Project overview
VisionOur vision is to improve the impact, effectiveness and relevance of blast injury and protection research to address the global challenges of explosive violence, landmines and explosive remnants of war.
AimsOur research aims to build a novel evidence-base surrounding blast injury and protection research and develop global networks to facilitate effective trans-disciplinary collaborations. To achieve this, we are:Mapping Global Research Investment into Blast Injury ResearchUndertaking Scientific Reviews of Blast Injury ResearchOrganising International Workshops & Forums
Taking an applied multidisciplinary approach, we are establishing a unique evidence-base that can be utilised to inform future research methodologies and investment to improve protection and health outcomes. In addition to research, the IBRN facilitates ongoing research cooperation between the fields of engineering and medicine and promotes wider collaboration between academia, industry, clinicians, defence and humanitarian organisations.
AimsOur research aims to build a novel evidence-base surrounding blast injury and protection research and develop global networks to facilitate effective trans-disciplinary collaborations. To achieve this, we are:Mapping Global Research Investment into Blast Injury ResearchUndertaking Scientific Reviews of Blast Injury ResearchOrganising International Workshops & Forums
Taking an applied multidisciplinary approach, we are establishing a unique evidence-base that can be utilised to inform future research methodologies and investment to improve protection and health outcomes. In addition to research, the IBRN facilitates ongoing research cooperation between the fields of engineering and medicine and promotes wider collaboration between academia, industry, clinicians, defence and humanitarian organisations.
Staff
Lead researcher
Collaborating research institutes, centres and groups
Research outputs
Beth Stuart,
Debora Joseph-Pietras,
Marina Johnson,
Nicola Campbell,
Adam Kelly,
Danielle Jeffrey,
Anna H Turaj,
Kate Rolfvondenbaumen,
Celine Galloway,
Thomas Wynn,
Adam R. Coleman,
Benjamin Ward,
Helen Coleman,
Carina Mundy,
Andrew T. Bates,
Diana Ayres,
Robert Lown,
Janlyn Falconer,
Oliver Brake,
James Batchelor,
Victoria Willimott,
Anna Bowzyk Al-Naeeb,
Lisa Robinson,
Ann O'Callaghan,
Graham P Collins,
Tobias Menne,
Christopher P Fox,
Matthew Ahearne,
& David Goldblatt
, 2022
, Nature cancer
, 3 (5) , 552--564
Type: article
& Genevieve Langdon
, 2021
, Medical Engineering & Physics
, 93 , 83--92
Type: article
, 2020
, BMJ Military Health
, 1--6
Type: article
, 2019
Type: conference
Examining the state of research: Defining the challenges and opportunities for blast injury research
& Genevieve Langdon
, 2019
Type: report