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Image shows new Metro trains parked in the Nexus transport hub

Metro Futures: rethinking public transport through engagement

16 April 2025
When we think about public transport, we often think of infrastructure. Rails, stations, carriages....
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Group of young Muslim women

What has changed in Muslim young people's engagements with politics?

10 January 2025
The political engagement of young Muslims in Scotland has undergone significant changes over the...
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Collage of images including a shot of a glacier, a slug, a forest and the Helix site in Newcastle

Our 2024 research and innovation round up

13 December 2024
As the year comes to a close, we want to take a moment to reflect on and celebrate some highlights...
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Former Newcastle United defender John Anderson speaking at a NUFC memory cafe

United by dementia: accessing dementia support through football

11 December 2024
There is a growing awareness of football's important role in supporting people living with dementia...
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A line of fencing along the road near the US-Mexico border.

Border crises? Managing landscapes for people and nature

24 October 2024
Dr Charlotte Veal from the School of Architecture, Planning, and Landscape reflects on the...
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The design, management, and programming of innovation districts

23 October 2024
Developing innovation districts has become a popular strategy around the world to catalyse economic...
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An illustrated map of the world with arrows suggesting movement.

Migration and higher education - what does one have to do with the other?

29 August 2024
Migration and higher education was a key topic of conversation and debate at this year’s Times...
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Storm overflow pipe releasing wastewater on to beach

Partnership in sprint to slow the flow of sewage pollution

20 August 2024
Engineers and scientists at Newcastle University have been working with industry partners to stem...
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Sir Keir Starmer and Joe Biden sit with other delegates at the NATO Summit.

NATO, Ukraine and UK Defence Policy under a potential Trump Presidency

24 July 2024
With the US presidential elections looming, Dr Katharine Wright, Senior Lecturer in International...
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Students walk around the iconic Arches building at Newcastle University.

What does an engaged university look like?

22 May 2024
At Newcastle University we want to maximise the positive impact we can achieve locally and...
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Primary school students and their teacher walk outside on a rainy day.

Poverty Proofing schools: how to tackle the stigma

1 May 2024
Removing barriers for students living in poverty could improve educational attainment by making...
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Rusty bridge pillars submerged in water

How our Singapore campus is tackling corrosion with digital twinning

29 April 2024
Cathodic protection (CP) is critical in preventing the corrosion of vital infrastructure, such as...
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