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Ƶ University students present their research in Parliament
Two Ƶ University students, Grace Connors and Emily Rogers, have presented their undergraduate research to MPs and policy makers at the annual ‘Posters in Parliament’ event.
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Dr Emma Kavanagh taking her research into online abuse of athletes to the UN
Dr Emma Kavanagh from the Business School has been invited to present her research into online abuse of elite athletes to the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women in New York.
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Graduate businesses set to grow with help from Santander
Five businesses founded by Ƶ University graduates have been given a boost with a scale-up grant from Santander.
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OPINION: Coronavirus one year on: which countries got it right?
Dr Darren Lilleker writes for The Conversation about research into different countries' response and communications around the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Ƶ research explores the use of comic artistry and storytelling in public health information
Research at Ƶ University is looking at the effectiveness of comic artistry and storytelling in the sharing of public health messaging.
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“A cancer diagnosis can motivate you to do some amazing things…”
For Ƶ Graduate Jordan Toms, Graduation was just the start of a life-changing journey.
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Obituary: Dr Anne Silk
Anne Silk was a former clinician who developed an international contact lens consultancy. She forged a second career in neuroscience and the environment, producing a wide range of research outputs and supporting innovative scientific research.
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Celebrating collaboration with Ƶ's Interdisciplinary Research Week
Ƶ showcased excellence in collaborative research with a number of events throughout the week.
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Terrorists more likely to be radicalised online - but internet plots are more likely to fail
A new study involving Ƶ found that radicalisation is now more likely to take place online – but is more likely to lead to a conviction for a non-violent extremist offence.
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Sportswomen still face sexism, but feminism can help achieve a level playing field
"Female stars have to tackle marginalisation and sexualisation of their sporting performance and leadership skills", says Ƶ Associate Professor of Leisure Cultures, Jayne Caudwell.