Does food insecurity lead to greater health inequalities in Oxfordshire?
Modelling the spatial relationship between food insecurity risk and health outcomes in Oxfordshire could save the NHS billions from the £30 billion it is expected...
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Modelling the spatial relationship between food insecurity risk and health outcomes in Oxfordshire could save the NHS billions from the £30 billion it is expected...
Keeping count of every passenger who enters and exits the UK is both a time and cost intensive task undertaken by the Office for National...
There is now little doubt that Machine Learning in combination with remote sensing will provide a step change in predictive skill for models of the...
By Tamara Garcia del Toro Water stress in the UK requires greater efficiency in water use. In the non-household sector, a water use dashboard can...
By Abigail Brake This project proposes a novel approach to analysing synthetic mobility data generated from an agent-based model. Project overview Part of our ongoing...
By Owen Hibbert The census provides an extensive snapshot of society, and it is utilised by the government and local authorities to inform policy and...
By Michael Baidu The effects of psychological threats resulting from hurricanes, earthquakes, tornadoes and mass shootings on the spending behaviour of consumers have been investigated...
By Alex Davie Omega-3 fatty acids (O3FAs) are known to have an anti-colorectal cancer (CRC) effect, although the mechanism(s) behind this anti-CRC activity are unclear....
In the United Kingdom, in order to support low income families access healthy food there are government issued ‘Healthy Start Vouchers’ available to low income...
Magnetic resonance angiography (MRA) is a medical method that takes detailed pictures of blood vessels in the body. These pictures help doctors see how blood...