This project aims to build interdisciplinary capacity and inform future funding priorities in neurodiversity and autism research

Comprising a series of workshops to develop ideas at the intersection of scientific evidence, media reporting, and their influence on public policy and behaviour

Through four half-day workshops, this project will leverage Durham’s critical mass in the interplay of cognitive and cultural evolution.

This project aims to identify transformative ML and AI concepts that resonate across the sciences and humanities, forming the foundation for a multiyear research project

Building on BAME discussions of Durham’s Black history to contribute to decolonisation debates through research on institutions, archives, Black Students, and curricula

This project fosters dialogue between scholars on politics and everyday emotions, consolidating Durham’s expertise in ‘feeling political’ and building research capacity