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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 Galapogos ‘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

By Newcastle University On March 21, 2022

Motion for the Ocean

Newcastle alumna Pamela Buchan has been in love with the sea since she was a child. Now she's making waves for the protection and...

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Tags: One Planet, Alumni

By Newcastle University On March 3, 2022

Are severe floods in Europe becoming more likely?

A study by Newcastle University and the Met Office has found that climate change is driving a large increase in intense,...

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Tags: One Planet, Alumni, Research Excellence

By Rhiannon Lamb On February 4, 2022

Making waves: blueprint maps out sustainable, smart ports

The race to net-zero emissions is a major challenge facing our society. And, together in an industry-leading partnership, we’ve...

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Tags: Data, Energy, One Planet,

By Prof Ian Haynes On January 27, 2022

This is how we're protecting Hadrian’s Wall for the future

Work by Newcastle University experts is helping to save the 1,900-year-old Hadrian’s Wall for future generations.

The National...

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Tags: Heritage, One Planet, Alumni,

By Colin Herron On January 21, 2022

Comment: next steps to build the battery ecosystem

The North East is emerging as the battery hub of the UK. To support the growth of the hub, we are building an ecosystem to s...

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Tags: Energy, One Planet, Working with Business

By Nabila Rufa’I On January 17, 2022

Challenging gender norms in engineering

In the first of a series about equality, diversity and inclusivity from our energy and engineering colleagues, Dr. Nabila Rufa’I...

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Tags: Energy, One Planet, Research,

By Newcastle University On December 23, 2021

Here are some of the top Newcastle University news stories from 2021, including how our experts have been working hard to improve...

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Tags: Cancer, Healthier Lives, One Planet,

By Rachel Chambers On December 9, 2021

How DER-IC is pioneering change after COP26?

In this post-COP26 blog, Rachel Chambers, North East Chief Operating Officer at Driving the Electric Revolution...

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Tags: One Planet, COP26, Research Excellence

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How clownfish grow to match their environments

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

Saving the Galapogos ‘Fantastic Giant Tortoise’ from extinction

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

Back from...

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...

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...

Motion for the Ocean

Newcastle alumna Pamela Buchan has been in love with the sea since she was a child. Now she's making waves for the protection and...

Are severe floods in Europe becoming more likely?

A study by Newcastle University and the Met Office has found that climate change is driving a large increase in intense,...

Making waves: blueprint maps out sustainable, smart ports

The race to net-zero emissions is a major challenge facing our society. And, together in an industry-leading partnership, we’ve...

This is how we're protecting Hadrian’s Wall for the future

Work by Newcastle University experts is helping to save the 1,900-year-old Hadrian’s Wall for future generations.

Comment: next steps to build the battery ecosystem

The North East is emerging as the battery hub of the UK. To support the growth of the hub, we are building an ecosystem to s...

Challenging gender norms in engineering

In the first of a series about equality, diversity and inclusivity from our energy and engineering colleagues, Dr. Nabila Rufa’I...

Top Research and News Stories of 2021

Here are some of the top Newcastle University news stories from 2021, including how our experts have been working hard to improve...

How DER-IC is pioneering change after COP26?

In this post-COP26 blog, Rachel Chambers, North East Chief Operating Officer at Driving the Electric Revolution...