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Market forces, competing pharmas and now consumer preferences – Covid-19 vaccination increasingly is behaving as a market

Market forces, competing pharmas and now consumer preferences – Covid-19 vaccination increasingly is behaving as a market

Tomas Allum 01.31.2021 Comments Off on Market forces, competing pharmas and now consumer preferences – Covid-19 vaccination increasingly is behaving as a market

By Professor Lyndon Simkin

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Recovering and revitalising education for the Covid-19 generation

Recovering and revitalising education for the Covid-19 generation

Tomas Allum 01.25.2021 Comments Off on Recovering and revitalising education for the Covid-19 generation

By Dr Alun DeWinter

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“Building Back Better? Creative Freelancers and Learning from the Covid-19 Experience”

“Building Back Better? Creative Freelancers and Learning from the Covid-19 Experience”

Tomas Allum 01.07.2021 Comments Off on “Building Back Better? Creative Freelancers and Learning from the Covid-19 Experience”

By Professor Nick Henry

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Should we sanitise our Lego? And other COVID-19 related research questions…

Should we sanitise our Lego? And other COVID-19 related research questions…

Tomas Allum 11.09.2020 Comments Off on Should we sanitise our Lego? And other COVID-19 related research questions…

By Professor Sally Dibb, Dr Hussan Aslam and Dr Lindsey Appleyard

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I can’t save because…

I can’t save because…

Tomas Allum 11.03.2020 Comments Off on I can’t save because…

By Helen Roby and Alessandro Merendino

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Reflections from a Keynote Speaker – To zoom or not to zoom?

Reflections from a Keynote Speaker – To zoom or not to zoom?

Tomas Allum 10.30.2020 Comments Off on Reflections from a Keynote Speaker – To zoom or not to zoom?

By Professor Duncan Lawson

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Lights, Camera, (Government) Action! A Modern History of Creative Industrial Policy in Britain

Lights, Camera, (Government) Action! A Modern History of Creative Industrial Policy in Britain

Tomas Allum 10.29.2020 Comments Off on Lights, Camera, (Government) Action! A Modern History of Creative Industrial Policy in Britain

By Dr James Silverwood and Dr Kiev Ariza

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Where the UK government is going wrong in its coronavirus messaging, according to a marketing expert

Where the UK government is going wrong in its coronavirus messaging, according to a marketing expert

Tomas Allum 10.02.2020 Comments Off on Where the UK government is going wrong in its coronavirus messaging, according to a marketing expert

By Professor Sally Dibb
Published in The Conversation

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What next for café culture? The future of coffee shops and coffee consumption in the era of Covid-19

What next for café culture? The future of coffee shops and coffee consumption in the era of Covid-19

Tomas Allum 09.07.2020 Comments Off on What next for café culture? The future of coffee shops and coffee consumption in the era of Covid-19

By Dr Jennifer Ferreira and Dr Carlos Ferreira

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Manufacturers, policy makers or consumers: Who is driving the demand for autonomous, connected, electric and shared (ACES) transport and mobility?

Manufacturers, policy makers or consumers: Who is driving the demand for autonomous, connected, electric and shared (ACES) transport and mobility?

Tomas Allum 09.03.2020 Comments Off on Manufacturers, policy makers or consumers: Who is driving the demand for autonomous, connected, electric and shared (ACES) transport and mobility?

By Professor Stewart Birrell

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