May 2025 Fellows' update: Adam Groves
Adam Groves shared findings from his Churchill Fellowship on Korea’s deepfake crisis at the International Policing and Public Protection Research Institute (IPPPRI) 2025 conference.
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May 2025 Fellows' update: Leisa Nichols-Drew
Leisa Nichols-Drew (CF 2018) has seen her rounded knife research adopted by the Kent and Medway Violence Reduction Unit into their Standard Operating Procedure for the Pointless Campaign Safer Knife Replacement Scheme.
She also featured in a national media campaign this week, including an interview on Bauer Media’s Behind the Headlines podcast, where she discussed the research and its application to public safety. Her segment begins just after the 4-minute mark – listen here.
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