Simona Capisani  is working with farmers and stakeholders in the North-East to improve soil sustainability by developing value-mapping tools that help policy makers plan effectively and working closely with subnational leadership in the State of California to develop action-oriented approaches to addressing synergies between biodiversity governance and climate governance and breaking down silos between issue areas and between academic research and policy contexts. This including engagement in international governance contexts such as the UN Convention on Biological Diversity Conference of the Parties. 

Christopher Cowie and Peter Vicker’s conceptual work on biosignatures is being used by NASA scientists to help them determine the presence (or not!) of extraterrestrial life.

Nonhlanhla Mkumbuzi’s FIFA-funded research focusses on promoting female athlete health and strengthening football health surveillance systems in low-resource settings. Additionally, for the Confederation of African Football (CAF), she leads research and player health educational activities in women’s and youth football.

Clare Mac Cumhaill is supporting A-level teachers and exam boards to diversify and enrich their curricula to include more women philosophers to improve attainment and motivation.

Katherine Puddifoot has made new recommendations in light of her research on the impact of the asylum system on mental health and memory