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Neil Ellis is a Researcher at the Seafarers International Research Centre (SIRC) within Cardiff University's School of Social Sciences. He joined SIRC in 2003, initially working on global labor market databases. His current role focuses on seafarers' health and well-being, particularly examining healthcare access and occupational risks in cruise and cargo sectors. Ellis holds a BSc (Hons) in Psychology and Communication and an MPhil from the University of Wales Institute, Cardiff.
Education:
- BSc (Hons) Psychology and Communication, University of Wales Institute, Cardiff
- MPhil, University of Wales Institute, Cardiff
Research Interests: Ellis specializes in seafarers' mental health, occupational safety, fatigue management, accident data analysis, and the impact of built environments on health. His work bridges empirical research with practical applications, addressing systemic challenges in maritime labor practices and healthcare accessibility.
Recent Projects:
- "Seafarers’ health and access to healthcare in 2024" (funded by Stiftelsen Sveriges Sjömanshus)
- Mapping maritime professionals for a European data system (ETF/ECSA-funded)
- Seafarers' mental health and well-being (Institution of Occupational Safety and Health)
Grants & Collaborations: Ellis has collaborated with organizations like Lloyd's Register Foundation, ETF, and ECSA on projects evaluating evidence-based decision-making in maritime safety and labor standards.
Key Themes: His research emphasizes occupational health equity, corporate social responsibility in shipping, and improving seafarers' living/working conditions through evidence-driven policy.
