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Agricultural robots
https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/research/agri-tech/agricultural-robots
Understand how researchers at the University of Plymouth are investigating autonomous harvesting.
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Robots will never replace teachers but can boost children’s education
https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/news/robots-will-never-replace-teachers-but-can-boost-childrens-education
A study led by the University of Plymouth's Professor Tony Belpaeme suggests robots can play an important role in the education of young people but will never fully replace teachers.
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Come Together – Lennon and McCartney transformed for 60th anniversary performance
The works of John Lennon and Paul McCartney have been reconfigured by Dr Alexis Kirke, a composer at the University of Plymouth, into a new performance that will be showcase to audiences at the Port Eliot Festival this summer
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Charities and medical experts call for all women to be offered 'royal standard' of pregnancy sickness treatment
PhD student Caitlin Dean leading conference to explore latest research and treatment for severe pregnancy sickness HG - saying it should be offered to all women
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Brighter lights, bigger sounds - how Illuminate is growing towards Mayflower 400
A University academic is helping to bring families a dazzling weekend of light. Professor Chris Bennewith, Head of the University’s School of Art, Design and Architecture is a member of the steering group for Illuminate – a light festival for Plymouth.
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Soup event hopes to serve up success for digital entrepreneurs
https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/news/soup-event-hopes-to-serve-up-success-for-digital-entrepreneurs
Plymouth University news: Digital entrepreneurs wanting to take their ideas to the next level are being sought for the next Soup event organised by GAIN at Plymouth University
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Study shows that people switch their morality in the heat of the moment
University of Plymouth news: Virtual reality technology could show how a person would really behave in a morally difficult situation – despite what he or she might claim on paper, according to new research.
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Surveys
Surveys can be useful for gathering a large amount of information in a relatively short amount of time, especially if they are self-administered.
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Professor Kayleigh Wyles - Professor of Environmental Psychology
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Professor Mark Tarrant - Professor of Psychology
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