💡 What do AI, virtual reality, football ownership and the rights of nature have in common?
They’re all part of the fascinating world of Doctoral Dialogues Series 5.
Produced by the University of Westminster Graduate School and hosted by our producer Jamie Adam, the series takes listeners beyond the research to explore the people and stories behind it.
🎧 Two episodes are out now - and there’s plenty more to come - open.spotify.com/show/033uKv…
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Can music help autistic young people find their flow?
Natalie Cairns-Ratter explores this question in the latest #MakingSENSS.
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NEW EPISODE OUT NOW! Discover the latest research from Westminster’s doctoral community
Can you spot AI-generated news? How do audiences interpret political bias?
Sangya Tyagi & Ayushi Chamoli explore AI, media literacy and audience perceptions in the latest #DoctoralDialogues
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"No, it was a violent assault on somebody."
Too often, violence and intimidation against retail staff get dismissed as simple "shoplifting" incidents and treating store theft as a victimless crime ignores the real abuse they face on the front lines.
🎧 Listen to the full episode with host Diana Beech, @EmmelineRTaylor, and Tijs Broeke to explore how research, policy, and targeted policing are coming together to protect frontline workers and tackle retail crime.
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How do businesses navigate digital change, and what drives innovation?
Timo Holtappels & Wei Wang explore digital transformation, China’s innovation ecosystem and the value of research communities in #DoctoralDialogues.
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Retail crime is not a victimless crime.
In the latest episode of A City That Works, City of London Police Authority Board Chair Tijs Broeke joins @dianajbeech and @EmmelineRTaylor to discuss the impact of retail crime and the work @CityPolice is doing to tackle it.
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When did retail crime become so dangerously normalised?
Theft, threats, abuse and violence against shop workers are not “just shoplifting”.
Episode 5 of A City That Works explores the true scale of retail crime - and what can be done to protect frontline workers.
🎧 Watch the episode here: youtu.be/4FI9KpD8rSg
🎙️ What happens when you look beyond the thesis?
Our Podcast of the Month is Doctoral Dialogues, produced by the University of Westminster Graduate School and hosted by our producer Jamie Adam.
Series 5 explores the people, experiences and ideas behind doctoral research - from AI and VR to healthcare, environmental law and research culture.
🎧 The first episodes are out now, with more released weekly - open.spotify.com/show/033uKv…
👉 Read our latest blog to discover the series: researchpodcasts.co.uk/podca…
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