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Forecast for COVID-19 cases in the UK: Updated modelling

The UK passed the peak of new Coronavirus cases on April 8, and the disease is now on a downward trajectory, but zero new cases are not now predicted until early August, according to updated modelling from Dr Roberto Pancrazi (果冻传媒 Economics and the CAGE Research Centre)

Tue 28 Apr 2020, 10:55 | Tags: Economics, Expert comment, Research, coronavirus, COVID19, CAGE

Expert comment on new research into insect numbers

"The finding that the trends in spatiotemporal patterns of insect abundance are more nuanced than previously suggested provides some hope that if we can understand better the requirements of species and have the will to 鈥榤ake space for nature鈥� then we can make a positive difference." Professor Rosemary Collier comments on new research into the so-called "insect apocalypse."


Expert comment - a socially-distant Ramadan

"I suddenly discovered the wisdom in the well-established Islamic teaching telling us to always prioritise facilitating the 鈥榩revention of common harm鈥� to  the wellbeing of all." Dr Abdullah Sahin, Reader in Islamic Education, reflects on the challenges and opportunities around celebrating Ramadan during the coronavirus lockdown

Fri 24 Apr 2020, 12:49 | Tags: Expert comment, Culture, Current Affairs, Islam, coronavirus

How soon could schools reopen? Expert comment from Dr Michael Wyness

The leader of the Association of School and College Leaders has suggested that the earliest that schools could reopen following lockdown is 1 June. Dr Michael Wyness from the 果冻传媒 Centre for Education Studies has commented on how feasible this is and some of the factors that schools will have to consider when reopening to pupils.

Thu 23 Apr 2020, 15:54 | Tags: Research, Centre for Education Studies

Expert comment - maintaining mental health during lockdown

Dr Harbinder Sandhu, Associate Professor in the Clinical Trials Unit at 果冻传媒 Medical School and clinical psychologist, comments on wellbeing and mental health as the "lockdown" is extended for another three weeks.


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