Poster Presentations

Poster Presentations at the 2025 Bristol Hub for Gambling Harms Research International Interdisciplinary Colloquium
	Presenter	Title
1	Ruijie Wang - Bournemouth University	Gender stereotypes in gambling marketing: an eye-tracking experiment on attentional bias on webpages.
2	Simon Wright - Swansea University	Electronic screening, brief intervention, and referral to treatment (e-SBIRT) for gambling harm: A mixed-methods acceptability study.
3	Ryan Statton - University of Plymouth	The Gambling Harms Scale Initiative (GHSI): Holistic framework and measurement of gambling related harm and recovery.
4	Jessica Smith - Swansea University	Public perceptions of gambling in the Armed Forces: A mixed-method investigation of stigma.
5	Jack McGarrigle - Swansea University	Dark patterns in online gambling: A scoping review and classification of deceptive design practices.
6	Anthony Brennan - Swansea University	Evaluating the impact of environmental gambling cues with pavlovian-instrumental transfer.
7	Reece Bush-Evans - Bournemouth University	Matched betting: A safe bet or a risky gamble?
8	Steven Murphy - Warwick Business School & Gambling Commission	Gambling, language, and financial wellbeing: Exploring free-text responses and behavioural markers.
9	José T. Mateos - University of Lleida	Prevalence of gambling behaviour and associated social factors in adolescents in Catalonia (Spain)
10	Chelsea Hughes - Swansea University	Simulating gambling in virtual reality: The development of an immersive slot machine task.
11	Daniel Ikenna Molobe - Arizona State University	The assessment of gambling and gambling-related harm in irregular migration: A study of Nigerian returned migrants.
12	Lawrence Branco Sekalegga - Makerere University & David Kakeeto - Victoria University	The role of performing arts in educating the youth against harmful gambling in Uganda.
13	Lauranna Teunissen - University of Amsterdam	Who sees what gambling-related content on social media? Combining data donation and survey data to assess young people’s exposure.
14	Andrew Camara - University of Warwick	Control mediates the effect of cash-out availability on increased bet size.
15	Elena Petrovskaya - University of Lincoln	Gambling adverts on social media have high reach and likely appeal to male audiences: using the Meta Ad Library to empirically assess advertising in Ireland.
16	Matt Smith - University of Brighton	Using Photovoice to Understand Gambling-Related Harms in LGBTQ+ Communities.
17	Niroshini Kondaswamy Aramval - Fast Forward	Gambling Harm in the Roma Community
18	Imogen Kruse - University of Bristol	Investigation of the role of implicit control and emotional processing in loss-chasing behaviour during gambling.
19	Saeid Moradipour - University of Bristol	AI Against the Odds: Automating the Detection of Gambling Advertising in Broadcast Media.
20	El Collerton - Behavioural Insights Team	Financial institutions as harms reducers: Promoting gambling management tools in banking apps.
21	Katy Penfold - University of Wolverhampton	Online peer support for gambling harm: A qualitative study.
22	Rebecca Brooker- Loughborough University	Inside the Pavilion: Exploring the Social Influences on Gambling Attitudes and Harms in Elite English Cricket.
23	Eoin Campbell - University of Warwick	Testing Safer Gambling Video Advertising: A Randomised Controlled Trial.
24	Theodore Piper - University of Birmingham	Effects of interventional public health laws and regulations intended to reduce gambling-related harms: a realist review study.
25	Dr Glen Dighton - Swansea University	Lurking, Subbing, Betting: The experiences of young adults watching gambling livestreams.
26	Sharon Martin - University of Bristol	What insight can collaborative songwriting bring to women's lived experience of gambling?
27	Edoardo Tozzi - University of Bristol	Emotional arousal and appeal: Adolescent autonomic responses to (E)sports gambling content marketing on social media.
28	Md Mizanoor Rahman - Director of Gam Federation CIC	No Recourse to Public Funds (NRPF) and Gambling Harm: Sufferings and recovery through volunteering.
29	Anke Quack - University Medical Centre Mainz	How do gamblers assess player protection measures and safer gambling messages? results of an online survey in Germany.
30	Sonia Mavi - University of Birmingham	Exploring the breadth of gambling harms in the United Kingdom.