
Dr Anita Lavorgna
To App or Not to App? Understanding Public Resistance in Using COVID-19 Digital Contact Tracing
Since 2014 we have helped fund over 45 small research projects from across the University, leading to a varied range of research collaborations and engagement with non-academic partners.
The Fund aims to stimulate and pump-prime interdisciplinary research activity across Faculties that will ultimately lead to collaborations and the development of full research grant or contracts proposals with non-academic partners.
You can find out more about these projects and the staff involved below.
To App or Not to App? Understanding Public Resistance in Using COVID-19 Digital Contact Tracing
Monitoring, Analysing and Measuring the Impact of Propaganda and Hostile Narratives Online
Analytical Reasoning and Fraud Susceptibility: Examining the Moderating Roles of Stress, Learning, and Expertise
Technology Facilitated Remote Practice in Multi-agency Service Delivery: Domestic Abuse Support in a Post Pandemic World
Free Labour and the Sustainability of Open Source Software in Digital Infrastructure
Video Game Photography: An Examination of Reflective Gameplay
Integrating AI into Digital healthcare Applications: Capturing and Utilizing Emotional Data to Create and Efficient and Supportive IVF Treatment Environment.
CITISCAPE: CITIzen SCience Approach to imProving the urban built Environment
The Inter-connections between Artificial Intelligence, National and International Security
Making Smart Fair: Investigating Bias in Data-Centric Infrastructure Delivery
An Interdisciplinary Study of Digital Inclusion: Using Social Media Analytics to Challenge Online Epistemic Domination and Amplify Marginal Voices
Better Hearing Healthier Aging; Use of Machine Learning for Early Detection of Cochlear Implants Underperformance
Modelling Data Workflows to Understand Delivery of Data Reslilience
Identifying On-Line Fraud: The Case of Fake Websites
Promotion of Harmful Alternative Cancer Treatments on Twitter: Network and Content Characteristics
An Investigation into the Ethics of Mixed Reality Games and Experiences
Making a Web of Arts
Migration and Nationhood on Twitter
Enabling Digital Fieldwork in Third Sector Organisations through Data Protection Research Exemptions
PEDASI IoT Observatory – Delivering Data Driven Services
The Global Black Atlantic as Sonic Social Machine: Past, Present and Future
The Impact of Social Media on Democratic Elections and Public Votes
Web-based Optimisation Tools for Collaborative Planning in Freight Distribution
Intelligence Mobile Blockchain-based Fraudulent and Risky Behaviour Prediction for Personal Financial Applications
Traffic Lights: Harnessing Distributed Control Intelligence
Exploring the Future of Work: The Effects of Distributed Work on Social Capital and Innovation
Digital Workplace for Innovation and Participation (DigiWIP)
Enhancing Long-Term Engagement & Research Collaboration with the ‘giant of the digital economy’
Intervention Mechanism for Detecting Supporting of Asthma Sufferers
The Business-to-Business Sharing Economy: Is there a case for policy intervention?
Analysing Dietary Patterns, Preferences and Knowledge using Social Media.
Individual and Network Trust in Remote Monitoring Systems
The Geospatial Observatory
Digital Reconfiguration in the Retail Sector
Capacity Building to Enable Longitudinal Studies of Online Citizen Participation Systems
Smart Rural Areas: Communities, communication and Safe spaces in South Africa
Observing and Recommending from a Social Web with Biases
The MOOC Observatory Dashboard: Management, Analysis and Visualisation of MOOC data
Ethics and Law in Web Observatories
Digital Police Officer: Linguistic Analysis to Identify Cybercriminals
CLEAR: Comparing Learning Event and Actual Resuscitation data. A Web Observatory for resuscitation data
Measuring Financial Sentiment in Social Media
Dissemination and 3D Visualisation of Hampshire Aerial Data
Participation and Responsible Innovation for Co-Design for Exchange (PRICE)
Massive Open Online Annotation Framework
The Quantified Self and Clinical Decision Making
Obesity and Health over Social Networks