Large grants awarded

Here’s a portfolio giving details of the projects who have received funding from us in our large grants programme.

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Edward Seaman 15/08/2023 Edward Seaman 15/08/2023

Nottingham Trent University

Development and validation of sleep-related driving risk prediction tools

The SleepiEST project will address a critical gap in fatigue risk management by developing new and improved, publicly available on-line fatigue management tools.

Edward Seaman 11/07/2023 Edward Seaman 11/07/2023

Loughborough University, Transport Safety Research Group

Self-administered caffeine-nap intervention for driver sleepiness: efficacy for obstructive sleep apnoea patients

This project evaluates the efficacy of a "caffeine-nap" as a countermeasure to driver sleepiness for obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA) patients.

Lynne Dickens 06/06/2023 Lynne Dickens 06/06/2023

University of East Anglia

INDICATE (Introduction of an oNline cognitive battery for fitness to Drive In mild Cognitive impAirmenT and dEmentia)

This project, carried out in partnership with Driving Mobility, aims to develop a feasible and reliable online battery of cognitive tests for people with MCI/dementia to determine their fitness to drive and incident/collision risks.

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