Press Office
How to contact us
Our press team
PR Manager
Franca Tranza
Tel: 0208 411 4316
Email: f.tranza@mdx.ac.uk
PR Officer
Josh Neicho
Tel:0208 411 4505
Email: j.d.neicho@mdx.ac.uk
The above landlines are diverted to mobiles during out of hours.
General press contact
Email: pressoffice@MDX.ac.uk
General enquiries
For non-media questions, contact +44 (0)20 8411 5000
Information for journalists
Press releases and news stories
Contact pressoffice@mdx.ac.uk to receive all of our press releases and news stories as they are released.
Media visits and filming
Ask us if you would like to film here about something that is relevant to our work for commercial projects and news.
Advertising enquiries
Campaigns Manager
Jay Sheikh
Tel: 0208 411 4552
Talk to our Vice-Chancellor
To talk to our Vice-Chancellor, Professor Tim Blackman, contact a member of the Press Office.
Some of Tim Blackman's areas of expertise include:
- Higher education policy and funding models
- Diversity in higher education
- Comprehensive education
- Skills policy
- Applied policy research and research methods.
More about the role of the Vice-Chancellor.
Find an expert
Our staff are experts across different specialists areas and they are happy to talk to the media. Find out more about our key research areas and explore below for more information on our key experts.
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Choose a research area
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Creativity and culture
- Kurt Barling
- Diversity
- Journalism
- Grenfell Tower
- Vida Midgelow
- Dance – a bridge between performance and continents
- Magali Peyrefitte
- The urbanisation of suburbia
- Neelam Raina
- The value of culture in conflict
- Susan pui san lok
- Black Artists and modernism
- Kurt Barling
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Justice, values and rights
- Kurt Barling
- Diversity/equal opportunities/race
- Brad Blitz
- Migrants and refugees
- Anti-slavery
- Nick Clark
- Dr Anthony Goodman
- Working with offenders
- Probation
- Young people and substance abuse
- Joelle Grogan
- UK/EU law
- Brexit
- Erica Howard
- EU Law
- Race and racial discrimination
- Roger Kline
- Racism in the NHS
- Workplace bullying
- Philip Leach
- Human rights
- Dave Lewis
- Whistle-blowing
- Elena Martellozzo
- Victimisation and cybercrime
- Online risks and child sexual abuse
- Laurent Pech
- EU law
- William Schabas
- Human rights
- Sabrina Vashisht
- European Human Rights Advocacy Centre lead
- Human Rights
- Doirean Wilson
- Diversity/equal opportunities/race
- Kurt Barling
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Technology and productivity
- Mahdi Aiash
- Cybercrime
- Juan Augusto
- Intelligent environments
- Richard Bayford
- Biophysics, CRADL research project
- Darryll Bravenboer
- Apprentices
- Rhonda Cohen
- Sports science
- Extreme sports
- Dr David Gamez
- Consciousness
- Machine consciousness / artificial consciousness
- Artificial intelligence
- Biologically-inspired artificial intelligence
- Spiking neural networks
- Vaibhav Gandhi
- Robotics – designing a smart wheelchair
- Mehmet Karamanoglu
- Design engineering
- Irena Papadopoulos
- Elderly care robot project
- Ismael Rodriguez-Lara
- Behavioural economics
- William Wong
- Big data
- Mahdi Aiash
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Human potential and well-being
- Mariachiara di Cesare
- Global public health
- Elizabeth Cotton
- Surviving the workplace with your mental health intact
- Fabia Franco
- Music therapy to support early years development
- Jacqueline Harding
- Digital parenting
early childhood studies
- Digital parenting
- Justin McDermott
- Mental health
- Jayne Osgood
- Early years teaching
- Ian Roper
- Human resources
- Work life balance
- Betsy Thom
- Substance use, problem use and public policy
- Andrew Werner
- Economic benefits of paying the Living Wage
- Mariachiara di Cesare
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Sustainability
- Lorraine Leeson
- Supporting communities through visual arts
- Diane Purchase
- Harnessing enzymes to clean up the environment
- Lorraine Leeson
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