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Join us at the Royal Society where our work "Discover Values: Smashing Stereotypes?" will show how the divisions between groups can be bridged by their shared values.

We were at the Royal Society Summer Science exhibition in 2022 to show our work on the ocean and the organisms that live and travel in it.

The Human Rights Local project seeks to identify opportunities to make human rights locally relevant.

The Ethics of Powerlessness is an interdisciplinary research project of philosophers at the University of Essex. The project started in July 2015.

Located in the School of Philosophy and Art History, and funded by a Research Leadership Award from the Leverhule Trust, the aim of the project is to develop a comprehensive understanding of the different forms of competition and competitiveness and …

The continuing legacy of the Italian earthquake of 1980

Discover this research project, funded by the British Academy Writing Workshops scheme, designed to improve the visibility of linguistics research in Africa, and led by a team of researchers from institutions across the globe.

Health messaging is important to raise public awareness and to promote positive decision making with regard to behaviours such as taking up vaccines, invitations to screening for cervix, breast or colorectal cancer, and to shape responses to serious …

This project aims to create large datasets of medical images and captions, which can be used to train artificial intelligence to identify medical issues on scans (i.e. cancer in radiology images).

The Essex Autonomy Project is a research and knowledge-exchange initiative funded by the Wellcome Trust (January 2017- January 2022).