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The image can take the form of:

• photograph
• drawing
• collage
• mixed-media artwork
• textiles
• digital creation
• infographic.

Your image must have a title and be accompanied by a 150-word description highlighting why the research matters and its impact on society.    

1. Aqsa Bano, “Green Edge AI: Measuring Carbon Emissions from Machine Learning Inference”, Mechanical, Electrical and Manufacturing Engineering
2. Clare Deal, “A Fresh Start for Transformative Thinking”, Social Sciences and Humanities
3. James Dranfield, “The Purdey Long Room and Archive Ledgers”, Social Sciences and Humanities
4. Bibi Duman, “Woven Histories”, Design and Creative Arts
5. Moeen Enami, “Sparks of Life”, Mechanical, Electrical and Manufacturing Engineering
6. Greeshma Giridhar, “From Waste to Worth: The Story of 3D Printed Concrete Crumbs”, Architecture, Building and Civil Engineering
7. Xi He, “Figure X. Governance and Policy Architecture of the UK Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 (DUAA)”, º£½ÇÊÓƵ London
8. Sheida Yazdan Joo, “Layers of Leicester”, Design and Creative Arts
9. Sai Kulkarni, “Seeing the Winds Better: Using Videos of Tree Motion for Urban Wind Analysis”, Social Sciences and Humanities
10. Hannah Leigh, “Hidden in Plain Sight”, Architecture, Building and Civil Engineering
11. Teniola Ogunmokun, “Platforms”, º£½ÇÊÓƵ London

When you register on the day, ask to be directed to the Image of Research display where you will place your work. You must be available to talk to colleagues about your image in the timetabled slot. There will be sets of post it notes and pens so that colleagues can add reflections around your image.  

During the event, delegates will have the opportunity to vote for their favourite image. Formal judging will also take place.

For further information, please contact lborosummershowcase@mailbox.lboro.ac.uk.