2012-2013 NHS Executive, Promoting Cervical Screening in the North West of England – A Digital Media Based Approach, £74,998 (with Ormandy, University of Salford).
2012, AHRC, Mutual Recovery for Mental Health and Wellbeing through Creative Practice, Project Development Proposal, £11,174 (with Crawford, Nottingham University).
2011-2012, NESTA/AHRC/Arts Council, Applying Social Media Models to Cultural Collections, with MTM London and the Imperial War Museum, £125,141 total funding, Salford Share: £40,641 (with Crawford, Bagnall and Gosling, University of Salford).
2011-2012, NESTA/AHRC/Arts Council, Increasing Young People’s Participation at LSO events via Mobile Media, with the London Symphony Orchestra, £94,115 total funding, Salford Share: £26,845 (with Crawford, Bagnall and Gosling, University of Salford).
2010-2011 – Department of Health – Collaborative Project with Manchester Lesbian and Gay Foundation – Cervical Screening Education, £103,000 – Salford Share £24,000 (with Ormandy, University of Salford)
2010 – An Investigation into the LGBT Staff Experience, Univeristy of Salford HR Department Funded, £6,300.
2009-2011 – Economic and Social Research Council Funded Knowledge Transfer Partnership: Brook Advisory, New Media and Health, £120,000 (with Ormandy, University of Salford) Nominated for Brook National Innovation Award.
2009-2011 – Technology Strategy Board Funded Knowledge Transfer Partnership: CETUS Solutions, Web 2.0 Relationship Networking, £137,000 (with Griffiths and Heinze, University of Salford).
2009-2011 – Technology Strategy Board Funded Knowledge Transfer Partnership: The Foundry, Point of Sale Product Development, £120,000 (with Fletcher and Kutar, University of Salford).
2008-2009 – Arts and Humanities Research Council/ Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council Commissioned Research “A Review of Digital Media Infrastructure for the United Kingdom” £11,500 (with Roberts, University of Salford)
2008-2010 – Economic and Social Research/Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council Funded Knowledge Transfer Partnership: Cooperatives UK, Social Networking for the Cooperative Movement, £109,000
