CEPMLP projects
CEPMLP is undertaking a range of research projects to better understand the climate change-driven global transition from fossil fuels to a low-carbon energy system to which all have access.
Research projects
Research project
Exploring the interaction between legal frameworks, the legal system and new digital technologies.
University project
A series of comics based on judicial primers exploring the benefits and limitations of different forensic evidence types.
Public engagement project
Players who make up a jury that must review documents and audio and video evidence to reach a verdict on a murder case.
Public engagement project
A three year PhD project, assessing human variation in knuckle creases.
Public engagement project
An interactive graphic novel murder mystery, suitable for players aged 10+.
Public engagement project
The story of a crime scene investigation through the eyes of forensic scientists.
Public engagement project
This activity was part of the British Science Week 2019 pack of experiments for Secondary Schools.
Research project
Ecosystems to promote the community participation of older people: A rapid realist review
Research project
This project explored the social and health outcomes associated with younger and older peoples’ LGBT2QI+ love and relationship experiences using creative intergenerational storytelling.
Research project
Corporations, their activities, influence, incentive structures and business models are deeply implicated in inter-linked environmental, economic and social challenges with profound implications for human rights. This raises the question, through what international standards and mechanisms should corporate human rights impacts be addressed?