toolbox
Introducing the researcher toolbox – browser-based tools
As a researcher, I often need to perform simple tasks like converting files, checking text, or generating a simple QR code, that shouldn’t require opening bulky software
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maverick
Just Published: Exploring daily links between PTSD, cannabis use, and negative emotions in US veterans
We’ve published another study. I thought I’d share it here. This new study investigates how symptoms of PTSD, cannabis use, and negative emotions vary on a
Ancient History
A Mind Ready for War? Ancient and Modern - Call for Attendees: One‑day workshop - 17 July 2025 at King’s College London
How do we prepare minds for conflict? And how do those preparations ripple outwards, shaping the society that supports – or questions – military service? On Thursday 17 July 2025
Pokemon
Catching ’Em All on WhatNot: My Guide to Buying Pokémon Cards Like a Pro
Something a little different from me today. If you’re into collecting Pokémon cards (like me), you’ve probably heard of WhatNot, a live auction and shopping platform
Edinburgh Marathon 2025
Tips for running a marathon from a first timer - Edinburgh Marathon 2025
Taking on a marathon was, without exaggeration, one of the toughest challenges I’ve faced. I picked it precisely because it was beyond my comfort zone and I
VDN Study
New survey launched: Help us understand veterans’ digital needs
We’ve just launched a new survey — and we need your help. Digital technology is a huge part of everyday life. From booking a GP appointment to managing
Cycling
Cycling Guernsey - 2025
The goal for this trip was twofold: cycle around Guernsey and carve out time for a writing retreat. The cycling part was a clear success; the writing, however,
moral injury
Moral injury: A wound of conscience, not a clinical disorder
Moral injury, the inner turmoil arising from betraying one's own ethical code, is gaining traction in both military and civilian contexts, and research as well as
travel
Gibraltar 2024: My post-Christmas escape
After the Christmas rush, I was keen to find somewhere reasonably warm, affordable, and easy to reach. Gibraltar, often referred to simply as “Gib,” checked every box. Tucked
ai
Paving the Way for AI in the Armed Forces Charity Sector
We are pleased to announce the release of the Consensus Roadmap for the Use of AI in the Armed Forces Charity Sector. This roadmap, developed through a collaborative