Prof Alison Eardley

Prof Alison Eardley


Doctoral ResearcherTitle of ThesisStatus
Miss Iris SirendiCripping the Collections: centring disability in museum narratives through inclusive co-created interpretation Active
Miss Claire DobbinReimagining interpretation through scent: An interdisciplinary examination of olfactorily led museum interpretation and its impact on engagement, memorability and cultural inclusionActive
Miss Tonya NorthSigning Sound: Deaf Gain within Inclusive Co-Create Audio Descriptions of Museum ExperiencesActive
Ms Jessica BealeExamining the impact of multisensory language on perception and imagination: how can botanic gardens use audio description to enhance access for blind and partially sighted visitors?Completed
Ms Inma Pedregosa SanchezEnhancing Access to the Matchday Experience: Considering the Role and Purpose of Audio Descriptive Football CommentaryCompleted
Mrs Natasha RamachandranA Mixed Method Approach to Post-Awakening Cortisol Research: Exploring Associations with Post-Awakening Melatonin, Primary Open-Angle Glaucoma and Experiences of ParticipationCompleted
Mrs Rachel HutchinsonMuseums for all: towards engaging, memorable museum experiences through inclusive audio description Completed
Miss Amy WoyUsing sensory cues to curate, study and support autobiographical remembering across the lifespanCompleted
Miss Zoe PounderAn exploration into aphantasia: the inability to form voluntary mental imageryCompleted