Projects
Collaborative activities across the University of Dundee including research, public engagement, and campus projects
Recently added projects can be found below
Projects
Public engagement project
Making Sense is a social innovation project enabling citizens to become active in capturing, sharing and making sense of data on the local environment, through the use of low-cost sensors and an open platform.
Public engagement project
The GROW Observatory is a citizens' observatory that will empower tens of thousands of growers across Europe with knowledge on sustainable practices and make a vital contribution to global environmental monitoring
Research project
The Centre for Remote Environments (CRE), previously known as Project Atlantis, was established by the late Brigadier David Nicholls and Prof Elaine Shemilt as a research and consultancy group concerned with environmental protection and education, and to provide environmental educational resources through digital media
Research project
WeObserve will build a sustainable ecosystem of citizens’ observatories and move environmental monitoring into the mainstream
Research project
SGHT aims to preserve the island’s natural and historical heritage for future generations
Research project
Forensic Art aids in the identification, apprehension or conviction of offenders and the location of victims or identification of unknown human remains.
Research project
We are working with partners across the justice space to understand the needs of the community in the use of statistics and probabilities for the interpretation, evaluation and presentation of evidence in the courts.
Research project
We are working in collaboration with Cambridge University and the Alan Alda Centre for science communication to develop new tools for the communication and understanding of statistics in forensic science
Research project
We study the emergence of new psychoactive substances on illicit drug markets and investigate the risks of emerging drug threats involving these and more traditional drugs of abuse.
Research project
Natural flood management (NFM) can help us adapt to climate change, reducing flood risk and conserving habitats, while sustaining farming livelihoods. We are testing this at Eddleston Water, within the Scottish Government’s research programme on the effectiveness of catchment-scale NFM measures.