Written Evidence

  1. Marston, H.R., van Hoof, J., Dikken, J., & Pavlovski, D. (2024). Written Evidence [TGB0036]. Published 5 November 2024 by Built Environment Committee – The Grey Belt. Available at https://committees.parliament.uk/writtenevidence/130958/pdf/. 
  2. Nuffield Council on Bioethics. (2023). The future of ageing: ethical considerations for research and innovation. Published 25.04.23. [evidence submission & research projects cited]
  3. Age-friendly World, World Health Organization (2022). Cardiff. Icon booklets – created via the Adjust Tech, Accessible Technology (ATAT) project.
  4. Research contribution & engagement (Steering group member): Policy Connect publish the ‘Smarter Homes For Independent Living’, 28th April 2022.
  5. Age-friendly World, World Health Organization (2021). The Hague. 10 Questions concerning age-friendly cities and communities and the built environment published. Available here
  6. Marston, H.R., Morgan, D.J., Wilson-Menzfeld, G., & Turner, R.S. (2021). Written Evidence [RRE0021]. Published 22nd November 2021 by the Science and Technology Committee. Available at https://committees.parliament.uk/writtenevidence/39616/html/
  7. Written Evidence. Turner, R.S., Harrison, R., Gavin, R., & Marston, H.R. (2021). Written Evidence [UNA0004]. Published 27th October 2021 by the Defence Committee. Available at https://committees.parliament.uk/writtenevidence/39652/html/.
  8. Written Evidence. Marston, H.R., Morgan, D.J., Wilson-Menzfeld, G., Gates, J.R., & Turner, R. (2021). Written Evidence [PTC0018]. The long-term impact of the pandemic on towns and cities. UK Parliament: submitted 30th June 2021, published 6th July 2021. Available at https://committees.parliament.uk/writtenevidence/37464/pdf/. Accessed 14th July 2021.
  9. “A Health Impact Assessment of ‘Staying at Home and Social Distancing Policy’ in Wales in response to the COVID-19 pandemic” (2020) published by Public Health Wales cites the ‘COVID-19 vs Social Isolation: the Impact Technology can have Communities, Social Connections and Citizens‘ Ageing Issues Blog.
  10. Science and Technology Ageing: Science, Technology and Healthy Living Committee (Lords),22nd October 2019. Dr Hannah R. Marston and Dr Charles Musselwhite – Associate Professor at the Centre for Innovative Ageing, Swansea University, have had their research evidence published published by the Science and Technology Committee (Lords). House of Lords. (2021). Ageing: Science, Technology and Healthy Living, Science and Technology Select Committee, 1st Report of Session 2019-21. Full report is available here.
  11. Beyond Digital: Planning for a Hybrid World’ report. House of Lords Covid-19 Committee (2021). Beyond Digital: Planning for a Hybrid World. 1st Report of Session 2019-21. Published 21st April 2021. Written Evidence submitted to the UK COVID-19 Committee. Written Evidence a) Marston, H.R., et al., (2020) – Written Evidence [LBCO224] – Life beyond COVID. Published 18th September 2020, COVID-19 Committee. Written evidence. Written Evidence b) Morgan, D.J., Marston, H.R., & Hadley, R. (2020) – Written Evidence [LBCO135] – Life beyond COVID. Published 18th September 2020, COVID-19 Committee. Written evidence. Written Evidence c) Marston, H.R., Wilson, G., Morgan, D.J., & Gates, J. (2020) – Written Evidence [LOL0017] – Living online: the long-term impact on wellbeing. Published 15th December 2020, COVID-19 Committee. Written evidence
  12. Knowledge Exchange Seminar Series (KESS), Northern Ireland Assembly, Stormont, Belfast, UK. Marston, H.R., Freeman, S., Genoe, R., Kulcyzki, C., & Musselwhite, C. (2018). The Cohesiveness of Technology In Later Life: Findings from the Technology In Later Life (TILL) Project. Policy Briefing, Knowledge Exchange Seminar Series (KESS), Northern Ireland Assembly, Stormont, Belfast, UK. Policy Briefing document PowerPoint Presentation Presentation Video
  13. Streppelhoff, R.W. (2018). E-Sport und Serious Games: Videospiele im Sportkontext. Eine Bibliogrphie. Bundesinstitut für Sportwissenschaft. Politics and the German Olympic Sport Confederation are evaluating the phenomenon of E-Sports and a bibliography was compiled by Streppelhoff on behalf of the German Federal Institute of Sport Science. This publication is the first step for politicians and sport federations to better understand the different types of videogames and their role in different parts of economy and society. The report is in German and is available here