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By Thom Linley On November 11, 2022

A newly discovered small blue fish is answering big questions about the deep

In the ocean’s mysterious hadal zone, extending beyond a depth of 6,000 metres, we’ve found a new snailfish that’s helping...


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Tags: One Planet, Alumni, Research Excellence

By Newcastle University On November 3, 2022

The true cost of water - why climate change action is so urgent

Ahead of COP27 our Professor of Earth Systems Engineering, Richard Dawson, reflects on a UN report assessing recent scientific...


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Tags: One Planet, Alumni, Research Excellence,

By Marion Pfeifer On November 2, 2022

Robotics and automatic systems – a tool but not a solution to work towards achieving Sustainable Development Goals

Technological advancements in Robotics and Automatic Systems (RAS) are reshaping the world, changing healthcare to food...


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Tags: Data, One Planet, Alumni,

By Newcastle University On October 25, 2022

How our Singapore campus is tackling climate change with AI

Climate change is currently the most significant threat to our way of life on earth. No one is immune to its effects. A study...


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Tags: One Planet, Working with Business, Singapore,

By Newcastle University On October 19, 2022

Our vision for a net zero world - the future of sustainable propulsion

The redeveloped Stephenson building will host three extraordinary hubs for research and collaboration; digital manufacturing,...


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Tags: One Planet, Working with Business, Engineering,

By Newcastle University On October 18, 2022

COP27: Album reveals Sunderland’s underwater secrets

Human ears aren’t adapted to listening underwater, but hydrophone technology can now reveal incredible hidden soundscapes.

A...


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Tags: One Planet, Alumni, Research Excellence,

By Newcastle University On October 13, 2022

How we’re working to preserve and protect our coral reefs

Marine heat waves have decimated corals in recent years, and the future looks bleak for tropical reefs if the pace of climate...


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Tags: One Planet, Research Excellence, COP27

By Newcastle University On October 10, 2022

How we’re targeting global plans to save nature

With over 1 million species at risk of extinction, it’s clear our planet is facing a crisis. And, despite ongoing global efforts...


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Tags: One Planet, Research Excellence, COP27

By Newcastle University On August 9, 2022

How clownfish grow to match their environments

A recent study has revealed that clownfish adjust their growth to their environments.

The partnership between clownfish and sea...


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Tags: One Planet, Research Excellence, COP27

By Newcastle University On June 14, 2022

Saving the Galapagos ‘Fantastic Giant Tortoise’ from extinction

Exciting new genetic research has revealed that the Galapagos giant tortoise Chelonoidis phantasticus is not extinct.

Back from...


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Tags: One Planet, Alumni, Research Excellence

By Colin Herron On May 13, 2022

A local alliance for global electrification impact

We're leading a new alliance of researchers, innovators and manufacturers in the north east of England. Read on to discover how...


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Tags: Energy, One Planet, Working with Business,

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

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