And the People's Choice winner with Ingrid Boedker, School of Psychology: Infant sleeping location and touch-mediated mother-infant outcomes: Liverpool Night-time Caregiving Project

Tied for 2nd place with Megan Wilson, Pharmacy & Biomolecular Sciences: Development of an intelligent framework for the detection of cardiovascular diseases and diabetes mellitus in fingernails using handheld spectroscopy techniques

We had joint judges' second place, with Isla Botting, School of Biological & Environmental Sciences: To Move or Knot to Move, understanding the overwintering movements of the islandica red knot

Our Carve Your PhD @ljmudoctoral.bsky.social winners are here! We were blown away by the creativity and carving skills demonstrated by our fantastic entrants! The judges' first choice was: Tom Hyatt, School of Arts & Creative Industries: Electromagnetic Art: A Portrait of James Clerk Maxwell

John - clusters - is a taxonomy of concepts regarding open science and reproducible scholarship. split into 7 key areas, with sub clusters forrt.org/clusters/ #ORW2025

John - snapshot of projects underway, which isn't everything #ORW2025 - see the website for a full list forrt.org

Nicole how AI is tranforming research #ORW2025

Georgina -

Alex - from this six voter types were identified #ORW205

Getting ready for our first session of Open Research Week 2025 #ORW2025 - British Social Attitudes and ‘Dividing Lines’: 40 years of open-access research with Alex Scholes natcen.ac.uk/people/alex-...

Well, this was a lovely surprise! Our team received a commendation for the work we do supporting open research across @ljmuofficial.bsky.social It was lovely to be recognised by our peers for something we are so passionate about!