The The Open University Quarterly Review of Research just went live with updates on our Open Societal Challenges, Open Research and research outputs from across our faculties, nations and PGRs #OUResearch
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There's still time to sign up for the The Open University Professor Olga Jurasz Professor Olga Jurasz inaugural lecture on: 'Violence, women and the law: an unfinished story' on 9 May. One aspect is online violence which is also an Open Societal Challenge research.open.ac.uk/events/violenc… #OUResearch

Why did the scientist remove their doorbell?

They wanted to win the no-bell prize.

Professor Lindsay O'Dell Lindsay O'Dell from The Open University is speaking at this event today and bringing to the table the OU's particular strength in supporting disabled PGR students, which the OU has researched and is using to inform internal processes #OUResearch

How does our brain influence what we eat and how can we make healthier choices without dieting?  Jitka Vseteckova @seos100 @Sunlo100 OU Health, Wellbeing & Social Care OU Wellbeing, Education & Language Studies OU Education, Childhood, Youth & Sport School of LHCS, The Open University OU in Scotland OU eSTEeM OU Arts & Social Sciences The Open University @OpenUNiCareers catherine pestano Lyndsey Simpson

Make sure to watch Pompeii: The New Dig, which is due to be broadcast on BBC 2 on Monday.
Read about how The Open University academics have been researching Pompeii for several years and what they have found research.open.ac.uk/news/new-resea… #OUResearch

📣 We're pioneering a new approach to research by asking businesses in Milton Keynes to determine future challenges we can tackle, using data and technology.  📣

The deadline for the competition is 15th May, so spread the word!

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So inspiring!

This is really interesting research by an The Open University PGR. It aligns well with the Sustainability theme in Open Societal Challenges research.open.ac.uk/faculties-them… #OUResearch

How can objects in museum collections in the Scottish city of Perth help us tell new stories about the relationship between humans and polar bears?
Find out in our latest blog 👇
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Today's funding announcement from UK Space Agency includes two projects in which The Open University researchers are involved which amount to almost £2M and will enable better imaging of space research.open.ac.uk/news/ou-resear… #OUResearch

I find the idea of life on other planets so inspiring. Researchers The Open University have been awarded £2M to develop detectors for the next generation of ultraviolet (UV) space telescopes to continue the search for life on other planets research.open.ac.uk/news/ou-awarde…… #OUResearch

bbc.co.uk/ideas/videos/a… Rose Capdevila #OUtalks The Open University

feministvoices.com/exhibits/lasti… Rose Capdevila #OUtalks The Open University

[my paraphrasing] We built a consciously supportive feminist academic space (POWES) but this led some people to question whether the nice-ness undermined our academic credibility. Are we too nice to be smart? Rose Capdevila #OUtalks The Open University

My The Open University colleague Rose Capdevila's inaugural lecture on feminist psychology and the gendering of power can be viewed 'live' here: youtube.com/watch?v=1EaKZi…

Really interesting concept

I love that all Rose’s slides so far have featured yarn and textiles crafts #OUtalks The Open University

Prof. Rose Capdevila beginning her inaugural lecture on feminist psychology, gender and power OU_Psychology&Counselling The Open University # OUtalks

“In my work, gender and power have always been connected and I’ve never been able to sense-make when I tried to hold these ideas separate” Rose Capdevila #OUtalks The Open University