UK (Durham University) First Female Graduates Blue Plaque Unveiled
A new blue plaque commemorates the first three female graduates from the University in 1898 – Winifred Hindmarch, Mary Gibson and Dora Heslop. The wo
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UK (Durham University) Centre for space research celebrates 20th anniversary
Our Ogden Centre for Fundamental Physics is celebrating its 20th anniversary. Since opening in 2002, the Centre has built an international reputation
UK (Durham University) COP15: three visions for protecting nature on the table at the UN biodiversity conference
Professor Harriet Bulkeley, from our Department of Geography, describes how COP15 will set new targets for protecting biodiversity. With the dust sti
UK (Lancaster University) New £3 million innovative battery project to make the most of renewable energy
Lancaster University researchers are working on a new £3 million international research project, called DualFlow, that combines battery storage with
UK (Lancaster University) £266,000 award to investigate disability inclusive remote and hybrid working
Lancaster University has been awarded £266,000 for research into ‘ Read More »
UK (Lancaster University) Lancaster University rises 16 places in sustainability league table
Lancaster University has jumped 16 places from last year in the People & Planet league table rankings 2023, released Tuesday, December
UK (Heriot Watt University) 300,000 households across Britain could be homeless next year if government does not urgently change course
Over 300,000 individuals and families across Britain could be forced into homelessness next year if there is no change to current UK government policy
UK (Heriot Watt University) Director of Music to step down
For almost 25 years, Dr Steve King has been at the forefront of Heriot-Watt University’s musical activities. From conducting choirs during lockd
UK (Goldsmiths University of London) Magic collaboration shows how illusions trick the brain
Dr Gustav Kuhn, reader in Psychology at Goldsmiths has collaborated with toymaker Rob Dakin of Clockwork Soldier to create a set of impressive magic t
UK (Goldsmiths University of London) Remembering the untold war legacies of Black and Global Nations
Student Selena Carty is the founder of BlackPoppyRose, a remembrance organisation dedicated to sharing
UK (Abertay University) Abertay University student becomes first in family to graduate after severe health issues
An Abertay University student is to graduate with a BSc (Hons)
UK (Abertay University) Abertay cyberQuarter celebrates success at Scottish Cyber Awards
Abertay University’s students, staff, alumni and partners celebrated a night of success at the Scottish Cyber Awards. Read More »
UK (University of Southampton) Scientists chart the course for a more sustainable future for UK fisheries
UK (Abertay University) Abertay’s Deputy Principal continues to serve at the helm of top IT organisation
Abertay University’s Deputy Principal Professor Alastair Irons has been re-elected to a leadership position in one of the UK’s leading bodies for
UK (University of Southampton) Researchers discover black hole jet pointing at Earth
A group of international astronomers, including
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UK (University of Southampton）Southampton scientist helps with Earthshot prize win
A scientist from the University of Southampton has played a key role in helping a UK-Omani company, which eliminates CO2 by
UK (University of Wales Trinity St David) A decade of research and over forty scientific papers investigating the effects of activity and inactivity
Peter Herbert is an Associate Professor at the University of Wales Trinity Saint David’s (UWTSD) Centre for Health and Ageing at the University’s
UK (University of Wales Trinity St David) Industry-led employability workshops for Swansea College of Art second years
Students studying BA (Hons) Graphic Design and BA (Hons) Creative Advertising at University of Wales Trinity Saint David’s (UWTSD) Swansea College o
UK (University of Wales Trinity St David) UWTSD is part of collaborative research team investigating embedding children’s rights into classroom practice
The project research team working on the three-year project includes: Dr Sarah Chicken, UWE, Bristol (Principal Investigator) Dr Jane Waters-Davie
UK (St Mary’s University Twickenham) St Mary’s wins award for Outstanding Support for Students at Times Higher Education Awards
St Mary’s University, Twickenham took home the Outstanding Support for Students trophy at the eighteenth annual THE Awards, with judges recognising