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By Newcastle University On September 22, 2021

Online exhibition documents Mandela’s visit to Pietermaritzburg

In April 1990, Nelson Mandela visited Pietermaritzburg to see the devastation caused by the Seven Days War. Dr Aron Mazel, now...

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Tags: Culture & Creative Arts

By Newcastle University On September 22, 2021

Powering up the North East’s Net Zero supply chain

Newcastle University is the lead partner in Driving the Electric Revolution Industrialisation Centres, (DER-IC), a £28.5m...

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Tags: One Planet

By Newcastle University On September 22, 2021

How Newcastle University Discovered a New Giant Crustacean

In our latest blog, Johanna Weston discusses the discovery of a giant new crustacean scavenging on the deepest depths of the...

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Tags: One Planet

By Newcastle University On September 22, 2021

Refugee midwives deliver maternal care and training using VR

Academics at Newcastle University and Kenyatta University, Kenya, are collaborating with refugee midwives to develop new ways...

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Tags: Data

By Newcastle University On September 22, 2021

First-line treatment for childhood cancer discovered

Newcastle University scientists studying a common childhood cancer have made a major breakthrough. The findings of which could...

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Tags: Healthier Lives

By Dr Craig Jones On September 22, 2021

Meet the lawyers who sign off on who lives and who dies

Discover our latest blog from Dr Craig Jones, as he explores the consequences of military lawyers being involved in giving...

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Tags: Cities & Place

By Newcastle University On September 17, 2021

How international development impacts climate change?

In this COP26 article, Dr Kate Manzo, Senior Lecturer at the School of Geography, Politics and Sociology, discusses how...

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Tags: One Planet, COP26

By Newcastle University On August 18, 2021

How the North East is leading the UK's transition to Net Zero

Dr Henry Kippin, MD of the North of Tyne Combined Authority, and Professor Jane Robinson, Pro-Vice Chancellor, Engagement and...

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Tags: One Planet, COP26

By Newcastle University On August 9, 2021

From producing carbon to reducing it: How industrial change is affecting Blyth

In this COP26 article, Anthony Zito, Professor of European Public Policy, discusses the ENERGIES Exhibition, which explores...

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Tags: One Planet, Culture & Creative Arts, Cities & Place,

By Newcastle University On August 2, 2021

Can ecosystems recover from biodiversity loss caused by wildfires?

There has been a dramatic increase in the number of wildfires in the last few years, with severe heat and drought linked to...

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Tags: One Planet, Research

By Newcastle University On August 2, 2021

New research addresses civic engagement in later life

A research project led by Newcastle University will investigate how older people across Europe engage in civic activities.

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Tags: Ageing, Research

By Newcastle University On August 2, 2021

Toddler toolkit to identify speech & language delay

Newcastle University researchers have been working on a new toolkit to identify speech, language and communication problems in...

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Tags: Culture & Creative Arts, Research

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Online exhibition documents Mandela’s visit to Pietermaritzburg

In April 1990, Nelson Mandela visited Pietermaritzburg to see the devastation caused by the Seven Days War. Dr Aron Mazel, now...

Powering up the North East’s Net Zero supply chain

Newcastle University is the lead partner in Driving the Electric Revolution Industrialisation Centres, (DER-IC), a £28.5m...

How Newcastle University Discovered a New Giant Crustacean

In our latest blog, Johanna Weston discusses the discovery of a giant new crustacean scavenging on the deepest depths of the...

Refugee midwives deliver maternal care and training using VR

Academics at Newcastle University and Kenyatta University, Kenya, are collaborating with refugee midwives to develop new ways...

First-line treatment for childhood cancer discovered

Newcastle University scientists studying a common childhood cancer have made a major breakthrough. The findings of which could...

Meet the lawyers who sign off on who lives and who dies

Discover our latest blog from Dr Craig Jones, as he explores the consequences of military lawyers being involved in giving...

How international development impacts climate change?

In this COP26 article, Dr Kate Manzo, Senior Lecturer at the School of Geography, Politics and Sociology, discusses how...

How the North East is leading the UK's transition to Net Zero

Dr Henry Kippin, MD of the North of Tyne Combined Authority, and Professor Jane Robinson, Pro-Vice Chancellor, Engagement and...

From producing carbon to reducing it: How industrial change is affecting Blyth

In this COP26 article, Anthony Zito, Professor of European Public Policy, discusses the ENERGIES Exhibition, which explores...

Can ecosystems recover from biodiversity loss caused by wildfires?

There has been a dramatic increase in the number of wildfires in the last few years, with severe heat and drought linked to...

New research addresses civic engagement in later life

A research project led by Newcastle University will investigate how older people across Europe engage in civic activities.

Toddler toolkit to identify speech & language delay

Newcastle University researchers have been working on a new toolkit to identify speech, language and communication problems in...