Using story telling, drama, costume, poetry, music and performance art as part of engineering lectures by Liz Willis

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Moral decisions, moral distress, and the psychological health of nurses by Martin E.H. Willis

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The Midlands Liver Research Alliance - A partnership to optimise obesity-related liver disease research: targeting areas of high incidence and underserved communities by James King, Guruprasad Aithal, Louisa Herring, Scott Willis, Dimitris Papamargaritis, Kerry Hully, Melanie Davies

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'Achieving Mastery': an evolved grounded theory of Lead Learners' views on feedback and assessment by Gary Standinger

“…As ‘savvy’ student agents, and in various novel ways, Lead Learners: challenged their teachers’ feedback; networked with their teachers’ and peers’; carried out Mastery research, made use of learning resources; and assessed how to respond to feedback (major processes) to develop their feedback literacy and, most importantly, create an understanding of what “Mastery” looked like. …”
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The audience as critic: a study of audience responses to popular theatre by Jennifer E. Pinchen

“…What is defined as 'mainstream' theatre is the basis of the research. The three major productions studied are A Day in the Death of Joe Egg by Peter Nichols, Bloody Poetry by Howard Brenton, and Blood Brothers by Willy Russell. …”
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