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Sport - 30.06.2025

Data analysis by a University of Manchester psychologist has confirmed the suspicion that tennis players who take a bathroom break are likely to gain an advantage over their opponent.
Event - Innovation - 30.06.2025
Ultrasound tech set to be showcased at Royal Society exhibition
Politics - 30.06.2025
All major UK political parties lack boldness needed to tackle poverty, new research says
New research finds that all major UK political parties lack the boldness needed to significantly raise people out of poverty.
History & Archeology - Social Sciences - 30.06.2025

Politics - 27.06.2025
Foreign interference has shaped modern Iran: here’s why it still matters
Health - Campus - 27.06.2025

Economics - Innovation - 27.06.2025
From Idea to Impact: Politics Student recognised for social innovation
Life Sciences - Innovation - 27.06.2025
New project to pioneer the principles of human genome synthesis
An ambitious new research project, SynHG (Synthetic Human Genome), is aiming to develop the foundational and scalable tools, technology and methods needed to synthesise human genomes.
Astronomy & Space - Physics - 27.06.2025

Environment - Geography - 27.06.2025
’Right size, right place’ approach required for climate adaptation plans
The outcomes of a new study on the extent of future flooding caused by climate change along the Clyde Estuary could help coastal cities around the world better defend themselves against rising tides and extreme weather.
Health - Veterinary - 27.06.2025
Research highlights the potential gains from early conversations and treatment for newly diagnosed cats with diabetes
RVC research highlights the potential gains from early conversations and treatment for newly diagnosed cats with diabetes New research from the Royal Veterinary College (RVC) has shed new light on the epidemiology, risk factors and outcomes for cats diagnosed with diabetes mellitus in the UK.
Health - Pharmacology - 27.06.2025
UK economy losing billions to cancer
Cancer is costly for patients and the NHS - but it also has a significant impact on the UK economy, according to research led by the University of Leeds. The UK could save billions of pounds per year by focusing on cancer prevention, as well as finding and treating cancer earlier, according to the Cost of Cancer report , commissioned by Cancer Research UK.
Campus - Social Sciences - 27.06.2025
Congratulations to our alumni in His Majesty The King’s Birthday Honours List 2025
Health - Pharmacology - 26.06.2025

A teenager who has lost family members including her mother because of a rare genetic hereditary illness has become the first patient in the UK and Europe to have a new treatment developed by Cambridge researchers and approved for use on the NHS.
Event - 26.06.2025
Karen Leeder awarded 2025 Griffin Poetry Prize
Innovation - 26.06.2025
Reimagining architectural thinking: exploring the future of co-evolution in design
Environment - Career - 26.06.2025
New hiring approvals to support our continued financial sustainability
Life Sciences - Environment - 26.06.2025
Four researchers promoted in the Manchester Institute of Biotechnology
Politics - 26.06.2025
New legal requirement: Foreign Influence Registration Scheme (FIRS)
Politics - 26.06.2025
Chair of the UCL Academy Chair of Governors: Expressions of interest invited
Politics - Economics - 26.06.2025
Globalisation and trade exposure drives demand for political lobbyists
History & Archeology - Art & Design - 26.06.2025
Spotlight on Megan Kumorek
Event - Media - 26.06.2025
ICP student placement with Creative Manchester: Beisi Wang
Politics - 26.06.2025
Dr Jamie Doucette wins Association of Korean Studies in Europe 2025 Book Prize
Life Sciences - Environment - 26.06.2025
Using GPS trackers to study red deer behaviour in Scotland
Health - Life Sciences - 26.06.2025
Oxford to lead new £50m MRC Centre to develop brain stimulation device-based therapies
Campus - 25.06.2025
University of Manchester academics cited in latest International Development Committee report - Protection Not Permission
Health - Sport - 25.06.2025

Pedagogy - 25.06.2025
Latest Rees Centre report calls for ethical and effective information use to improve children’s lives
A new report - ' Seen, Heard and Understood: Unlocking the Potential of Children's Information Systems to Improve Outcomes' - released today by the Children's Information Project and led by the Rees
Career - Campus - 25.06.2025
UK’s top firms hiring fewer diverse graduates as competition surges
State-educated, working class and ethnic minority graduates were less likely to secure employment offers in 2024 compared to 2023 than their privately educated, privileged and White peers, according to UCL researchers.
Astronomy & Space - History & Archeology - 25.06.2025
Goodbye to a founder of radio astronomy
Chemistry - Materials Science - 25.06.2025
Researchers honoured by the Royal Society of Chemistry
Chemistry - Health - 25.06.2025

Law - 25.06.2025
From the Classroom to a Calling: How a Miscarriages of Justice Module Sparked a Student’s Passion for Reform
Life Sciences - 25.06.2025
SoSS professor to Chair working group reviewing 14-day rule for human embryo research
Environment - Materials Science - 25.06.2025
Scientist appointed Royal Society Professor for Public Engagement in Science
Health - Psychology - 25.06.2025
Neglecting hearing loss is costing lives: new white paper demands change
Health - Innovation - 25.06.2025

Campus - Career - 25.06.2025
One year of Strategic Change: the story so far
Environment - Campus - 25.06.2025
From Durham to Bologna: The Climate Declaration
Pharmacology - Health - 24.06.2025

Astronomy & Space - 24.06.2025
First look from the world’s largest digital camera
This image combines 678 separate images taken by NSF-Doe Vera C. Rubin Observatory in just over seven hours of observing time.
History & Archeology - Architecture & Buildings - 24.06.2025

Archaeologists from The University of Manchester have played a leading role in the rediscovery of the ancient city of Imet in Egypt's eastern Nile Delta, uncovering multi-storey dwellings, granaries and a ceremonial road tied to the worship of the cobra goddess Wadjet.
Astronomy & Space - Computer Science - 24.06.2025
Dazzling first images from Vera C. Rubin Observatory
The newly released first images from the Vera C. Rubin Observatory in Chile mark the start of a ten-year mission involving UCL researchers to create an ultra-high-definition time-lapse record of the Universe and help to pin down what dark energy might be. The observatory is named in honour of a trailblazing US astronomer who discovered evidence for dark matter.
Research Management - 24.06.2025
’World-class’ research showcased during Europe-wide summit
Art & Design - Innovation - 24.06.2025
AI art protection tools still leave creators at risk, researchers say
Artists urgently need stronger defences to protect their work from being used to train AI models without their consent. Even when using tools like NightShade, artists are still at risk of their work being used for training AI models without their consent Hanna Foerster So say a team of researchers who have uncovered significant weaknesses in two of the art protection tools most used by artists to safeguard their work.
Pedagogy - 24.06.2025
Private equity backed nurseries contribute to ’care deserts’ in poorer areas
Nursery availability is lowest in England's most deprived neighbourhoods, with private equity backed providers less likely to open in them, leading to concerns around choice and quality, finds a report by UCL researchers.
Health - Pharmacology - 24.06.2025
Launch of new Total-Body PET scanner extends UK’s world-class imaging platform to Scotland
Social Sciences - 24.06.2025
Veterinary sector continues to face persistent prevalence of racism
A new study from the Royal Veterinary College (RVC), London South Bank University and the British Veterinary Ethnicity and Diversity Society, has found racism continues to be a persistent problem experienced by Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) members of the UK veterinary sector.
Health - Veterinary - 24.06.2025
The RVC and Mayhew join forces to advance animal welfare in shelter medicine
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Environment - Today
How the fires served as a stimulus for an evolution in the preservation of the Pantanal
How the fires served as a stimulus for an evolution in the preservation of the Pantanal
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Campus - WARWICK - Today
Three University of Warwick academics elected as Fellows of the British Academy
Three University of Warwick academics elected as Fellows of the British Academy
Social Sciences - Jul 17
Scientists join indigenous Pacific sailors to investigate expert navigation skills
Scientists join indigenous Pacific sailors to investigate expert navigation skills