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By Newcastle University On May 31, 2023

Opening up the issues around food insecurity

According to a recent YouGov report 9.3 million adults faced food insecurity - not having regular access to food - in January...

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Tags: Research, Research Excellence, Ageing and Health,

By Newcastle University On May 25, 2023

How we launched AI in the classroom

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and machine learning tools are changing the way children and adults interact with technology....

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Tags: Culture and Creative Arts, Research, Research Excellence,

By Professor Kenny Dalgarno On May 25, 2023

The new Stephenson: The Future of Biomedical Engineering

The transformation of the Stephenson building is creating a home for visionary engineers to create the technology of tomorrow. ...

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Tags: Working with Business, Stephenson Building, Ageing and Health

By Newcastle University On May 18, 2023

Urgent action needed to reduce the spread of superbugs

To reverse the global spread of superbugs, the world must cut down environmental pollution and change how we behave, according to...

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Tags: Research, Research Excellence, Ageing and Health

By Angela Topping On May 17, 2023

What is the point in health and care research?

The health and care research landscape is becoming increasingly complicated. We met with Angela Topping, Head of Newcastle Joint...

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Tags: Working with Business, Research, Research Excellence,

By Dr Owen King On May 11, 2023

The Andean Water Tower: Investigating the effects of deglaciation

The loss of ice from the planet’s high mountain environments is one of the most vivid visual examples of the impact of climate...

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Tags: One Planet, Research, Research Excellence,

By Newcastle University On May 10, 2023

How solving a 30 year-old chemistry problem led to an international collaboration

At Newcastle University, our research collaborations span the globe. From discovering new ideas, to bringing distinct expertise...

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Tags: Research, Research Excellence

By Dr Martin Farr On May 4, 2023

A new King: A historian’s commentary on the Coronation

With a new king imminently being crowned, we asked Dr Martin Farr, Senior Lecturer in Contemporary British History, to talk to us...

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Tags: Cities and Place, Research, Research Excellence

By Newcastle University On May 4, 2023

The importance of partnership in health and care research

Newcastle Health Innovation Partners (NHIP) - one of only eight Academic Health Science Centres in the UK - brings together...

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Tags: Working with Business, Research, Research Excellence,

By Dr. Josh Jowitt On April 17, 2023

What is a person?

You might think this is a question with an obvious answer – but in law, that’s not the case. That’s because the concept of legal...

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Tags: Data, Research, Research Excellence

By Newcastle University On April 17, 2023

Decarbonising the planet: Second-life lithium-ion batteries, vapour cloud explosions and elephants

The United Nations estimate by 2050 more than 1 billion electric vehicles (EV) will be on the road. And it’s lithium-ion...

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Tags: Energy, One Planet, Research Excellence,

By Newcastle University On April 13, 2023

A demand for sand: how does this impact nature and biodiversity?

Every day, every person on the planet consumes 18kg of sand and aggregates. Yet, our insatiable thirst for this material is...

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Tags: One Planet, Research, Research Excellence,

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Opening up the issues around food insecurity

According to a recent YouGov report 9.3 million adults faced food insecurity - not having regular access to food - in January...

How we launched AI in the classroom

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and machine learning tools are changing the way children and adults interact with technology....

The new Stephenson: The Future of Biomedical Engineering

The transformation of the Stephenson building is creating a home for visionary engineers to create the technology of tomorrow. ...

Urgent action needed to reduce the spread of superbugs

To reverse the global spread of superbugs, the world must cut down environmental pollution and change how we behave, according to...

What is the point in health and care research?

The health and care research landscape is becoming increasingly complicated. We met with Angela Topping, Head of Newcastle Joint...

The Andean Water Tower: Investigating the effects of deglaciation

The loss of ice from the planet’s high mountain environments is one of the most vivid visual examples of the impact of climate...

How solving a 30 year-old chemistry problem led to an international collaboration

At Newcastle University, our research collaborations span the globe. From discovering new ideas, to bringing distinct expertise...

A new King: A historian’s commentary on the Coronation

With a new king imminently being crowned, we asked Dr Martin Farr, Senior Lecturer in Contemporary British History, to talk to us...

The importance of partnership in health and care research

Newcastle Health Innovation Partners (NHIP) - one of only eight Academic Health Science Centres in the UK - brings together...

What is a person?

You might think this is a question with an obvious answer – but in law, that’s not the case. That’s because the concept of legal...

Decarbonising the planet: Second-life lithium-ion batteries, vapour cloud explosions and elephants

The United Nations estimate by 2050 more than 1 billion electric vehicles (EV) will be on the road. And it’s lithium-ion...

A demand for sand: how does this impact nature and biodiversity?

Every day, every person on the planet consumes 18kg of sand and aggregates. Yet, our insatiable thirst for this material is...