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Power & Politics in the Neoliberal University: A Dialogic Discussion
This CBiS seminar will revolve around the political economy of neoliberalism in higher education.
Disability Sport Conference 2024
An international, inter-disciplinary conference aimed at anyone with an interest in using sport for people with disabilities as a tool for health, inclusion, peace and development.
Football and Blockchain Sponsorships
This CBiS event will discuss the growing trend of cryptocurrency companies sponsoring sport, with a focus on Crypto.com and the 2022 FIFA Men's World Cup.
Don't Dis my Ability: Marginalised voices from sport
This CBiS event will discuss the outcomes of a recently completed Heritage Lottery Fund pilot project.
Democratisation of Luxury: Current State and Future Directions
This CBiS event will discuss aspects related to luxury consumption
Unlocking the Potential – Exploring Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) and the Metaverse
We invite early career researchers to submit abstracts for participation in an exciting academic workshop that delves into the world of blockchain technology, Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs), and the emerging Metaverse.
Engaging Ethnic Minorities with Retirement Planning
This CBiS seminar will discuss what can be done to engage minorities with retirement planning.
A Tax-Shaped Retail Landscape
This CBiS event will discuss the impact that uniform "one-size-fits-all" tax policies have on shaping the retail landscape.
AI-enabled open innovation: How partner trustworthiness mitigates knowledge hiding between organisations
This seminar explores how rivals’ absorptive capacity influences AI capability development, mediated by open innovation, while considering the impact of interorganisational knowledge hiding.
Digital Vigilance: Harnessing Big Data for Enhanced Fraud Prevention Education in E-Retail
This CBiS event will discuss the utilisation of big data in e-retail, to harness insights and foster a continuous educational approach to fraud prevention.
Risk taking and decision making across domains: A review of Yaniv Hanoch's research
This CBiS event will review my different strand of research related to risk and decision making.
Bi-objective Stochastic Programming: Solution Method Discussion
In this seminar, Ilias will discuss the significant research progress made regarding bi-objective stochastic programming during his visit to the CBiS centre.
A New Canteen Culture? Reimagining Public Eating for Sustenance, Socialising and Sustainability
This CBiS event will look back to historical precedents and ahead to the future of food, this seminar explores the benefits of reimagining public canteens in the UK.
Your money, your life: Experiences of young people’s borrowing
At this seminar, we will share young people’s (aged 18-24) personal experiences of borrowing and their use of unsecured credit.
Towards facilitated optimisation: A case study in mental health service provision
This CBiS seminar presents a study for the evaluation and redesign of a Primary Care Mental Health (PCMH) service located in Kent, UK.
A Virtual Book Launch: Risk Management and Public Service Reform
Critical discussions with the panel members around the social risks associated with public service reform in the UK.
Enhancing Financial Wellbeing Mini Fair: Festival of Social Science
The Mini Fair will provide information for local people on various issues, tools, techniques, and resources that can be used to improve how they manage their financial well-being on a day-to-day basis.
Exploring the Transition from Techno-Centric Industry 4.0 Towards Value-Centric Industry 5.0
The seminar will explore the transition from techno-centric industry 4.0 towards value-centric industry 5.0.
Ethics in AI and Surveillance Research
This CBiS seminar focuses on fundamental principles of integrity and ethics in using AI in research and surveillance.
Tackling loneliness and social isolation: exploring the impact of the Chatty Café Scheme
This CBiS seminar will discuss the findings from the research exploring the views of beneficiaries, volunteers and the wider general public to consider the potential impact the scheme has on society.
