UK (Goldsmiths University of London) Goldsmiths to help lead national arts education programme
Goldsmiths has been chosen to help lead a flagship arts education programme which is delivered in schools across England.
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UK (Goldsmiths University of London) Politics, pockets and power take centre-stage at Glastonbury
Glastonbury Festival provides a platform for an inventive show-and-tell around research into 200 years of clothing inventions.
UK (Goldsmiths University of London) Pride: history, politics and meanings
As Pride Month draws to a close, Dr Panagiotis Pentaris, Goldsmiths’ LGBTQ+ Staff Network Co-Chair, reflects on its history and co
UK (University of Worcester) Research Student and Leading Nurse Awarded OBE
As the nation celebrates the 75th anniversary of the NHS (on July 5), a University of Worcester PhD student in a senior na
UK (University of Worcester) Leading Medical Educator Receives Prestigious Fellowship
A leading medical educator at the University of Worcester has been given a prestigious award in recognition of her work.
UK (University of Worcester) MP Hopeful of Funded Places for University’s New Medical School
West Worcestershire MP, Harriett Baldwin, says she is confident the University of Worcester will benefit from the Governme
UK (University of Essex) Investors back the environment over profits new research shows
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UK (University of Essex) New project to monitor river health in developing countries
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UK (University of Essex) Why we need to fall out of love with flaky white fish – study
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UK (Cardiff University) Excavation of Bronze Age enclosure hidden under city park
An archaeological dig which uncovered what is believed to be
UK (Cardiff University) Catalysis pioneer wins Environment Prize
A leading Cardiff University professor spurred on by visual impairment to build a stellar research career has been honoured for
UK (De Montfort University) DMU professor’s AI research helps banana industry in Costa Rica
A professor at De Montfort University Leicester (DMU) is using research through Artificial Intelligence (AI) to boost banana production in Costa Rica
UK (De Montfort University) DMU expert part of new projects to advance responsible sharing of brain data
An expert from De Montfort University, Leicester (DMU) is hoping to help accelerate our understanding of the human brain through a ground-breaking pro
UK (De Montfort University) Law professor leads work reviewing how European countries implement human rights law
Norway, Finland, Estonia, Sarajevo, Vilnius and Budapest are just some of the stops on a fact-finding research tour which aims to discover the ways in
UK (St Mary’s University Twickenham) St Mary’s Academic Launches Treasure Your Chest initiative to help educate schoolgirls on breast health
A scheme providing free breast education support to UK schools is relaunching during Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Schools across the UK are being
UK (St Mary’s University Twickenham) St Mary’s Researcher Finds Female Footballers are using Unfit Technology
New research published today by Dr Katrine Okholm Kryger, Sport Rehabilitation academic at St Mary’s University, Twickenham, has found that female
UK (St Mary’s University Twickenham) Sir Mo Farah Becomes Patron of Leading Modern Slavery Research Centre at St Mary’s
Britain’s greatest ever distance runner, and campaigner against modern slavery and human trafficking, Sir Mo Farah has become a Patron of the Bakhit
UK (University of Sussex) Sussex researchers find pesticide use is linked to garden bird decline
Pesticide use by British gardeners is playing a significant role in the declining populations of our songbirds, as shown by the first study of its kin
UK (University of Sussex) Moths are more efficient pollinators than bees, shows new research
Moths are more efficient pollinators at night than day-flying pollinators such as bees, finds Read More »
UK (Sheffield Hallam University) Supporting cancer patients in Sheffield
Elaine from Sheffield, took part in the Active Together programme during her cancer treatment
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