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By Newcastle University On January 27, 2023

How our heart attack research is saving lives

Professor Vijay Kunadian, Clinical Professor of Interventional Cardiology at Newcastle University, is working on the world’s...


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Tags: Research, Alumni, Research Excellence,

By Newcastle University On December 14, 2022

Top research and news stories of 2022

At Newcastle University we're working hard to make a difference and develop solutions to the most pressing problems facing the...


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Tags: Data, One Planet, Culture and Creative Arts,

By Matt Abbott On November 25, 2022

Funding science through blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies

Usually, universities are funded through centralised organisations, such as governments and banks. But recently, in what is...


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Tags: Data, Working with Business, Biomedical,

By Newcastle University On November 24, 2022

How 3D structures of enzymes reveal how they work and what this means for rare disease therapies

There are over 7000 recognised rare diseases but only around 5% have an approved treatment available. Professor Wyatt Yue’s team...


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Tags: Research Excellence, Ageing and Health

By Newcastle University On November 14, 2022

Reversing Type 2 Diabetes

Newcastle University's findings are benefiting people across the globe. 

The World Health Organization has a globally agreed...


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Tags: Research, Research Excellence, Ageing and Health

By Newcastle University On November 2, 2022

How imagination might improve quality of life for older people with dementia

When it comes to ensuring that older people live longer, healthier, happier lives, Newcastle University's work has asked if art...


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Tags: Wellbeing, Research Excellence, Ageing and Health

By Newcastle University On October 21, 2022

Research into relapse risk in childhood brain cancer could save lives

Scientists led by Newcastle University can identify if a child receiving treatment for brain cancer is at risk of relapsing – and...


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Tags: Research, Alumni, Research Excellence,

By Newcastle University On October 10, 2022

How our ‘lab in a suitcase’ empowers water researchers in Tanzania

Following in the footsteps of famous Newcastle University alumnus Dr John Snow, who identified cholera as a waterborne disease,...


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Tags: Alumni, Research Excellence, COP27,

By Prof Simon Woods On September 22, 2022

Exploring the role of public engagement in rare disease research

In this blog Professor of Bioethics, Prof Simon Woods, explores the role of public engagement in rare disease research. And how...


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Tags: Ageing and Health

By Newcastle University On July 7, 2022

AI could spot viruses like monkeypox and help conserve nature

As Covid-19 is still affecting the world, another virus is impacting public health: monkeypox.

Writing for The Conversation, Dr...


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Tags: Data, Research, Alumni,

By Laura Watson On June 28, 2022

Retired Professor sets up business to accelerate rare cancer research

Emeritus Professor Andy Hall retired from Newcastle University in 2016 following a successful career in haematology and childhood...


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Tags: Cancer, Alumni community, Alumni,

By Newcastle University On June 15, 2022

Ground-breaking discovery to help solve unexplained liver and kidney disease

There are numerous reasons for kidney and liver organ failure, which if left untreated is life-threatening. But, often patients...


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Tags: Research, Alumni, Research Excellence,

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