Hassan Ugail

I run a facility in the Department of Archaeological and Forensic Sciences called ‘From Land To Sea’. This is a geophysical prospection ‘laboratory’ that uses variety of tools to look at landscapes, archaeology and people, especially in environments where water is a crucial factor such as the coastline, wetlands and river corridors.The facility (and my job) is funded by the AHRC as part of the Research Infrastructure for Conservation and Heritage Science (RICHeS) programme.

Research By: Amos Iluromi Published 28 April 2026 Amos Iluromi, postgraduate researcher in Development Economics, describes the huge shift in communication and technology from his childhood to the present day in his home city of Lagos, and how it has changed the economic landscape of Nigeria and inspired his research interests. I still remember the scratchy, rhythmic screech of my family’s first dial-up modem in Lagos.

Medicines don't magically appear on shelves for purchasing or dispensing. Behind every tablet or injection is a complex system of NHS policies, procedures, pharmacy checks, and clinical decisions designed to keep patients safe. At the Medicines Optimisation Research Group (MORG) at the University of Bradford, we study how medicines are used in the real world, and how they can be used more safely and fairly.