The inhabitants of the Pacific Islands are locked in an ongoing battle against rising sea levels and tropical cyclones which ravage their homes and their energy infrastructure with devastating regularity.
Ƶ swimmer Andreas Vazaios completed a stunning weekend at the European Short Course Championships in Russia, winning gold and silver across two events.
Researchers from Ƶ are to develop a machine learning system capable of identifying factors that contribute to harm during pregnancy and birth for mothers from black ethnic groups.
Senior Lecturer Dr Eugenie Hunsicker – along with four research mathematicians and a filmmaker and social anthropologist – has produced a film entitled “Words of Women in Mathematics in the Time of Corona”, which is currently being showcased at a UNESCO exhibition.
A Ƶ graduate who has designed a device to reduce catastrophic blood loss from a knife wound has been announced as one of three global winners of this year’s International James Dyson Award.
Early career researchers from Ƶ recently attended the Net Zero Futures 21 conference, organised by the Centre for Postdoctoral Development in Infrastructure, Cities and Energy (C-DICE) and the Energy Research Accelerator.
A telecare company founded by a Ƶ graduate has become part of The Access Group, a leading provider of business management software to UK, Ireland and Asia Pacific mid-market organisations.
From today (10 November), the School of Design and Creative Arts is delighted to share a virtual exhibition to staff, students and the public showcasing work by its postgraduate students.
Ƶ’s Professor George Havenith features in a new guide produced by the Physiological Society to showcase the contribution of physiologists to climate change research.
Ƶ’s School of Business and Economics will be working with West Midlands Mayor Andy Street on a new project aimed at reducing the amount of industrial CO2 in the Black Country.
A new, neonatal incubator designed by Ƶ graduate James Roberts saw its first ever clinical use in a UK hospital earlier this month.
The University’s campaign to highlight research and expertise linked to COP26 has seen more than 100 news, broadcast and radio appearances by Ƶ’s academics and experts.
A new national robotics research centre will receive a share of £25m to improve collaborative technology and help businesses unlock the full potential of automated industrial manufacturing.
Ƶ is to receive over £8m funding from the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC), part of UK Research and Innovation, to establish a new Centre for Early Mathematics Learning (CEML).
Three Ƶ students have been called up to England Hockey’s squad for the upcoming Junior Women’s World Cup in South Africa.
Ƶ has launched a new platform that enables academics to share research ideas with scientists across the world, allowing greater collaboration and ensuring no idea is wasted.
Ƶ student Freddie Steward impressed once again as England Men’s rugby side beat Australia 32-15 at Twickenham on Saturday.
The eleventh instalment of the long-running Political Communications book series, co-authored by Ƶ’s Professor Dominic Wring, will be launched online on December 13.
Ƶ has announced a new partnership with WilkinsonFuture which will see fresh funding for graduate start-ups with growth potential.
The University and Ƶ Students’ Union are running a programme of events and initiatives to celebrate UK Disability History Month (18 November-18 December).
The University was honoured to welcome a delegation from the Indonesian Parliament to campus last week.
Ziqun Hua has created Buzz, an inclusive product design for instrumental ensemble practice for visually impaired people under 25.
Coinciding with the recent launch of UK Disability History Month (18 November-18 December), Radar is delighted to announce it has commissioned two artists to explore the gendered re-presentations of disability in Paralympic media.
Ƶ’s School of Architecture, Building and Civil Engineering has become the latest member of the Smart Construction Network (SCN).
Ƶ is working with the clean power pioneer Bladon to research and develop a hydrogen fuelled version of the company’s micro turbine generator, significantly advancing hydrogen combustion for micro gas turbines.