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By Dr Claire Stocks On May 6, 2022

How we’re connecting children with the past

Dr Claire Stocks explains how a unique video game is transforming how children learn about life on Hadrian’s Wall.

Increasing...

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Tags: Cities & Place, Alumni, Research Excellence

By Dr Cheng Chin  On May 5, 2022

Could digitalisation manage Singapore's water?

Smart water technology has the capacity to save millions of dollars by preventing water damage. Discover how we're working with...

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Tags: Data, Working with Business, Cities & Place,

By Dr Marco Lorusso On April 20, 2022

The Effects of High Energy Prices on UK Consumers

Rising domestic energy bills will disproportionately impact low-income households. This blog explores why bills are rising and...

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Tags: Energy, Research, Alumni

By Newcastle University On April 14, 2022

How we’re putting the sunshine in sunny side up eggs

We’re cracking the problem of vitamin D deficiency in the UK. Discover why you may have spotted our logo on the lid of a box of...

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Tags: Healthier Lives, Working with Business, Research,

By Newcastle University On April 11, 2022

Why are rural communities less likely to survive cancer?

People in rural areas are 5% less likely to survive cancer than people living in urban areas. A study at Newcastle University,...

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Tags: Cancer, Healthier Lives, Alumni

By Professor Sir John Burn On April 11, 2022

An aspirin a day keeps the bowel doctor away

Over the course of two decades, a thousand patients across the world have taken part in a study that required them to take two...

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Tags: Cancer, Ageing, Healthier Lives,

By Dr Alistair Clark On April 11, 2022

Here’s how we’re safeguarding democracy in 2022

Recently, there has been considerable concern about the integrity and administration of a number of elections around the world,...

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Tags: Cities & Place, Research Excellence

By Newcastle University On April 11, 2022

Why fracking won’t solve our energy crisis

As household bills are set to rocket, experts from the Universities of Newcastle and Warwick discuss why fracking is not the...

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Tags: One Planet, Research Excellence

By Newcastle University On April 5, 2022

Moses Roper: Our missed opportunity to end slavery sooner

Over the years,fugitive slave and abolitionist Moses Roper has not received the same kind of attention in the history books as...

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Tags: Heritage, Culture & Creative Arts, Research Excellence

By Dr Maryam Mehrnezhad On April 5, 2022

Here's how websites are breaching tracking policies

Did you know any device connected to a network can leak data about its users and environment? Online tracking enables online...

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Tags: Data, Research Excellence

By Newcastle University On March 29, 2022

How can digital health technologies support ageing and multiple long-term conditions?

The UK population is ageing, and an increased lifespan brings new challenges and opportunities to individuals and society.

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Tags: Data, Ageing, Research

By Newcastle University On March 25, 2022

From bench to bedside: Translating discovery science to a clinical setting and potential patient benefit

One in four people in England are living with multiple long-term health conditions that become more debilitating with age.

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Tags: Ageing, Research

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How we’re connecting children with the past

Dr Claire Stocks explains how a unique video game is transforming how children learn about life on Hadrian’s Wall.

Could digitalisation manage Singapore's water?

Smart water technology has the capacity to save millions of dollars by preventing water damage. Discover how we're working with...

The Effects of High Energy Prices on UK Consumers

Rising domestic energy bills will disproportionately impact low-income households. This blog explores why bills are rising and...

How we’re putting the sunshine in sunny side up eggs

We’re cracking the problem of vitamin D deficiency in the UK. Discover why you may have spotted our logo on the lid of a box of...

Why are rural communities less likely to survive cancer?

People in rural areas are 5% less likely to survive cancer than people living in urban areas. A study at Newcastle University,...

An aspirin a day keeps the bowel doctor away

Over the course of two decades, a thousand patients across the world have taken part in a study that required them to take two...

Here’s how we’re safeguarding democracy in 2022

Recently, there has been considerable concern about the integrity and administration of a number of elections around the world,...

Why fracking won’t solve our energy crisis

As household bills are set to rocket, experts from the Universities of Newcastle and Warwick discuss why fracking is not the...

Moses Roper: Our missed opportunity to end slavery sooner

Over the years,fugitive slave and abolitionist Moses Roper has not received the same kind of attention in the history books as...

Here's how websites are breaching tracking policies

Did you know any device connected to a network can leak data about its users and environment? Online tracking enables online...

How can digital health technologies support ageing and multiple long-term conditions?

The UK population is ageing, and an increased lifespan brings new challenges and opportunities to individuals and society.

From bench to bedside: Translating discovery science to a clinical setting and potential patient benefit

One in four people in England are living with multiple long-term health conditions that become more debilitating with age.