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Feb 03
Professor Leah Morabito’s Research at Durham University Advances Black Hole Understanding

Revolutionizing Our View of Cosmic Giants At Durham University’s Department of Physics, Professor Leah Morabito leads groundbreaking research transforming our comprehension of supermassive black holes. Her work with the Low Frequency Array (LOFAR) network has developed innovative radio imaging techniques that penetrate cosmic dust clouds, revealing previously undetectable black hole populations across the universe. High-Resolution […]

Feb 03
Exeter Achieves Purple Flag Status for Safe and Vibrant Night-Time Economy

What Purple Flag Accreditation Means for Exeter Exeter has earned the prestigious Purple Flag accreditation, joining an elite group of UK cities recognized for excellence in managing their evening and night-time economy. This national standard, awarded by the Association of Town and City Management (ATCM), signifies Exeter’s commitment to providing safe, diverse, and well-managed nighttime […]

Feb 03
University of Buckingham Explores AI-Driven Cyber Threats at BCS Event

The Evolving Landscape of AI in Cybersecurity The intersection of artificial intelligence and cybersecurity took center stage at a recent event hosted by the University of Buckingham’s School of Computing. In collaboration with BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT, this gathering brought together industry professionals, academics, and students to examine how AI is transforming both […]

Feb 03
Lincoln Bishop University Academics Bridge Philosophy and Football in Groundbreaking Podcast

How Football Sparks Philosophical Inquiry in Academic Podcast At Lincoln Bishop University, two academics have transformed casual conversations into a compelling intellectual resource. Dr. Adam Foxon, Programme Lead for Theology, Philosophy and Ethics, and Professor Jack Cunningham, Professor of Ecclesiastical History, created Fast Football and Philosophy – a podcast that demonstrates how everyday sports discussions […]

Jan 25
University of Surrey Contributes to Dark Energy Survey Mapping 669 Million Galaxies

The universe is expanding, and it’s doing so at an accelerating rate. This fundamental observation, which contradicts the predictions of Einstein’s theory of General Relativity, has been one of the most profound mysteries in modern cosmology. To investigate this phenomenon, an international collaboration of over 400 scientists, including researchers from the University of Surrey, has […]

Jan 25
How Middlesex University Marketing Students Analyse Major Brands with PESTEL Analysis

At Middlesex University, first-year students in the BA Marketing, Tourism, and Business Management programmes recently transformed academic theory into tangible, professional-grade work. Through a project culminating in an event titled “Celebrating Marketing Talent: Industry Insights & Poster Awards,” students presented their analysis of major brands using the PESTEL framework. This initiative, judged by industry experts […]

Jan 25
Middlesex University Economic Impact: A £1 Billion Annual Contribution to the UK Economy

Independent research commissioned by Middlesex University and conducted by London Economics has quantified the institution’s substantial economic and civic contribution to the United Kingdom. The report, which analyzed activities between 2023 and 2025, reveals that the university contributes nearly £1 billion to the UK economy annually. This figure represents a significant return on investment, being […]

Jan 24
QUB Research: Chytridiomycosis Impact on Amphibian Extinction in Tropical vs. Colder Climates

The global amphibian extinction crisis, driven largely by the fungal disease Chytridiomycosis, is not a uniform catastrophe. New research from Queen’s University Belfast (QUB) reveals a critical divergence in how this pathogen affects tropical and colder climates, offering a more nuanced understanding of wildlife conservation challenges. Understanding the Chytridiomycosis Disease and Its Global Impact Chytridiomycosis, […]

Jan 24
QUB Researcher Identifies New Seagrass Meadow in Strangford Lough

The discovery of a previously unrecorded seagrass meadow in Strangford Lough by a Queen’s University Belfast (QUB) researcher underscores the critical role of advanced data analysis in marine conservation. This finding, made by PhD student Rebekah Bajkó, highlights the importance of these underwater habitats in the fight against climate change and offers a model for […]

Jan 20
Loughborough University Research Advances Female Athlete Health with New Triad Guidelines

The health and performance of female athletes require specialized understanding and care. A landmark update to the Female Athlete Triad Coalition Consensus Statement, co-authored by Loughborough University researcher Dr. Emma O’Donnell, provides a critical new framework for clinicians, coaches, and athletes. Published in the journal Sports Medicine, this two-part research establishes updated standards for identifying, […]