New Research Map projects

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The Research Map plots details of relevant ongoing policing related research at Masters level and above. It is intended to increase opportunities for collaboration, and to enable forces to engage directly with researchers working on topics of interest to them. Summaries of relevant randomised control trials (ongoing and completed) are also available on the map.

Researchers are invited to share summaries of their ongoing research.  These summaries can be changed should research projects alter throughout the duration of the project.  When projects are completed, contributors are invited to share final research reports with the National Police Library and the project summaries are removed from the Research Map.  Details of completed projects remain accessible via our Completed Research page.  

​Title​Research institution​Level
Updated October 2018​ ​ ​
​The role of religious narratives in use in the radicalisation of British muslims​University of BradfordPhD​
​Innovators and innovations in preventing mobile phone use while driving: Sharing and improving practice​University of Keele​​Professional/work-based
​The socio-legal construction of organised crime in Romania​University of EssexPhD​
​Randomised controlled trial of post-incident trauma processing techniques with new police recruits​University of Cambridge​Professional/work-based
​Trauma resilience in UK policing: Self-directed neuroplasticity training​University of Cambridge​Professional/work-based
​Trauma resilience in UK policing: Atypical trauma exposure​University of CambridgeProfessional/work-based
​Trauma management in UK policing survey​University of Cambridge​Professional/work-based
​British Academy Grant: Digital forensics in UK policing - an ethnographic investigation of a rapidly-developing forensic domain​University of Exeter​Professional/work-based
​An examination of the processes of exploitation within organised crime groups (OCG's)​Liverpool John Moore's University​Professional/work-based
​Lifting the veil on beneficial ownership: The challenges facing the United Kingdom in effectively implementing the European Union 4th anti-money laundering directive​University of PortsmouthMasters​
ESRC funded Impact Acceleration Account Knowledge Exchange Fellowship​University of Exeter​Professional/work-based