Online research PechaKucha session 1

“PechaKucha is a storytelling format where a presenter shows 20 slides for 20 seconds of commentary each (6 minutes and 40 seconds total)”

The idea is to provide a quick but interesting overview of a research project so that the audience (of non-specialists) get a broad impression of the research, its importance, significance, research methods and knowledge insights.
These sessions are designed to aid the communication of research at the Cornwall campuses of the University of Exeter. There is so much going on in terms of excellent, interdisciplinary research in Cornwall, it’s difficult to keep up, yet essential if we want to build interdisciplinary research teams and teach our students about interdisciplinary research agendas.

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Introduction – 1-1.10

P1 – 1.10-1.25: Cornelia Guell Caribbean Foodscapes: Non-traditional interdisciplinary partnerships for understanding the past to enhance future healthy eating

5 min swap-over

P2 – 1.30-1.45: Jo Garrett BlueHealth: The links between blue spaces and human health and wellbeing

5 min swap-over

P3 – 1.50-2.05: Karyn Morrissey Smartline: Addressing Health and Wellbeing in homes and communities throughout everyday digital technology

5 min swap-over

P4 – 2.10-2.25: David Monciardini On the interplay between the legal system and business organizations

5 min swap over

P5 – 2.30-2.45: Oscar Fitch-Roy Offshore wind energy: building an industry

Closing discussion – 2.45-3.00

A second session will be held on Wednesday, 27 Jan, 1-3 pm.