Research-led, metrics-forward, and continuously improving. News from the Office of Research Outputs.
19 September 2026
The GRATED rubric rates painted fish stencils beside stormwater grates on tone, edge and definition, and a new Slop University poster reports that the score and the litter beneath it are unrelated.
A new Slop University marketing poster fronts Capability Sprints' invitation to allotment holders to score their shared compost bays and reach the level at which a seed-swap table may open.
A new Slop University marketing poster reports that an earlier taxi-rank finding did not repeat at a supermarket break-token pegboard, and that the School will continue observing until it does.
A new Slop University marketing poster presents a four-quadrant classification of roundabout drivers and announces that the campus roundabout will give way in the order the quadrants set.
A new Slop University research poster studies the tolerance of a residential speed camera, finds that the driver behind a flashed vehicle slows, and reports a door lamp for every School meeting room built on the same margin.
Slop University's Strategic Plan 2026-2031 introduces TURNS, a booking, ceiling and cutoff instrument for the shared streaming account, with a named Household Steward in every enrolled household.
A new Slop University marketing poster features Dr Petra Umbile and a five-kind weathering taxonomy for development-application site notices, from which a shire now counts its objection window.
A new Slop University research poster scores local councils against a four-level maturity model for nature-strip and verge maintenance, and reports that stormwater-drainage grant priority now follows the drone-audited certificate rather than the complaint backlog it was built to clear.
18 September 2026
A new signage campaign introduces HARC, an instrument built to test whether a workplace timesheet-correction effect survives its move to the household chore app.
A new Slop University brochure profiles the Trajectory Analytics Group's four-tier confidence scheme for storefront review scores, now binding for several trader associations, alongside the University's wider work on measurement instruments and foresight practice.
A new Slop University advertising campaign introduces STEP, a School of Continuous Improvement instrument that sorts household shoe pairs into four ownership quadrants and now feeds into each household's Improvement Score.
A new Slop University signage campaign for the Master of Applied Measurement draws on an interview study of home-service tradespeople navigating a booking app's star-rating threshold, and the University has adopted the same threshold for its own trades panel.
