How fear of missing out steals your present moment
What FOMO is, why it is not only a social-media phenomenon and how it can affect focus and productivity.
Watch directly on this websiteORIGINAL VIDEO SERIES
Research, out of the seminar room.
Evidence-led conversations on behaviours that affect wellbeing, productivity and public life — explained in clear, non-technical language.
THE GHOSTING EFFECT
Ghosting is more than etiquette.
With Vincenzo Nardelli. London and Berlin episodes explore uncertainty, rejection, social disconnection, mental health and workplace behaviour.
EPISODE 1 · LONDON
Why uncertainty can hurt more than rejection
A conversation about ghosting, blocking and the emotional cost of unanswered questions.
Watch on LinkedIn ↗ BONUS · LONDONBonus clip
A short follow-up from the first London conversation.
Watch on LinkedIn ↗ EPISODE 2 · BERLINGhosting: now with data
The discussion expands from relationships into recruitment, exclusion, distress and public health.
Watch on LinkedIn ↗ BEHIND THE SCENES · BERLINThe German intro
What happens when the intro takes longer than the recording.
Watch on LinkedIn ↗THE FOMO EFFECT
When comparison steals the present.
With Giuseppe Arbia in Paris. A conversation about social comparison, distraction, productivity, wellbeing and the pressure to be somewhere else.
FOMO across generations
Why the issue matters beyond youth culture — and what it says about how we use time.
Watch directly on this websiteOUT OF THE POD
Why make these videos?
The purpose is not to turn research into “content”. It is to translate evidence into public conversation without stripping away the substance.
Too much academic work speaks only to itself. Out of the Pod is the opposite: evidence, research and open discussion designed for practitioners, citizens and the wider public.
Read the series manifesto ↗PUBLIC HEALTH & PREVENTION
A smoke-free future.
Short-form public-health communication on smoking prevention, behaviour change and the value of prevention — connecting health economics with practical choices.
PUBLIC HEALTH CAMPAIGN
Why not smoking matters
A direct message on tobacco prevention and the health, economic and social gains from reducing smoking. Prevention is not only a clinical issue: it is also about productivity, public spending and long-term wellbeing.
Explore health economics & prevention →TEACHING & PROGRAMME LEADERSHIP
Global Healthcare Management at Brunel.
Programme leadership and teaching at the intersection of healthcare, management, economics and policy.
BRUNEL UNIVERSITY LONDON
Global Healthcare Management
Francesco Moscone introduces the Global Healthcare Management programme at Brunel University London and the perspective students can expect from a course connecting healthcare systems, management and economics.
Explore the programme at Brunel ↗TEACHING & STUDENT EXPERIENCE
MBA student perspectives.
Student voices from the Brunel MBA community — a direct look at the learning experience, cohort and programme environment.
MBA STUDENT PERSPECTIVES · VIDEO 1Inside the student experience
MBA STUDENT PERSPECTIVES · VIDEO 2Learning, community and programme experience
MORE ORIGINAL VIDEO
LinkedIn commentary & research communication.
Short-form videos and commentary published directly through Francesco Moscone’s LinkedIn profile.
PUBLIC HEALTH
Mediterranean diet, health and sustainability
A media reel around research from the Observatory on the Economics of Public Health.
Open ↗UK ECONOMYUK economy and stagflation
Direct economic commentary published on LinkedIn.
Open ↗BEHAVIOURAL PUBLIC HEALTHWhy visible behaviour matters
Short commentary on behavioural signals, imitation and public health.
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