Poster Presentations

Poster Presentations at the 2024 Bristol Hub for Gambling Harms Research International Interdisciplinary Colloquium
	Presenter	Title
1	José Tomás Mateos-García, University of Lleida	Social determinants of adolescent gambling in Catalonia. Study protocol and preliminary results
2	Yolanda López del Hoyo, University of Zaragoza	Protocol for the implementation of an online psychoeducational programme for the prevention of gambling-related harm in young people: GAMBL-OUT
3	Lauranna Teunissen, University of Amsterdam	Youth’s exposure to and perspectives on gambling marketing communications: combining interviews and social media data donations
4	Thomas Krause, Steffen Otterbach, University of Hohenheim	Delving into youth perspectives on in-game gambling-like elements: A proof-of-concept study utilising large language models for analysing user-generated text data
5	Constantina Panourgia, Bournemouth University	Understanding gambling vulnerability: Teachers' awareness of risks for special educational needs students
6	Reece Bush Evans, Bournemouth University	Gaming the rainbow: Investigating gambling harms within LGBTQ+ communities in the UK
7	Emily Arden-Close, Bournemouth University	Starting conversations about gambling harm with ethnic minority women
8	Anna Mairead Paul, Queen Mary University of London	Investigating the genetic associations between gambling and its mental health risk factors: a systematic review
9	Shameela Chucha, Public Health Wales	Rapid evidence synthesis of risk factors for gambling and harmful gambling: developing a prevention pathway in Wales
10	Jess M Williams, Swansea University	ACT Vet: A pilot-feasibility study of app-based Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) for UK Armed Forces veterans experiencing harmful gambling and post-traumatic stress disorder
11	Cerys Head, GREAT Network Wales, Swansea University	Scoping the extent of gambling and gambling-related harms among rugby players in Wales
12	Stefan Antoniades , Ilyan Philipose University of Warwick	The influence of cash-out options on betting behavior during UEFA Euro 2024
13	Johannes Singer, Gambling Research Center, University of Hohenheim	Gambling marketing during the 2024 UEFA European Football Championship: A frequency and content analysis of gambling advertising in live TV coverage and social media for Germany
14	El Collerton, Behavioural Insights Team	Exploring the impact of major sporting events on young people's gambling attitudes and behaviours: A diary study of Euro 2024
15	Dr Violet Justine Mtonga, Dr Cecilia Diaz, Dr Sean Chung, University of Salford	Understanding the dynamics of gamblification for the prevention of harm in the context of online football and esports fan communities in the UK
16	Carolyn Plateau, Loughborough University	Stumping the odds: A delphi study to identify research priorities for gambling harms in cricket
17	Bram Hartmann, Ghent University	Pedaling partnerships: Exploring the influence of gambling companies as cycling team name sponsors on cycling fans
18	Nathan Dobson, GamCare	Cryptocurrencies and gambling harm
19	Billy Greville, University of Bristol	Democratising the markets? How the process of platformization is shaping the investing practices of consumers and increasing the propensity for riskier consumption
20	Paul Dodson, Jessica Bowden, University of Bristol	Dopamine signals discrete aspects of risky decisions
21	Steven Murphy, Gambling Commission (seconded to Warwick Business School)	Gambling spend: An analysis of displacement from other categories of consumption
22	Michelle Potiaumpai, Tackling Gambling Stigma	A scoping review on developing media guidelines for stigmatised experiences – Lessons for creating gambling reporting guidelines
23	Gregory Nyongesa, JOOUST, Kenya	Gambling cross-roads; The case of university students in Kenya.
24	Luning Li, University of Glasgow	Gambling: A story of remarkable stability in fast-changing high streets
25	Oluwole Adeniyi, Nottingham Trent University	Gambling related harm: City wide analysis of betting shop and crime in England