business, business and economic history, global marketing, ethics and social enterprise.", "allParas": [ "The Centre for Evolution of Global Business and Institutions (CEGBI) aims to carry out groundbreaking research which fosters a better understanding of how business and institutions succeed in a global economy while simultaneously addressing societal challenges.", "Established in January 2009, CEGBI is a research centre in the School for Business and Society at the University of York. The centre aims to carry out groundbreaking research which will foster a better understanding of how business and institutions succeed in a global economy. By developing a better understanding of the relationship between past and the present, the aim is to draw lessons that help business and policy makers in more informed decision making and address grand challenges. It draws on an eclectic approach, both in terms of research topics and methodologies used. A distinctive characteristic of the members of the centre is their emphasis on international business, business and economic history, global marketing, ethics and social enterprise.", "CEGBI-SBS Summer Conference 2026: 'The End of the Rules-Based Order? Institutions in Crisis'", "Friday, 4th September 2026, 09:15 - 17:45, Heslington Hall", "The CEGBI Summer Conference 2026 welcomes submissions from scholars across disciplines whose work engages with the theme “The End of the Rules-Based Order? Institutions in Crisis.” We invite contributions that explore how institutions are being reshaped, challenged, or reconfigured in response to political, economic, social, technological, and environmental pressures.", "The conference aims to bring together scholars from across the School for Business and Society and beyond to reflect on one of the defining challenges of our time: the apparent erosion of the rules-based international order and the growing strain placed on political, economic, legal, and social institutions." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/business-society/research/management/we-lead", "dept": "", "h1": "CENTRE FOR WOMEN’S ENTERPRISE, LEADERSHIP, ECONOMY AND DIVERSITY", "name": "CENTRE FOR WOMEN’S ENTERPRISE, LEADERSHIP, ECONOMY AND DIVERSITY", "verdict": "组", "why": "which WE LEAD's Director Professor Kiran Trehan is a member", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Kiran Trehan" ], "np": 1, "dir": "At WE LEAD, we work collaboratively with our key stakeholders and partners to bring about change and promote enterprise for all.", "dir2": "We are a group of researchers and business-owners working collaboratively with key partner organisations, policy-makers, financial institutions, corporations and academic institutions to bring about change in the workplace.", "allParas": [ "At WE LEAD, we work collaboratively with our key stakeholders and partners to bring about change and promote enterprise for all.", "We are a group of researchers and business-owners working collaboratively with key partner organisations, policy-makers, financial institutions, corporations and academic institutions to bring about change in the workplace.", "Our collective passion is to promote enterprise and leadership for all.", "Find out more about WE LEAD, and some of our projects and initiatives, in these short films.", "Driving Levelling Up – Professor Kiran Trehan and the Rt Hon Justine Greening are joined by other colleagues talk about how the University of York is driving the levelling up agenda.", "The Purpose Coalition - The Rt Hon Justine Greening talks about the Purpose Coalition, of which WE LEAD's Director Professor Kiran Trehan is a member." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/business-society/research/spru/martin-house", "dept": "", "h1": "MARTIN HOUSE RESEARCH CENTRE", "name": "MARTIN HOUSE RESEARCH CENTRE", "verdict": "判不准", "why": "自述为组但未点负责人 (Research Centre)", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "‌The Martin House Research Centre is a partnership between Martin House Children’s Hospice, the University of York (Department of Health Sciences and the Social Policy Research Unit) and the University of Leeds.", "dir2": "To find out more about the work of the Centre, please visit their website.", "allParas": [ "‌The Martin House Research Centre is a partnership between Martin House Children’s Hospice, the University of York (Department of Health Sciences and the Social Policy Research Unit) and the University of Leeds.", "To find out more about the work of the Centre, please visit their website.", "Marketing, International Business and Entrepreneurship" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/business-society/research/ec-network", "dept": "", "h1": "EARLY CAREER NETWORK", "name": "EARLY CAREER NETWORK", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "The EC Network helps early-career academics establish a research identity to achieve their career potential and sustain their wellbeing through a friendly community, networking and tailored support.", "dir2": "We have a flexible and informal structure coordinated by an enthusiastic chair where we:", "allParas": [ "The EC Network helps early-career academics establish a research identity to achieve their career potential and sustain their wellbeing through a friendly community, networking and tailored support.", "We have a flexible and informal structure coordinated by an enthusiastic chair where we:", "create a supportive network of ECRs and more established academics that fosters the development of skills needed to achieve career goals", "provide guidance around publication and funding opportunities", "offer a safe place for discussion that can enhance the wellbeing and connectedness of ECRs", "build a thriving research community that enables knowledge exchange between ECRs and the local community to enhance research impact." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/economics/research/applied-microeconometrics", "dept": "", "h1": "APPLIED MICROECONOMETRICS", "name": "APPLIED MICROECONOMETRICS", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Cheti Nicoletti Research Cluster" ], "np": 1, "dir": "The Applied Microeconometrics (AME) Cluster is a centre of internationally recognised excellence in applied microeconomics. Our research advances the frontier of knowledge on labour markets, education, household behaviour, inequality and social mobility, while delivering substantial impact on public policy and economic outcomes.", "dir2": "Cluster members publish regularly in world-leading journals, including the American Economic Review, Journal of Political Economy, Journal of Labor Economics, Journal of Human Resources, Journal of Public Economics, Review of Economics and Statistics, and the American Economic Journal series. These publications make major contributions to global research agendas in labour economics, family economics, human capital, and policy evaluation.", "allParas": [ "The Applied Microeconometrics (AME) Cluster is a centre of internationally recognised excellence in applied microeconomics. Our research advances the frontier of knowledge on labour markets, education, household behaviour, inequality and social mobility, while delivering substantial impact on public policy and economic outcomes.", "Cluster members publish regularly in world-leading journals, including the American Economic Review, Journal of Political Economy, Journal of Labor Economics, Journal of Human Resources, Journal of Public Economics, Review of Economics and Statistics, and the American Economic Journal series. These publications make major contributions to global research agendas in labour economics, family economics, human capital, and policy evaluation.", "Our research combines cutting-edge econometric methods with uniquely rich data sources, including linked administrative records, longitudinal surveys, and novel text and network datasets. This enables us to identify causal mechanisms, develop innovative empirical methodologies, and generate rigorous evidence to address major economic and societal challenges.", "The AME cluster demonstrates international research leadership through the organisation of the annual Workshop on Labour and Family Economics (WOLFE), hosted at the University of York. WOLFE brings together leading economists from top international institutions to present frontier research in labour economics, household economics, and applied microeconometrics.", "The workshop has attracted keynote speakers from institutions including Stanford University, Dartmouth College, University College London, and the Norwegian School of Economics. WOLFE strengthens York’s international research profile, facilitates global collaborations, and provides an important platform for disseminating frontier research.", "AME research makes internationally recognised contributions across several core areas." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/economics/research/econometrics", "dept": "", "h1": "ECONOMETRICS", "name": "ECONOMETRICS", "verdict": "组", "why": "Dr Francesco Bravo Cluster leader", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Dr Francesco Bravo Cluster", "Professor Takashi Yamagata Cluster" ], "np": 2, "dir": "Our cluster has a wide range of research interests in both econometric theory and applied econometrics.", "dir2": "Our applied econometrics research covers areas of finance, macroeconomics and microeconomics.", "allParas": [ "Our cluster has a wide range of research interests in both econometric theory and applied econometrics.", "Our applied econometrics research covers areas of finance, macroeconomics and microeconomics.", "Our work is regularly published in leading econometrics and statistical journals such as: Annals of Statistics, Econometric Theory, Econometric Reviews, Econometrics Journal, Journal of Applied Econometrics, Journal of Business & Economic Statistics, Journal of Econometrics, Journal of Time Series Analysis and the Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics, Biometrika, Journal of Multivariate Analysis, Journal of American Statistical Association, Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control.", "YES 2012 Conference in Honour of Professor PCB Phillips", "YES 2013 Econometrics of Social Interaction Symposium", "YES 2014 Non and semiparametric methods mini conference" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/economics/research/economic-theory", "dept": "", "h1": "ECONOMIC THEORY", "name": "ECONOMIC THEORY", "verdict": "组", "why": "Professor Yuan Ju Cluster leader", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Yuan Ju Cluster" ], "np": 1, "dir": "Our cluster provides a vibrant research environment for economic theory.", "dir2": "the theory of general equilibrium, taken in a broad sense", "allParas": [ "Our cluster provides a vibrant research environment for economic theory.", "the theory of general equilibrium, taken in a broad sense", "Members of our cluster have published in leading journals such as Econometrica, Journal of Political Economy, Review of Economic Studies, Journal of Economic Theory and Games and Economic Behaviour.", "Our cluster hosts student workshops, research seminars and public lectures throughout the year.", "You can find details of our cluster's regular research seminars and other events on our departmental events pages." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/economics/research/health-economics", "dept": "", "h1": "HEALTH ECONOMICS", "name": "HEALTH ECONOMICS", "verdict": "组", "why": "Professor Nigel Rice Cluster leader", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Nigel Rice Cluster" ], "np": 1, "dir": "York houses one of the largest concentrations of health economics researchers in the world.", "dir2": "Health economists are located in a number of departments at the University of York, including Department of Economics and Related Studies, Centre for Health Economics and York Health Economics Consortium.", "allParas": [ "York houses one of the largest concentrations of health economics researchers in the world.", "Health economists are located in a number of departments at the University of York, including Department of Economics and Related Studies, Centre for Health Economics and York Health Economics Consortium.", "Collectively, our group has extensive international networks and recognition; recent bibliometric analysis by the World Bank places York as the only UK institution in the world top ten in health economics, alongside Harvard, Stanford and Berkeley. The two main international journals in the field (Health Economics and Journal of Health Economics) have been edited from York.", "Informing research and development: priorities, design and conduct", "Distributional impact and inequality of opportunity", "Conceptual and empirical developments in economics of healthcare systems" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/economics/research/macroeconomics-and-finance", "dept": "", "h1": "MACROECONOMICS AND FINANCE", "name": "MACROECONOMICS AND FINANCE", "verdict": "组", "why": "Professor Laura Coroneo Cluster leader", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Laura Coroneo Cluster" ], "np": 1, "dir": "The Macro-Finance cluster research focuses on understanding risks in the macroeconomy and financial markets, promoting informed policy decisions that enhance societal welfare. This mission is pursued through two primary themes:", "dir2": "Macro-labour dynamics (including using online vacancy data to revisit theories such as matching efficiency and nonlinear Phillips curves).", "allParas": [ "The Macro-Finance cluster research focuses on understanding risks in the macroeconomy and financial markets, promoting informed policy decisions that enhance societal welfare. This mission is pursued through two primary themes:", "Macro-labour dynamics (including using online vacancy data to revisit theories such as matching efficiency and nonlinear Phillips curves).", "Sovereign debt and fiscal policy dynamics (including sub-national debt in historical perspectives).", "Exchange rate dynamics, inflation, and international risk premia.", "Interest rate dynamics, asset prices, and their relationship with macroeconomic fundamentals.", "Corporate decision-making, firm heterogeneity, and productivity in response to macroeconomic shocks." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/economics/research/political-economy", "dept": "", "h1": "ECONOMIC HISTORY AND POLITICAL ECONOMY", "name": "ECONOMIC HISTORY AND POLITICAL ECONOMY", "verdict": "组", "why": "人工裁决：页面自述为研究组/聚类，规模为一个导师团队", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Dr Andrew Pickering Cluster", "Dr Matthias Flueckiger Research" ], "np": 2, "dir": "We conduct research on the interface between economics, politics, and history.", "dir2": "Most of our projects overlap multiple disciplines and sub-disciplines and address important societal issues. Members currently span the Departments of Economics, Political Science, Social Policy and Sociology and the Centre for Health Economics.", "allParas": [ "We conduct research on the interface between economics, politics, and history.", "Most of our projects overlap multiple disciplines and sub-disciplines and address important societal issues. Members currently span the Departments of Economics, Political Science, Social Policy and Sociology and the Centre for Health Economics.", "Political economy of institutions, the quality and size of government, fiscal policies, trade, inequality, elections, crime, conflict, and collective action.", "We investigate these topics in both contemporaneous as well as historic settings.", "Economic history of European countries and regions since Roman times as well as European and global monetary history since the mid-19th century.", "We run bi-weekly seminar series and meet up regularly for lunch to speak formally and informally about research. Additionally, we periodically organise workshops." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/economics/research/discussion-papers", "dept": "", "h1": "DISCUSSION PAPERS", "name": "DISCUSSION PAPERS", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "How Does the Effectiveness of Fiscal Deficit Stimulus Depend on the Expected Path of Debt Stabilisation? Unorthodox Outcomes When Monetary Policy Follows a Simple Taylor Rule.", "dir2": "(Abstract), 2601 (PDF , 866kb) [Paper with full text]", "allParas": [ "How Does the Effectiveness of Fiscal Deficit Stimulus Depend on the Expected Path of Debt Stabilisation? Unorthodox Outcomes When Monetary Policy Follows a Simple Taylor Rule.", "(Abstract), 2601 (PDF , 866kb) [Paper with full text]", "Discussion papers Older papers Submitting contributions", "Health Econometrics and Data Group (HEDG) Working Paper series", "IDEAS (Internet Documents in Economics Access Service)" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/education/research/eros", "dept": "", "h1": "EDUCATION RESEARCHERS FOR OPEN SCIENCE (EROS)", "verdict": "判不准", "why": "Education Researchers for Open Science，自述组织但无负责人无成员", "name": "EDUCATION RESEARCHERS FOR OPEN SCIENCE (EROS)" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/education/research/progress", "dept": "", "h1": "PHD STUDIES IN PROGRESS", "verdict": "非组页", "why": "博士生在读进度页", "name": "PHD STUDIES IN PROGRESS" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/education/research/finance-information-research-participation", "dept": "", "h1": "Financial information for participation in research", "verdict": "非组页", "why": "经费信息行政页", "name": "Financial information for participation in research" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/education/research/language-driven-pedagogy", "dept": "", "h1": "LANGUAGE-DRIVEN PEDAGOGY", "verdict": "判不准", "why": "自述由两校合作 led by Emma Marsden，像项目而非独立组", "name": "LANGUAGE-DRIVEN PEDAGOGY" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/education/research/technologyineducationchildhoodandyouth", "dept": "", "h1": "TECHNOLOGY IN EDUCATION, CHILDHOOD, AND YOUTH", "verdict": "判不准", "why": "自述 research cluster，无具名负责人", "name": "TECHNOLOGY IN EDUCATION, CHILDHOOD, AND YOUTH" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/education/research/departmentofeducationresearchandimpactstrategy2025-2030", "dept": "", "h1": "RESEARCH AND IMPACT STRATEGY 2025-2030", "verdict": "非组页", "why": "系研究战略文档页", "name": "RESEARCH AND IMPACT STRATEGY 2025-2030" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/law/research/administrative-fairness-lab", "dept": "", "h1": "ADMINISTRATIVE FAIRNESS LAB", "name": "ADMINISTRATIVE FAIRNESS LAB", "verdict": "组", "why": "Professor Joe Tomlinson, Director, Administrative Fairness Lab Visit us Learn more", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Joe Tomlinson" ], "np": 1, "dir": "The Lab’s mission is to build evidence-based understanding of how law and process shape the performance of frontline public services, and explore new avenues for achieving improvements in how services are delivered.", "dir2": "We are at a pivotal moment for the future of frontline services. They are, and will continue to be, under immense pressure. At the same time, we are on the cusp of technological advances that will radically change what is possible in how frontline systems are designed. The Lab strives to conduct research that transforms our understanding of services and maximises their performance for the public good.", "allParas": [ "The Lab’s mission is to build evidence-based understanding of how law and process shape the performance of frontline public services, and explore new avenues for achieving improvements in how services are delivered.", "We are at a pivotal moment for the future of frontline services. They are, and will continue to be, under immense pressure. At the same time, we are on the cusp of technological advances that will radically change what is possible in how frontline systems are designed. The Lab strives to conduct research that transforms our understanding of services and maximises their performance for the public good.", "Professor Joe Tomlinson, Director, Administrative Fairness Lab", "Learn more about our work, meet our team and read our latest updates." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/law/research/staff-research-areas", "dept": "", "h1": "STAFF RESEARCH AREAS", "verdict": "非组页", "why": "教职员研究方向索引", "name": "STAFF RESEARCH AREAS" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/law/research/impact-strategy", "dept": "", "h1": "YORK LAW SCHOOL IMPACT STRATEGY", "verdict": "非组页", "why": "学院影响战略页", "name": "YORK LAW SCHOOL IMPACT STRATEGY" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/law/research/research-strategy-2017", "dept": "", "h1": "YORK LAW SCHOOL RESEARCH STRATEGY", "verdict": "非组页", "why": "学院研究战略页", "name": "YORK LAW SCHOOL RESEARCH STRATEGY" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/law/research/research-visitors", "dept": "", "h1": "RESEARCH VISITORS", "name": "RESEARCH VISITORS", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "York Law School (YLS) offers a stimulating and dynamic environment for visiting scholars and a welcoming team who will actively support you during your stay. As a Visiting Scholar you will become part of a close academic community and be based in our purpose-built school which provides exceptional facilities for learning and research.", "dir2": "We are particularly keen to encourage applications from international visitors and from those whose interests align with and complement the activity of our research community.", "allParas": [ "York Law School (YLS) offers a stimulating and dynamic environment for visiting scholars and a welcoming team who will actively support you during your stay. As a Visiting Scholar you will become part of a close academic community and be based in our purpose-built school which provides exceptional facilities for learning and research.", "We are particularly keen to encourage applications from international visitors and from those whose interests align with and complement the activity of our research community.", "Full details of staff research interests can be found on our Staff Profile pages.", "This year the York Law Schools is hosting the Self-Funded Visiting Scholar Scheme.", "There are three deadlines per year for this scheme: 31 October, 28 February, and 30 June.", "If you are interested in visiting York Law School as a Self-Funded Visiting Scholar, your research interest will need to align with the York Law School's priorities and the research interests of your potential host. You can read about York Law School staff and their research interests on Staff Profile pages. Please get in touch with an existing member of York Law School staff to see whether they are interested in hosting your visit." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/law/research/beyond-compliance", "dept": "", "h1": "THE BEYOND COMPLIANCE CONSORTIUM", "verdict": "判不准", "why": "自述 Consortium，多校联合体，粒度介于组与联盟之间", "name": "THE BEYOND COMPLIANCE CONSORTIUM" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/law/research/social-welfare-administrative-justice", "dept": "", "h1": "SOCIAL WELFARE AND ADMINISTRATIVE JUSTICE", "name": "SOCIAL WELFARE AND ADMINISTRATIVE JUSTICE", "verdict": "组", "why": "人工裁决：页面自述为研究组/聚类，规模为一个导师团队", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Dr Jed Meers", "Dr Alice Welsh", "Dr Sam Guy", "Professor Caroline Hunter" ], "np": 4, "dir": "Investigating how law shapes access to public services - from social security, housing, and planning to employment and migration - this group explores how legal frameworks work when people need them most.", "dir2": "Our research explores administrative and regulatory systems, including EU law, public decision-making, and digital service delivery. This research addresses themes of fairness, accountability, inclusivity, and barriers to legal entitlements, using doctrinal, socio-legal, and empirical methods.", "allParas": [ "Investigating how law shapes access to public services - from social security, housing, and planning to employment and migration - this group explores how legal frameworks work when people need them most.", "Our research explores administrative and regulatory systems, including EU law, public decision-making, and digital service delivery. This research addresses themes of fairness, accountability, inclusivity, and barriers to legal entitlements, using doctrinal, socio-legal, and empirical methods.", "Our focus is on law and policy in a range of administrative justice contexts - including welfare, housing, social care, planning, employment, and migration - and the functioning of administrative and regulatory systems. A number of our members are also based within the Administrative Fairness Lab, a multidisciplinary research group led out of the University of York and King’s College London. Below are some of our recent projects and outputs.", "Professor Charlotte O’Brien: Securing the rights of EU nationals post Brexit", "Dr Jed Meers: Administrative fairness in the digital welfare state", "Dr Alice Welsh: The Market Citizenship Illusion: Free Movement Rights for Atypical Workers (Hart Publishing 2025)" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/law/research/law-and-ai", "dept": "", "h1": "LAW AND AI", "name": "LAW AND AI", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "As artificial intelligence reshapes society, this group examines how legal frameworks respond across contract, intellectual property, data protection, and tort law. We explore AI's impact on both legal practice and legal education, investigating how the law should evolve and how AI is transforming the way law is taught and learned.", "dir2": "Our research focuses on AI’s interaction with law in areas such as criminal liability, contract, tort, data protection, and intellectual property. It also examines the impact of smart technologies and algorithmic decision-making on governance and legal responsibility, drawing on doctrinal, theoretical, and interdisciplinary approaches.", "allParas": [ "As artificial intelligence reshapes society, this group examines how legal frameworks respond across contract, intellectual property, data protection, and tort law. We explore AI's impact on both legal practice and legal education, investigating how the law should evolve and how AI is transforming the way law is taught and learned.", "Our research focuses on AI’s interaction with law in areas such as criminal liability, contract, tort, data protection, and intellectual property. It also examines the impact of smart technologies and algorithmic decision-making on governance and legal responsibility, drawing on doctrinal, theoretical, and interdisciplinary approaches.", "Law and AI centres around the legal implications of artificial intelligence, digital technologies, algorithmic governance, smart systems, and data-driven regulation.", "Morgan, P, ongoing. UKRI AI Centre for Doctoral Training in Safe Artificial Intelligence Systems (SAINTS)", "Townsend, B., Paterson, C., Arvind, T.T., Nemirovsky, G., Calinescu, R., Cavalcanti, A., Habli, I. and Thomas, A. (2022). From pluralistic normative principles to autonomous-agent rules. Minds and Machines, 32(4), 683-715.", "Morgan, P; Arvind, TT; O’Loughlin, A; and Tsarapatsanis, D, ongoing. AI Law and Ethics: The Challenge of AI Wrongdoing" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/law/research/rights-in-crisis", "dept": "", "h1": "RIGHTS IN CRISIS", "name": "RIGHTS IN CRISIS", "verdict": "组", "why": "and Brexit Hub Group Co-Convenors", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Prof Ioana Cismas", "Dr Piergiuseppe Parisi", "Dr Hyunjung Park", "Dr Mattia Pinto", "Prof Martin Jones", "Dr Jane Richards" ], "np": 10, "dir": "At York Law School, we seek to make visible the everyday lived reality of violence, conflict, migration, and other crisis situations, and to understand, at a granular level and critically, how the law responds to, and therefore shapes, these experiences.", "dir2": "This research group brings together researchers working across public international law, international human rights law (IHRL), international humanitarian law (IHL), and international criminal law. Our work also addresses the profound current and future impacts of climate change, particularly regarding resource-driven conflict and displacement. We frequently work alongside people on the move, human rights defenders, and communities experiencing violence and armed conflict. Our research draws on doctrinal, theoretical, decolonial, participatory, and multi-disciplinary approaches to examine legal frameworks and their on-the-ground realities.", "allParas": [ "At York Law School, we seek to make visible the everyday lived reality of violence, conflict, migration, and other crisis situations, and to understand, at a granular level and critically, how the law responds to, and therefore shapes, these experiences.", "This research group brings together researchers working across public international law, international human rights law (IHRL), international humanitarian law (IHL), and international criminal law. Our work also addresses the profound current and future impacts of climate change, particularly regarding resource-driven conflict and displacement. We frequently work alongside people on the move, human rights defenders, and communities experiencing violence and armed conflict. Our research draws on doctrinal, theoretical, decolonial, participatory, and multi-disciplinary approaches to examine legal frameworks and their on-the-ground realities.", "Our collective expertise pushes the boundaries of knowledge across several intersecting areas, anchoring international frameworks in local realities and lived experiences:", "Our work extends far beyond academia, driving policy change, empowering grassroots organisations, and shaping international legal practice.", "Beyond Compliance Consortium & Generating Respect Hub Led by researchers including Prof Ioana Cismas, Dr Piergiuseppe Parisi, Samantha Holmes, Dr Hyunjung Park, and Dr Mattia Pinto. This work focuses on centring harm and needs toward fuller protection in armed conflict, and engaging with religious and traditional actors. Visit the Beyond Compliance Consortium | Visit the Generating Respect Hub", "Human Rights Defender Studies (HRDx) Prof Martin Jones is leading an AHRC and BA-funded project conducting a decolonial scoping review of the current state of knowledge within the field of Human Rights Defender Studies." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/law/research/criminalisation", "dept": "", "h1": "CRIMINALISATION", "name": "CRIMINALISATION", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Examining how and why certain behaviours and communities become subject to criminal law, this group investigates the processes and consequences of criminalisation. Our research spans criminal law, criminology, counter-terrorism, policing, and transitional justice, drawing on doctrinal, theoretical, and empirical approaches.", "dir2": "We explore key themes including vulnerability, mental health, terrorism, and the regulation of public space. Our research draws on doctrinal, theoretical, and empirical approaches to examine how justice is delivered, and denied, to different groups in various contexts.", "allParas": [ "Examining how and why certain behaviours and communities become subject to criminal law, this group investigates the processes and consequences of criminalisation. Our research spans criminal law, criminology, counter-terrorism, policing, and transitional justice, drawing on doctrinal, theoretical, and empirical approaches.", "We explore key themes including vulnerability, mental health, terrorism, and the regulation of public space. Our research draws on doctrinal, theoretical, and empirical approaches to examine how justice is delivered, and denied, to different groups in various contexts.", "Criminalisation centres around criminal law, criminology, terrorism, transitional justice, international criminal law, and responses to conflict, violence, urban insecurity, and the criminalisation of vulnerable groups.", "O’Loughlin, A, 2024. Defendants as victims: a scoping review of vulnerability, victimhood and safeguards from charge to conviction.", "Matravers, M. (2025). Nuance and Morality in the Criminal Law. Singapore Journal of Legal Studies, 80-91.", "Gilmore, J. (2024). “They really did us proud”: Legal Solidarity and the 1984-1985 Miners’ Strike. Oral History, 59-72." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/law/research/health-and-law", "dept": "", "h1": "HEALTH AND LAW", "name": "HEALTH AND LAW", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "This group investigates the law’s role in shaping the provision of healthcare, mental healthcare and care in other contexts. Our research provides critical, empirical and ethical analysis of healthcare law, mental health law, mental capacity law, reproductive rights and wider bioethics, focusing on social justice, autonomy and rights for real-world impact.", "dir2": "Scholars explore how legal frameworks respond to vulnerability, autonomy, and the rights of those receiving or providing care, using doctrinal, ethical, and socio-legal methods.", "allParas": [ "This group investigates the law’s role in shaping the provision of healthcare, mental healthcare and care in other contexts. Our research provides critical, empirical and ethical analysis of healthcare law, mental health law, mental capacity law, reproductive rights and wider bioethics, focusing on social justice, autonomy and rights for real-world impact.", "Scholars explore how legal frameworks respond to vulnerability, autonomy, and the rights of those receiving or providing care, using doctrinal, ethical, and socio-legal methods.", "Health and Law centres around medical law, mental health law, mental capacity, bioethics, healthcare regulation, reproductive rights, and legal responses to vulnerability, care, and decision-making across clinical and social contexts.", "Himani Bhakuni: Politics of Disease Framing: Surviving and Overcoming Neglect", "Richards, J. (2024). Insanity, Disability and Responsibility: Rethinking Autonomy to Challenge Structural Inequality. Oxford Journal of Legal Studies, 44(4), 832-859.", "O'Loughlin, A. (2024). Law and Personality Disorder: Human Rights, Human Risks, and Rehabilitation. Oxford University Press." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/law/research/private-law-values", "dept": "", "h1": "PRIVATE LAW AND VALUES", "name": "PRIVATE LAW AND VALUES", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Emma Waring" ], "np": 1, "dir": "Private law is the invisible plumbing of society. As societies transform and new challenges emerge, there is growing concern about the nature of the values underpinning private law, and whether those values and the interests they prioritise and defend are the right ones to further the needs of society.", "dir2": "The Private Law and Values group at York Law School works to develop new methodologies to better understand and model the values implicit in private law; trace how private law has responded to social challenges at different points of time in its history; and develop the framework for a new and more socially grounded jurisprudence of private law. It includes research on contract, tort, property, trusts, commercial and corporate law, financial regulation, and intellectual property. Researchers draw on historical, doctrinal, and theoretical approaches to understand how legal rules evolve and how they shape economic and social life.", "allParas": [ "Private law is the invisible plumbing of society. As societies transform and new challenges emerge, there is growing concern about the nature of the values underpinning private law, and whether those values and the interests they prioritise and defend are the right ones to further the needs of society.", "The Private Law and Values group at York Law School works to develop new methodologies to better understand and model the values implicit in private law; trace how private law has responded to social challenges at different points of time in its history; and develop the framework for a new and more socially grounded jurisprudence of private law. It includes research on contract, tort, property, trusts, commercial and corporate law, financial regulation, and intellectual property. Researchers draw on historical, doctrinal, and theoretical approaches to understand how legal rules evolve and how they shape economic and social life.", "Our projects focus on private and commercial law, markets, property systems, financial regulation, legal history, and theoretical foundations.", "Professor Emma Waring: Thinking about Art as Property", "Peter Harrison: Patents - balancing pharmaceutical companies rights with those of people in the least developed countries", "Younesi, H. R. (2024). International Energy Investment Law: Balancing Host State and Foreign Investor Interests. Taylor & Francis." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/law/research/theyorkshirepolicing-academiccentreofexcellencetyp-ace", "dept": "", "h1": "THE YORKSHIRE POLICING-ACADEMIC CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE (TYP-ACE)", "verdict": "判不准", "why": "Centre of Excellence，跨两校，粒度大于单导师组", "name": "THE YORKSHIRE POLICING-ACADEMIC CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE (TYP-ACE)" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/politics/research/comparative-politics", "dept": "", "h1": "COMPARATIVE POLITICS", "name": "COMPARATIVE POLITICS", "verdict": "组", "why": "Dr Thalia Gerzso Cluster Convenor", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Dr Thalia Gerzso Cluster Convenor" ], "np": 1, "dir": "Our research explores a wide range of topics including comparative political institutions and policies, political behaviour, democratisation processes, political parties, and state design.", "dir2": "One of our research strengths lies in studying these issues across several countries, regime types and policy sectors.", "allParas": [ "Our research explores a wide range of topics including comparative political institutions and policies, political behaviour, democratisation processes, political parties, and state design.", "One of our research strengths lies in studying these issues across several countries, regime types and policy sectors.", "We address the most pressing contemporary questions in the discipline today including environmental policy and climate change; welfare policy and universal basic income; populism and the rise of the political far right; the political consequences of globalisation and decentralisation and central aspects of British and EU politics and policymaking.", "Citizenship Futures: “the Politics Of Hope” In India And Europe", "Activating gender gaps: the role of party campaigning in shaping gendered patterns of party support", "Judicial Activism and Off-Bench Behaviour: The Role of Legal Traditions" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/politics/research/international-studies", "dept": "", "h1": "INTERNATIONAL STUDIES", "name": "INTERNATIONAL STUDIES", "verdict": "组", "why": "Dr Tomaz Fares Cluster Convenor", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Dr Tomaz Fares Cluster Convenor" ], "np": 1, "dir": "Our cluster produces leading, innovative research that addresses some of the most significant historical and contemporary questions in international politics across a wide range of regions, including Asia, Latin America, Africa, and the Middle East.", "dir2": "We engage with diverse disciplines such as environmental studies, gender studies, conflict, peace and security, migration, development, global governance, and human rights.", "allParas": [ "Our cluster produces leading, innovative research that addresses some of the most significant historical and contemporary questions in international politics across a wide range of regions, including Asia, Latin America, Africa, and the Middle East.", "We engage with diverse disciplines such as environmental studies, gender studies, conflict, peace and security, migration, development, global governance, and human rights.", "Our vibrant community organises a variety of activities, including seminars, workshops, and film screenings, bringing together internal members and external experts", "The UK-Southeast Asia Vaccine Manufacturing Research Hub (UK-SEA Vaxhub)", "Indispensable and Expendable? The Protection and Rights of Locally Employed Staff in International Missions", "E-commerce and Artificial Intelligence: Direct Investment, New Productive Infrastructures, and Labour Reconfigurations" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/politics/research/political-economy-and-development", "dept": "", "h1": "POLITICAL ECONOMY AND DEVELOPMENT", "name": "POLITICAL ECONOMY AND DEVELOPMENT", "verdict": "组", "why": "nez Cluster Convenor paulina", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Dr Paulina Flores Mart" ], "np": 1, "dir": "Our cluster works at the intersection of politics and economics at global, national and local levels.", "dir2": "Our research explores pressing contemporary issues including the changing relationship between the individual, the state, and the economy; gender and class-based inequalities; the foundations of economic (in)security and the fate of transnational cooperation and the liberal international system.", "allParas": [ "Our cluster works at the intersection of politics and economics at global, national and local levels.", "Our research explores pressing contemporary issues including the changing relationship between the individual, the state, and the economy; gender and class-based inequalities; the foundations of economic (in)security and the fate of transnational cooperation and the liberal international system.", "We have particular research strengths in critical political economy, European political economy, development studies, and global economic governance and regulation", "Talking power: South Africa and the Pursuit of Legitimacy in the Global Order", "IKnowFood: Integrating Knowledge for Food Systems Resilience", "The Protection and Rights of Local Staff in International Missions" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/politics/research/political-theory", "dept": "", "h1": "POLITICAL THEORY", "name": "POLITICAL THEORY", "verdict": "组", "why": "Dr Alasia Nuti Cluster Convenor", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Dr Alasia Nuti Cluster Convenor" ], "np": 1, "dir": "Our cluster explores the political ideas that have shaped the world we live in, analyses its deep structures of power and offers normative guidance concerning both political processes and substantive political decisions.", "dir2": "York is a world-leading centre for the study of political theory. With a large number of political theorists, York offers unusual breath and richness in the discipline. Our research is pluralistic, combining analytic, critical, historical and feminist approaches.", "allParas": [ "Our cluster explores the political ideas that have shaped the world we live in, analyses its deep structures of power and offers normative guidance concerning both political processes and substantive political decisions.", "York is a world-leading centre for the study of political theory. With a large number of political theorists, York offers unusual breath and richness in the discipline. Our research is pluralistic, combining analytic, critical, historical and feminist approaches.", "Areas of outstanding strength include early modern political thought, applied ethics, postcolonial theory, historical injustice, deliberative democracy, public reason, political representation, ethical partisanship, pragmatism, Open Marxism, the politics of expertise, the politics of self-determination and the politics of cultural diversity.", "Dr Tim Stuart-Buttle (Cluster Convenor for Semester 2)", "Thanatoactivism: The Dead, Emancipation, and the Fight for Justice", "Gratitude and Grace in Early Modern Political Thought" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/politics/research/postdocs", "dept": "", "h1": "POSTDOC FELLOWSHIPS", "verdict": "非组页", "why": "博士后招聘页", "name": "POSTDOC FELLOWSHIPS" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/politics/research/aspp2020annualconference", "dept": "", "h1": "UNFORTUNATELY DUE TO THE COVID-19 CRISIS, THE ASSOCIATION FOR SOCIAL AND POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY ANNUAL CONFERENCE 2020 HAS BEEN CANCELLED.", "name": "UNFORTUNATELY DUE TO THE COVID-19 CRISIS, THE ASSOCIATION FOR SOCIAL AND POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY ANNUAL CONFERENCE 2020 HAS BEEN CANCELLED.", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [ "aspp.york.2020@gmail.com" ], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Research Comparative Politics International Studies Political Economy and Development Political Theory Current research projects Postdoctoral fellowships University research themes ASPP 2020 Annual Conference The Protection and Rights of Local Staff in International Missions Pathways to Peace in Myanmar: A YCCS-Peace Lab project Nuclear Disarmament and the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons Public Policy", "dir2": "The Protection and Rights of Local Staff in International Missions", "allParas": [ "Research Comparative Politics International Studies Political Economy and Development Political Theory Current research projects Postdoctoral fellowships University research themes ASPP 2020 Annual Conference The Protection and Rights of Local Staff in International Missions Pathways to Peace in Myanmar: A YCCS-Peace Lab project Nuclear Disarmament and the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons Public Policy", "The Protection and Rights of Local Staff in International Missions", "Pathways to Peace in Myanmar: A YCCS-Peace Lab project", "Nuclear Disarmament and the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons", "Tensions between liberalism and democracy have long been a part of political philosophy. However, in recent years arguments over, for instance, the relationship between national sovereignty and individual rights, the boundaries of membership within democratic states, and forms of democratic self-binding ranging from constitutions to technocratic institutions have taken on greater weight and urgency.", "The theme of the conference is democratic challenges, broadly construed to include challenges to democracy, challenges posed by democratic practices to claims about –for instance– justice, liberty and equality, challenges within philosophical justifications for democracy, and more." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/politics/research/protection-rights-local-staff", "dept": "", "h1": "THE PROTECTION AND RIGHTS OF LOCAL STAFF IN INTERNATIONAL MISSIONS", "name": "THE PROTECTION AND RIGHTS OF LOCAL STAFF IN INTERNATIONAL MISSIONS", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Sara De Jong Project", "Prof Victoria Canning", "Dr. Dimos Sarantidis" ], "np": 3, "dir": "This research project investigates the experiences of Afghan and Iraqi Local Staff, in particular interpreters, during and post-employment. It also maps and analyses gaps in the rights and protection of Local Staff, including evacuation and resettlement schemes. During their employment, Local Staff often face physical and/or psychological injury due to the nature of their work. They can also face threats because of their association with foreign governments engaged in international interventions.", "dir2": "The research has contributed to shaping, revising and challenging national resettlement policies for Afghan former Local Staff at risk. It has also supported Afghan Local Staff and their advocates, including veterans, lawyers and other civil society actors, to claim protection and rights. Finally, a touring exhibition based on the research, jointly developed with photographer Andy Barnham, has raised public awareness about the experiences of Afghan Local Staff in war and post-conflict relocation.", "allParas": [ "This research project investigates the experiences of Afghan and Iraqi Local Staff, in particular interpreters, during and post-employment. It also maps and analyses gaps in the rights and protection of Local Staff, including evacuation and resettlement schemes. During their employment, Local Staff often face physical and/or psychological injury due to the nature of their work. They can also face threats because of their association with foreign governments engaged in international interventions.", "The research has contributed to shaping, revising and challenging national resettlement policies for Afghan former Local Staff at risk. It has also supported Afghan Local Staff and their advocates, including veterans, lawyers and other civil society actors, to claim protection and rights. Finally, a touring exhibition based on the research, jointly developed with photographer Andy Barnham, has raised public awareness about the experiences of Afghan Local Staff in war and post-conflict relocation.", "The broader aspiration of the research is to foster an informed, coordinated, forward-looking approach to the protection and rights of Local Staff during and post-employment in current and future missions. The research aims to inform and engage with policymakers and stakeholders by producing policy-focused and accessible research outputs, often in collaboration with practitioners. Please find selected open access reports and resources below.", "This work has been supported by a British Academy Mid-Career Fellowship [MCFSS22\\220055], the University of York's ESRC Impact Acceleration Account [grant number ES/X00435X/1], an ESRC IAA Small Award and the Department of Politics and International Relations.", "For further information, please contact the project lead:", "\"Locally employed civilians, or Local Staff, are indispensable for military, humanitarian, development, or diplomatic missions. While their work remains largely invisible in reporting and research about international missions, in August 2021 the world suddenly became aware of the plight of Afghan interpreters, when chaotic scenes from Kabul airport, calls by veterans to evacuate their ‘brothers-in-arms’, and Taliban violence against these so-called ‘traitors’, were widely reported in the media." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/politics/research/peace-myanmar", "dept": "", "h1": "PATHWAYS TO PEACE IN MYANMAR: A YCCS-PEACE LAB PROJECT", "name": "PATHWAYS TO PEACE IN MYANMAR: A YCCS-PEACE LAB PROJECT", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Dr Claire Smith", "Dr Claire Smith Project", "Dr Petra Alderman" ], "np": 3, "dir": "Welcome to the Pathways to Peace in Myanmar Project.", "dir2": "For further information, please contact the project lead:", "allParas": [ "Welcome to the Pathways to Peace in Myanmar Project.", "For further information, please contact the project lead:", "Myanmar has been deadlocked in cycles of internal conflict since the February 2021 coup overthrew the nascent democracy. Most external actors, including the UK government, are struggling to find entry points to mitigate harm against civilians and prepare Myanmar for future peace talks. Meanwhile, powerful regional actors, and above all China and Russia, are playing a critical role, whether in brokering local ceasefires, or providing arms, but these do not take Myanmar towards a future democratic state. Our project focuses on mapping the current roles of the most important regional, international and domestic actors supporting conflict and peace. We map the main approaches towards peace, and the potential benefits and costs of each to Myanmar. We point towards what the UK could do differently in this turbulent time of geo-political reordering, to be more effective in its peacemaking efforts in the region. While committed to ASEAN's Five Point Consensus, the UK must rethink its approach if it seeks to gain traction for a negotiated and democratic peace settlement for Myanmar.", "Our project seeks to develop new ideas for finding pathways to peace in Myanmar. We do so via two main project activities. First, we have conducted a pilot research study. Second, we are engaging with policy makers in knowledge exchange activities, including seminars, workshops, presentations, and a recent podcast.", "The project team has also engaged in several presentations to policymakers, students, academics and practitioners:", "The presentations aimed to raise awareness on the current challenges to peace in Myanmar, and possible routes forwards. Based on our analysis, the team has raised two important questions with UK based policymakers: what is the scope for a new peace plan, and what can the UK’s role be in this future peace agenda?" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/politics/research/nuclear-weapons", "dept": "", "h1": "NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT AND THE TREATY ON THE PROHIBITION OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS PROJECT", "verdict": "不收", "why": "研究方向页，负责人正则命中为句子里的 chaired by New Zealand，实无组负责人", "name": "NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT AND THE TREATY ON THE PROHIBITION OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS PROJECT" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/politics/research/public-policy", "dept": "", "h1": "PUBLIC POLICY", "name": "PUBLIC POLICY", "verdict": "判不准", "why": "自述为组但未点负责人 (Research Cluster)", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "The Public Policy Research Cluster at the University of York brings together scholars examining how public policies are designed, implemented and changed across sectors, levels of government and institutional settings. Its distinctive strength lies in connecting rigorous theory-driven inquiry with empirical analysis of policy structures, processes, and outcomes.", "dir2": "Our research pays particular attention to regulation, state capacity and design, and the politics of public service delivery. Core themes include how expertise and evidence shape policy choices; how rules, incentives and organisational arrangements affect implementation; and how policies adapt under pressure from technological change, crises, social demands and global interdependence. Substantively, we work on issues such as the regulation of digital platforms, climate and energy policy, health and social care delivery, public finance and accountability, and experimentalist approaches to EU governance.", "allParas": [ "The Public Policy Research Cluster at the University of York brings together scholars examining how public policies are designed, implemented and changed across sectors, levels of government and institutional settings. Its distinctive strength lies in connecting rigorous theory-driven inquiry with empirical analysis of policy structures, processes, and outcomes.", "Our research pays particular attention to regulation, state capacity and design, and the politics of public service delivery. Core themes include how expertise and evidence shape policy choices; how rules, incentives and organisational arrangements affect implementation; and how policies adapt under pressure from technological change, crises, social demands and global interdependence. Substantively, we work on issues such as the regulation of digital platforms, climate and energy policy, health and social care delivery, public finance and accountability, and experimentalist approaches to EU governance.", "Methodologically diverse and policy-engaged, the cluster aims to generate research that advances theory while speaking directly to contemporary challenges faced by governments, regulators and citizens.", "Public Expenditure Planning and Control in Complex Times: A Study of Whitehall Departments’ Relationship to the Treasury (1993-Present)", "The Rise of the Chaotic State: Decline, Decadence and Failure in UK Government", "Re-evaluating Regulatory Capture: The Limits of Industry Influence in Pharmaceutical and Consumer Financial Regulation" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/politics/research/gender-politics-network", "dept": "", "h1": "GENDER AND POLITICS NETWORK", "name": "GENDER AND POLITICS NETWORK", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Dr Harriet Gray The", "Dr Saba Joshi This" ], "np": 2, "dir": "Many staff members in the Department of Politics and International Relations have research and teaching expertise in the field of gender, queer, sexuality, and feminist politics.", "dir2": "The Department of Politics and International Relations offers a taught MA in Gender and Politics (with two core modules Gendering Politics and Backlash & Co-optation). We also supervise PhD students whose research covers feminist, queer, gender and sexuality politics.", "allParas": [ "Many staff members in the Department of Politics and International Relations have research and teaching expertise in the field of gender, queer, sexuality, and feminist politics.", "The Department of Politics and International Relations offers a taught MA in Gender and Politics (with two core modules Gendering Politics and Backlash & Co-optation). We also supervise PhD students whose research covers feminist, queer, gender and sexuality politics.", "Department staff’s interests in gender, sexuality, queer and feminist issues cross-cut different subareas of Politics, including International Relations, Political Theory, Comparative Politics, Political Economy and British Politics, as the below overview shows.", "The project approaches the memorialisation of sexual violence across war and peace as a contested form of feminist politics. It focuses its analysis on six memorial projects located across the USA: three dedicated to peacetime sexual violence within the US, and three to the 'comfort women' of the Asia-Pacific War.", "This project brings insights from feminist theory to bear on representation, rethinking what it means to politically represent gender. Through analysis of a number of 'real-world' examples of the challenges of representing gender, including conscripted representation and far-right female leaders, it explores whether representation must always be a crystallising and exclusionary force, or whether it is possible to harness its creative powers for feminist ends.", "This project investigates how land acquisition for plantations, contract farming and mining projects have impacted upon gender relations in local smallholder communities in selected regions of Cambodia and India—key hotspots for large-scale land acquisitions in Asia. The research seeks to expose how gendered power operates in relation to access and control of land, capital, employment, and property rights in agrarian economies that are undergoing major transformations in land-use." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/politics/research/york-regulation-network", "dept": "", "h1": "YORK REGULATION NETWORK", "name": "YORK REGULATION NETWORK", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Dr Eva Heims Politics", "Dr Slobodan Tomic School", "Dr Kathryn Wright Law School" ], "np": 3, "dir": "The York Regulation Network (RegNet) brings together scholars and practitioners of regulation to open new horizons in regulatory governance through interdisciplinary collaboration.", "dir2": "Our members research public or private organisations that regulate past and present public life, administrative law, specific areas of policy, outcomes of government regulation, and related issues.", "allParas": [ "The York Regulation Network (RegNet) brings together scholars and practitioners of regulation to open new horizons in regulatory governance through interdisciplinary collaboration.", "Our members research public or private organisations that regulate past and present public life, administrative law, specific areas of policy, outcomes of government regulation, and related issues.", "Our aim is to foster collaboration across disciplines and the academic-practitioner divide to help meet the challenges facing regulatory governance in the 21st century.", "Environmental regulation and collaborative governance", "The governance of security; regulation of the private security industry", "History of insecticide use in Britain, Africa, and the Caribbean; the history of the social construction of risk; history of science policy" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/sociology/research/culture-values-practices", "dept": "", "h1": "CULTURE, VALUES AND PRACTICES", "name": "CULTURE, VALUES AND PRACTICES", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Dr Anna Strhan Reader" ], "np": 1, "dir": "Our research explores how specific cultural forms and values are made and lived in practice.", "dir2": "Approaching culture critically as a lived process that is always interwoven with politics, economy, and society, our research spans different cultural worlds and scales, and addresses how people engage in difference and shape social life through cultural practices.", "allParas": [ "Our research explores how specific cultural forms and values are made and lived in practice.", "Approaching culture critically as a lived process that is always interwoven with politics, economy, and society, our research spans different cultural worlds and scales, and addresses how people engage in difference and shape social life through cultural practices.", "Our expertise encompasses a range of topics, including media, digital, and popular cultures, social and cultural theory, cultural institutions and industries, knowledge production, religion and spirituality, race and ethnicity, social class, post/decoloniality, and belonging and place.", "We challenge and assess ongoing social and cultural changes, critically analysing transformations of citizenship and media, social inequalities and trends. Our research evaluates cultural participation, engagement and disengagement from local to international scales.", "Dr Asha AbeyasekeraMarriage and kinship; the everyday practices of intimacy and care; and the gendered impacts of global capitalism on women’s homemaking in contemporary South Asia. The gendered dimensions of urban poverty and precarity; the materiality and emotional dimensions of intimate relations and domestic violence; and the creative strategies women use to survive, resist, and flourish even as they claim ethical lives.", "Dr Eliran Bar-ElSocial Theory, Cultural Sociology, Sociology of Intellectual Interventions" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/sociology/research/gender-sexuality-inequalities", "dept": "", "h1": "GENDER, SEXUALITY AND INEQUALITIES", "name": "GENDER, SEXUALITY AND INEQUALITIES", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Dr Yener Bayramoglu Lecturer" ], "np": 1, "dir": "We have a distinguished history of groundbreaking international and interdisciplinary research on gender, sexuality and inequality.", "dir2": "Our research expertise spans a range of areas in relation to gender, sexuality and inequalities more broadly. This includes sexual citizenship and intimacy, human rights and the law, queer theory, feminisms and care.", "allParas": [ "We have a distinguished history of groundbreaking international and interdisciplinary research on gender, sexuality and inequality.", "Our research expertise spans a range of areas in relation to gender, sexuality and inequalities more broadly. This includes sexual citizenship and intimacy, human rights and the law, queer theory, feminisms and care.", "We continue to reshape the field through empirically robust and theoretically driven research that frequently draws on the co-production of knowledge. Our work engages with the sociological imagination in topics that include class, ethnicity, family, embodiment and everyday life practices across a range of international contexts.", "The department is also home to the world-renowned Centre for Women's Studies which boasts collaborations with colleagues in China, Japan, Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Sweden, Finland and South Africa.", "Dr Emily NichollsGender, femininities, identities particularly in relation to drinking and sobriety.", "Dr Clare JacksonConversation analysis applied to gender, childbirth." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/sociology/research/language-social-interaction", "dept": "", "h1": "LANGUAGE AND SOCIAL INTERACTION", "name": "LANGUAGE AND SOCIAL INTERACTION", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Dr Darren Reed Senior Lecturer" ], "np": 1, "dir": "We are internationally renowned for our research in language and communication.", "dir2": "We specialise in basic and applied conversation analysis, discourse analysis and the study of gesture in interaction.", "allParas": [ "We are internationally renowned for our research in language and communication.", "We specialise in basic and applied conversation analysis, discourse analysis and the study of gesture in interaction.", "Our longstanding national and international collaborations are strengthened through our work at the Centre for Advanced Studies in Language and Communication.", "Our research has considered language and interaction within:", "Sleep Paralysis, Mystical Experiences, Metaphysical and Paranormal Phenomena.", "Scientific knowledge production, Knowledge dissemination, Transformation of academic work, Research and academic practices." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/sociology/research/science-health-technology", "dept": "", "h1": "SCIENCE, HEALTH AND TECHNOLOGY", "name": "SCIENCE, HEALTH AND TECHNOLOGY", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Dr Amanda Rees Reader" ], "np": 1, "dir": "We have an international reputation for research within the fields of science and technology studies (STS), health and medicine and social care.", "dir2": "We attract considerable external funding for pioneering sociological and interdisciplinary studies into regenerative medicine, stem cell science, end of life care, addiction, gender and health, healthcare practices, anti-microbial resistance and architecture for health and social care.", "allParas": [ "We have an international reputation for research within the fields of science and technology studies (STS), health and medicine and social care.", "We attract considerable external funding for pioneering sociological and interdisciplinary studies into regenerative medicine, stem cell science, end of life care, addiction, gender and health, healthcare practices, anti-microbial resistance and architecture for health and social care.", "Our cluster boasts one of the biggest cohorts of STS scholars in the UK and we are host to the world-leading Science and Technology Studies Unit.", "Dr Christina BuseCare, dementia, embodiment, material culture.", "Dr Cynthia Meersohn SchmidtMidlife to later-life transitions, digital ageing, knowledge & power, social imaginaries of ageing, lifecourse inequalities.", "Sociology of health, Reproductive justice, Feminism and agency, Participatory feminist research." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/sociology/research/postdoc", "dept": "", "h1": "POSTDOC FELLOWSHIPS", "name": "POSTDOC FELLOWSHIPS", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Research Culture, Values and Practices Gender, Sexuality and Inequalities Language and Social Interaction Science, Health and Technology Postdoc opportunities University research themes Visiting researchers White Rose Social Sciences DTP", "dir2": "The Department is seeking outstanding post-doctoral candidates for the post-doctoral fellowship opportunities, including but not limited to the early-career schemes detailed below. If you are interested in applying for a post-doctoral fellowship with the Department of Sociology as host, please firstly ensure you have read and meet the eligibility criteria for your chosen scheme.", "allParas": [ "Research Culture, Values and Practices Gender, Sexuality and Inequalities Language and Social Interaction Science, Health and Technology Postdoc opportunities University research themes Visiting researchers White Rose Social Sciences DTP", "The Department is seeking outstanding post-doctoral candidates for the post-doctoral fellowship opportunities, including but not limited to the early-career schemes detailed below. If you are interested in applying for a post-doctoral fellowship with the Department of Sociology as host, please firstly ensure you have read and meet the eligibility criteria for your chosen scheme.", "You are then invited to submit the following documents to sociology-research-admin@york.ac.uk, using the email subject heading and your covering letter to indicate which scheme you wish to apply for:", "A suggested academic supervisor from the Department of Sociology", "For more information on what the University offers to help you prepare for applying for a Fellowship, see our Fellowships webpages.", "This scheme supports a postdoctoral fellowship for up to one year full time (or two years part-time) to give fellows the opportunity to prepare for a successful career in research either within or beyond academia." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/sociology/research/death-and-culture", "dept": "", "h1": "DEATH & CULTURE NETWORK", "name": "DEATH & CULTURE NETWORK", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Professor Ruth Penfold-" ], "np": 1, "dir": "Research Culture, Values and Practices Gender, Sexuality and Inequalities Language and Social Interaction Science, Health and Technology Postdoc opportunities University research themes Visiting researchers White Rose Social Sciences DTP", "dir2": "The Death and Culture Network based at the University of York seeks to explore and understand cultural responses to mortality. It focuses on the impact of death and the dead on culture, and the way in which they have shaped human behaviour, evidenced through thought, action, production and expression. The network is committed to promoting and producing an interdisciplinary study of mortality supported by evidence and framed by theoretical engagement.", "allParas": [ "Research Culture, Values and Practices Gender, Sexuality and Inequalities Language and Social Interaction Science, Health and Technology Postdoc opportunities University research themes Visiting researchers White Rose Social Sciences DTP", "The Death and Culture Network based at the University of York seeks to explore and understand cultural responses to mortality. It focuses on the impact of death and the dead on culture, and the way in which they have shaped human behaviour, evidenced through thought, action, production and expression. The network is committed to promoting and producing an interdisciplinary study of mortality supported by evidence and framed by theoretical engagement.", "You can learn about the creation and development of the Death and Culture Network (DaCNet) in Professor Ruth Penfold-Mounce’s episode of The Death Studies Podcast.", "DaCNet Steering Group member Ruth Penfold-Mounce has been appointed as President of Association for the Study of Death and Society (ASDS)", "The Death and Culture book series (Bristol University Press) provides an outlet for cross-disciplinary exploration of aspects of mortality. We welcome proposals for monographs and edited collections. Contributions from early career researchers are particularly welcome.", "Join an open, cross-institutional and interdisciplinary group for researchers working in this area." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/sociology/research/ethics-morality-values", "dept": "", "h1": "SOCIAL STUDIES OF ETHICS, MORALITY, AND VALUES NETWORK", "name": "SOCIAL STUDIES OF ETHICS, MORALITY, AND VALUES NETWORK", "verdict": "非组页", "why": "slug 非研究单元页", "emails": [ "abbotto1@cardiff.ac.uk" ], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "The Social Studies of Ethics, Morality, and Values Network draws together scholars across disciplines whose work is concerned with ethics, morality, and values.", "dir2": "In addition to traditional strongholds in philosophy, interest in ethics and morality (broadly construed) is growing across the social sciences. This includes growing literatures focusing specifically on ethics and morality, and also a wider body of research that pertains to these topics without being the primary focus of study (e.g. studies of personal lives, religion, AI, etc.).", "allParas": [ "The Social Studies of Ethics, Morality, and Values Network draws together scholars across disciplines whose work is concerned with ethics, morality, and values.", "In addition to traditional strongholds in philosophy, interest in ethics and morality (broadly construed) is growing across the social sciences. This includes growing literatures focusing specifically on ethics and morality, and also a wider body of research that pertains to these topics without being the primary focus of study (e.g. studies of personal lives, religion, AI, etc.).", "This international, interdisciplinary network provides a means to share publications, ideas, findings, and resources, as well as a means to get to know each other's work. The network shares news and publications via a mailing list, and organizes regular meetings.", "The network is jointly organized by the Department of Sociology at the University of York and the School of Social Sciences at the University of Cardiff.", "We host regular online meetings. If you would like to find out about upcoming network events, you can join our JISCmail mailing list, or contact Owen Abbott at abbotto1@cardiff.ac.uk or Anna Strhan at anna.strhan@york.ac.uk", "We are creating a bibliography of publications in this field. If you have recently published work that you would like to be listed in the bibliography, please add details to this form." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/crd/research/health-technology-assessment", "dept": "", "h1": "HEALTH TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT", "verdict": "判不准", "why": "CRD 内 Research Unit，无具名负责人", "name": "HEALTH TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/crd/research/methodological-development", "dept": "", "h1": "METHODOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT", "name": "METHODOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "We have a world-leading reputation for evidence synthesis and health technology assessment, underpinned by methodological development and knowledge mobilisation activity.", "dir2": "We have particular interest and expertise in statistical methods including network meta-analysis (NMA), population adjustment in indirect comparisons, Bayesian methods for information sharing, individual participant data (IPD) and diagnostic accuracy synthesis, risk prediction, simulation-based decision modelling, and survival analysis.", "allParas": [ "We have a world-leading reputation for evidence synthesis and health technology assessment, underpinned by methodological development and knowledge mobilisation activity.", "We have particular interest and expertise in statistical methods including network meta-analysis (NMA), population adjustment in indirect comparisons, Bayesian methods for information sharing, individual participant data (IPD) and diagnostic accuracy synthesis, risk prediction, simulation-based decision modelling, and survival analysis.", "We are involved in developing approaches to utilise trial data and information increasingly being released under open data and data sharing initiatives.", "Other areas of interest include developing statistical approaches to determine when to update a systematic review, methods of narrative synthesis and defining methods and approaches to “rapid evidence synthesis”. CRD staff are also active in producing methodological guidance, tools and reporting guidelines.", "Find out more about the range of methodologies that CRD develops and utlises in our research below.", "Individual Participant Data (IPD) reviews assemble study data sets. Access to this individual-level data enables more powerful and flexible analyses than are possible with aggregate or summary data." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/crd/research/knowledge-mobilisation", "dept": "", "h1": "KNOWLEDGE MOBILISATION", "name": "KNOWLEDGE MOBILISATION", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Active dissemination and knowledge transfer is integral to CRD research and we aim to communicate research findings in ways that maximise usefulness, uptake and use in practice.", "dir2": "Our approach to dissemination is based on the theoretical and empirical evidence relating to how different audiences become aware of, access, read and use research findings. Read more about this approach in CRD's Guidance for undertaking reviews in health care.", "allParas": [ "Active dissemination and knowledge transfer is integral to CRD research and we aim to communicate research findings in ways that maximise usefulness, uptake and use in practice.", "Our approach to dissemination is based on the theoretical and empirical evidence relating to how different audiences become aware of, access, read and use research findings. Read more about this approach in CRD's Guidance for undertaking reviews in health care.", "We develop, implement and evaluate methods to increase the uptake of research knowledge in practice and policy settings.", "We previously produced concise summaries of reliable research evidence about the effects of important interventions for practitioners and decision makers in the NHS and public health.", "Below you can access an archive of publications from our previous knowledge mobilisation activities." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/crd/research/child-health", "dept": "", "h1": "CHILD HEALTH", "verdict": "判不准", "why": "CRD 内研究主题，无具名负责人", "name": "CHILD HEALTH" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/crd/research/mental-health", "dept": "", "h1": "MENTAL HEALTH", "verdict": "判不准", "why": "CRD 内研究主题，无具名负责人", "name": "MENTAL HEALTH" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/crd/research/public-health", "dept": "", "h1": "PUBLIC HEALTH", "verdict": "判不准", "why": "CRD 内研究主题/单元，无具名负责人", "name": "PUBLIC HEALTH" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/crd/research/london-york-prp-evidence-reviews-facility", "dept": "", "h1": "POLICY RESEARCH PROGRAMME AND POLICY REVIEWS FACILITY", "name": "POLICY RESEARCH PROGRAMME AND POLICY REVIEWS FACILITY", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Supporting national policy development and evaluation", "dir2": "CRD collaborates with the EPPI-Centre (University College London) and the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine to provide the London-York Policy Research Programme Evidence Review Facility (PRF).", "allParas": [ "Supporting national policy development and evaluation", "CRD collaborates with the EPPI-Centre (University College London) and the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine to provide the London-York Policy Research Programme Evidence Review Facility (PRF).", "The Facility works with the NIHR Policy Research Programme, in partnership with the DHSC, to ensure that independent evidence supports the development and implementation of health policy through:", "Undertaking policy-relevant systematic reviews of health and social care research", "Developing capacity for undertaking and using reviews", "Producing new and improved methods for undertaking reviews" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/crd/research/pru-public-health", "dept": "", "h1": "PUBLIC HEALTH AND THE WIDER SOCIAL DETERMINANTS", "verdict": "判不准", "why": "CRD 内研究单元，无具名负责人", "name": "PUBLIC HEALTH AND THE WIDER SOCIAL DETERMINANTS" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/crd/research/york-technology-assessment-group", "dept": "", "h1": "YORK TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT GROUP", "name": "YORK TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT GROUP", "verdict": "组", "why": "人工裁决：页面自述为研究组/聚类，规模为一个导师团队", "emails": [], "persons": [ "Prof. Sofia Dias", "Prof. Claire Rothery" ], "np": 2, "dir": "The NIHR Technology Assessment Reviews (TAR) programme enables rapid commissioning of Health Technology Assessments (HTAs) to respond to the urgent needs of the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE).", "dir2": "The York Technology Assessment Group provides NICE with high-quality, independent research suited to decision-making to inform the NICE technology appraisal programme, NICE highly specialised technologies programme, the NICE HealthTech programme, and other NHS bodies. Our work directly supports NICE committees and ensures that national guidance and decisions about reimbursement are underpinned by rigorous and independent assessments of clinical effectiveness, safety and value for money, to improve outcomes for people using the NHS and other public health and social care services. Our multidisciplinary team brings together specialists in systematic review, statistics, health economics, decision modelling, information retrieval and epidemiology. The TAR programme at York is held jointly by CRD and the Centre for Health Economics (CHE), and is led by Prof. Sofia Dias (Director) and Prof. Claire Rothery (Deputy Director).", "allParas": [ "The NIHR Technology Assessment Reviews (TAR) programme enables rapid commissioning of Health Technology Assessments (HTAs) to respond to the urgent needs of the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE).", "The York Technology Assessment Group provides NICE with high-quality, independent research suited to decision-making to inform the NICE technology appraisal programme, NICE highly specialised technologies programme, the NICE HealthTech programme, and other NHS bodies. Our work directly supports NICE committees and ensures that national guidance and decisions about reimbursement are underpinned by rigorous and independent assessments of clinical effectiveness, safety and value for money, to improve outcomes for people using the NHS and other public health and social care services. Our multidisciplinary team brings together specialists in systematic review, statistics, health economics, decision modelling, information retrieval and epidemiology. The TAR programme at York is held jointly by CRD and the Centre for Health Economics (CHE), and is led by Prof. Sofia Dias (Director) and Prof. Claire Rothery (Deputy Director)." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/crd/research/york-evidence-synthesis-group", "dept": "", "h1": "YORK EVIDENCE SYNTHESIS GROUP", "verdict": "判不准", "why": "自述 research group 但页面无具名负责人、无成员名单", "name": "YORK EVIDENCE SYNTHESIS GROUP" }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/igdc/research/global-health-wellbeing", "dept": "", "h1": "GLOBAL HEALTH AND WELLBEING", "name": "GLOBAL HEALTH AND WELLBEING", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Poor health and high levels of illness reduce an individual’s ability to flourish and negatively affect multiple aspects of development.", "dir2": "Despite general global increases in life expectancy, considerable health inequalities persist between and within countries.", "allParas": [ "Poor health and high levels of illness reduce an individual’s ability to flourish and negatively affect multiple aspects of development.", "Despite general global increases in life expectancy, considerable health inequalities persist between and within countries.", "Economic status, race, gender, sexuality, disability and other markers of difference contribute to unequal health outcomes.", "Challenges such as reproductive health, infectious and non-communicable diseases, malnutrition, natural hazards and climate change disproportionately affect poor and marginalised groups.", "In the face of these global challenges, wellbeing requires more than an absence of disease and illness, occurring when people feel positive and are able to meet their full potential.", "We understand wellbeing to be a wide-ranging concept that is deployed from multiple disciplinary perspectives. At a minimum, it encompasses protection from abuse and neglect, participation in everyday life, and appreciation of personal dignity." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/igdc/research/sustainable-environments", "dept": "", "h1": "SUSTAINABLE ENVIRONMENTS", "name": "SUSTAINABLE ENVIRONMENTS", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "The natural environment underpins the success or otherwise of human societies and communities.", "dir2": "The environment provides opportunities such as land for settlement and natural resources and energy to support livelihoods. Yet it is also a source of risk.", "allParas": [ "The natural environment underpins the success or otherwise of human societies and communities.", "The environment provides opportunities such as land for settlement and natural resources and energy to support livelihoods. Yet it is also a source of risk.", "Environmental change is leading to an increase in the frequency and magnitude of high temperature and rainfall events in many regions of the world, and an increase in the intensity of tropical cyclones.", "The costs and benefits associated with resource extraction are too frequently inequitable and unsustainable, with consequences for people and the environment at multiple scales.", "Other anthropogenic pressures arise from population change, migration, and control over the land and sea for food and fisheries.", "Our research identifies the opportunities and challenges connected to natural environments, and considers how different people share the risks, benefits, costs and control over the outcomes that emerge from interactions between humans and the environment." ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/igdc/research/social-justice", "dept": "", "h1": "SOCIAL JUSTICE", "name": "SOCIAL JUSTICE", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "The challenges and practices of citizenship, of political, social and cultural belonging, and of individual and collective rights are at the heart of development.", "dir2": "An important strand of our research focuses on the ways in which individuals, communities and civil societies, at local, national and global scales, engage with development concerns and the challenges of building a fairer world.", "allParas": [ "The challenges and practices of citizenship, of political, social and cultural belonging, and of individual and collective rights are at the heart of development.", "An important strand of our research focuses on the ways in which individuals, communities and civil societies, at local, national and global scales, engage with development concerns and the challenges of building a fairer world.", "Our research ranges from the rights of people with mental health problems in the global South, to the rights of working children and young people, and community inputs into managing environmental risk.", "Delivering socially just and sustainable futures demands governance that is accountable, transparent, democratic and inclusive at all levels – global, regional, national, local and within cities and communities.", "Our research focuses on some of the challenges around governance, including resource limitations and state weaknesses, but also identifies new, innovative and experimental forms of governance, for example around natural resources. It also addresses the global governance of development and, in particular, Agenda 2030 and the Sustainable Development Goals, which will shape government targets, civil society activism and societal expectations for the next generation.", "Sustainable energy access in Mozambique: Socio-political factors in conflict-laden urban areas" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/womens-studies/research/journalofgenderstudies", "dept": "", "h1": "JOURNAL OF GENDER STUDIES", "name": "JOURNAL OF GENDER STUDIES", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Research Journal of Gender Studies Cultivate Journal Violence Elsewhere", "dir2": "The Centre for Women's Studies is pleased to now house the Journal of Gender Studies.", "allParas": [ "Research Journal of Gender Studies Cultivate Journal Violence Elsewhere", "The Centre for Women's Studies is pleased to now house the Journal of Gender Studies.", "The Journal of Gender Studies is an interdisciplinary, international, feminist, peer-reviewed journal. Established in 1991, the journal publishes articles on a wide range of subject areas, across Social, Natural and Health Sciences, the Arts, Humanities, Literature and Popular Culture.", "As a journal with a broad disciplinary readership we aim to publish papers accessible to this readership. The journal welcomes submissions from around the world.", "Find more information about the Journal of Gender Studies.", "Centre for Women's Studies University of York, York, YO10 5GD, UK Tel: work 01904 323234 | cws@york.ac.uk" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/womens-studies/research/cultivatejournal", "dept": "", "h1": "CULTIVATE", "name": "CULTIVATE", "verdict": "不收", "why": "方向叙述/主题页，无具名负责人", "emails": [], "persons": [], "np": 0, "dir": "Research Journal of Gender Studies Cultivate Journal Violence Elsewhere", "dir2": "The Centre for Women’s Studies is proud to host Cultivate, an annual, open-access journal run by our doctoral and post-doctoral researchers.", "allParas": [ "Research Journal of Gender Studies Cultivate Journal Violence Elsewhere", "The Centre for Women’s Studies is proud to host Cultivate, an annual, open-access journal run by our doctoral and post-doctoral researchers.", "The journal is postgraduate-led and interested in the practices, nuances and articulations of feminism. It is based in Europe but open to global submissions of all kinds of studies related to or about feminism. The journal accepts academic essays as well as cultural commentary and creative work. Both academics and non-academics are encouraged to submit material, in all mediums of art and critical thought, including but not limited to essays, photo essays, poetry, videos, podcasts.", "To find out more, please visit the Cultivate website.", "Centre for Women's Studies University of York, York, YO10 5GD, UK Tel: work 01904 323234 | cws@york.ac.uk" ] }, { "url": "york.ac.uk/womens-studies/research/violenceelsewhere", "dept": "", "h1": "\"VIOLENCE ELSEWHERE\":", "verdict": "判不准", "why": "自述 led by Dr Clare Bielby 的研究项目，项目 vs 组待裁", "name": "\"VIOLENCE ELSEWHERE\":" } ]