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15 February 2019
King's Collaborative Scheme for Early Career Researchers showcase, Creative Impacts, highlights research projects
More than 150 people attended the launch of the King's Collaborative Scheme for Early Career Researchers showcase, Creative Impacts, on Tuesday, where the winning research project was announced.
Executive Director for Culture, Munira Mirza attended the launch and announced the winning project as Belief Kill, Belief Cure, which addresses mental healthcare inequalities for the black community in Southwark and Lambeth. The project was led by Dr Louisa Codjoe from the Department of Health Service & Population Research in the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience, who won a £500 prize towards her future research.
Representatives from faith communities and the NHS also attended a round table event about the project on Thursday, after viewing the showcase.
The programme supports PhD students and researchers in establishing relationships with cultural sector or technology industry partners, helping address a challenge many PhD students and Early Career Researchers face: how can they make their research have an impact beyond academia.
Other projects showcased at the event were:
Find out more about the Creative Impacts projects here
An exhibition and events programme showcasing work by artists in residence at the Centre for Philosophy and the Visual Arts at...