Dr Dieu Hack-Polay and Dr. Mahfuzur Rahman from the Lincoln International Business School have recently published their paper ‘Gender and Leadership in Public Higher Education in South Asia: Examining the Individual, Socio-cultural and Organizational Barriers to Female Inclusion’ in the Studies in Higher Education (ABS 3*).
Research that will produce a ‘toolkit’ to help rural pub owners diversify their income through the provision of co-working spaces has begun, thanks to funding from the National Innovation Centre for Rural Enterprise (NICRE).
Major changes in the spinal columns of mammals have been shaped by their highly variable numbers of vertebrae, according to new evidence from a team of international scientists.
Wonkhe this week featured an article by Dr. Agnieszka Rydzik (LIBS) and Chavan Kissoon (School of Education).
We are pleased to announce Dr Nadia Gulko, Associate Professor of Accounting, has joined the Editorial Board of a 2*CABS Journal of Accounting Education (Elsevier).
Dr. Mahfuzur Rahman, Associate Professor of Sustainability and Innovation from the Lincoln International Business School was invited as a Panellist at the Commonwealth Connect 2023 event on the 6th of February 2023. Dr. Rahman’s talk was entitled ‘What more can be done to galvanise the entrepreneurial sector towards sustainable economic development?’.
Dr Andrea Caputo from Lincoln International Business School has recently been appointed as the Editor-in-Chief for the journal Strategic Change, published by Wiley, and ranked 2 in the ABS list.
A huge thank you to everyone who volunteered as a participant for my MSc psychology study – “Investigating Factors Leading to Emotion Positivity in Older Adults’! As promised, for every participant that had signed up to partake in my research study last November (2022), I pledged to personally donate £3 per participant to Age UK Charity.
My name is Luke Argyle, I am recruiting participants for my research investigating the effects of a range of animal-assisted intervention types for my PhD.
Currently, I am looking for participants within the age range of 60 and above.
The Community and Health Research Unit (CaHRU) research seminar this month will be given by Professor Niro Siriwardena and is titled ‘Reaching the Parts Other Surveys Don’t Reach’ – Mixed Methods Surveys and Their Application.
