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GW4 Crucible Seed Projects

Participants of the GW4 Crucible leadership development programme are offered the opportunity to apply for funding of up to £5K to enable them to pursue collaborative projects that have emerged from the programme.

Proposals are favoured which are ambitious and bold and seek to generate innovative, multifaceted responses to global challenges. The project may include (but are not limited to) network building and co-production, collaborative working and stakeholder engagement, scoping studies, experimental data collection, prototype design, and trialling new methodological approaches. Proposals must reflect the theme of that year’s Crucible. We encourage both discrete projects and projects designed to act as a stepping stone to large-scale collaborations.

Past activities have included literature reviews and gap analysis, survey design and delivery, stakeholder identification, workshops and sandpits, lab and desk research, game or app design, and away-days and grant writing.


Explore our projects:

All communities are listed below in alphabetical order, and can be searched using key words or fund type.

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Moving through Motherhood
Crucible 2017
Overview
This project brings together multidisciplinary researchers, industry partners, designers and the public to co-create new resources to help women make informed choices about the role physical activity (PA) can play in their health and wellbeing during and after pregnancy.
Community lead

University of Bath: Peter Rouse, Oli Williams

University of Exeter: Richard Pulsford (Co-PI), Victoria Salmon (Co-PI), Lauren Rodgers, Rachel Jarvie

Awarded
September 2017
Rethinking Healthy Spaces: Evidence, Evaluation and Design
Crucible 2017
Overview
Building a sustainable, interdisciplinary GW4-based research network on the design of healthy spaces and, within this, the roles of evidence and evaluation.
Community lead

University of Bath: Oli Williams

University of Bristol: Victoria Bates (PI), Lucy Selman

Cardiff University: Des Fitzgerald, Hannah Pitt

Awarded
September 2017
University of Bath
University of Bristol
Cardiff University
University of Exeter