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Effective consent education requires more than theoretical discussion; it demands practical, relatable scenarios that resonate with young people. Recognizing this, researchers at Queen’s University Belfast (QUB) in the UK have developed a groundbreaking tool to address this challenge. The project, an immersive virtual reality (VR) drama titled ‘The Afters’, is designed to provide a powerful, […]
Prince Kamari Ademiluyi, founder of the UK Africa Trade Expo and economic advisor to the Ooni of Ife, recently visited Middlesex University to share insights on global opportunity and career strategy with students. His visit highlighted the growing economic and technological ties between the UK and Nigeria, offering a direct line of sight into the […]
Independent energy consultancy Utility Trade has initiated a three-year Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) with De Montfort University (DMU) to develop an AI-driven system designed to streamline internal processes and enhance forecasting and pricing accuracy. This collaboration represents a significant step in applying academic research to solve real-world business challenges in the utility sector. The project, […]
The recent recognition of Professor Sue Rigby with a Commander of the British Empire (CBE) in the New Year Honours is a significant event for the UK higher education sector. This award, which honours services to higher education, underscores the impact of dedicated leadership in navigating the complex challenges facing tertiary education today. For students, […]
The history of the Celtic languages in Britain and Ireland is a complex puzzle, pieced together from sparse inscriptions, place names, and the latest scientific breakthroughs. For students and researchers interested in linguistic research and ancient languages, understanding how these languages spread is fundamental to the field. This article explores the current state of this […]
The 2026 New Year Honours list has recognized five distinguished individuals associated with Queen Mary University of London, highlighting the significant impact of its alumni and staff across diverse fields. These honours celebrate outstanding contributions to dentistry, international relations, healthcare, geoscience, and the arts. Recognizing Excellence Across Disciplines The prestigious list, published by the Cabinet […]
Addressing the persistent gender gap in the technology sector requires proactive, hands-on engagement with the next generation. Abertay University recently demonstrated this commitment by hosting a significant computer science event, bringing together local school pupils for a day of interactive learning and career exploration. This initiative, part of the wider Ada Scotland Festival, underscores the […]
The global transition to a low-carbon economy is fundamentally dependent on the responsible sourcing and management of critical minerals. These resources, including rare earth elements, lithium, and tungsten, are essential components in electric vehicles, wind turbines, and other renewable energy technologies. Recognizing this, the University of Exeter, through its renowned Camborne School of Mines, has […]
Malaria remains one of Africa’s most significant public health challenges, responsible for hundreds of thousands of preventable deaths annually. In response, a new £2.5 million international research project aims to leverage advanced technology to eliminate malaria hotspots, beginning in Zanzibar. This initiative is led by Aberystwyth University and supported by funding from the Gates Foundation. […]
Overview of the Autumn Budget 2025 The Chancellor’s Autumn Budget announced on 27 November 2025 outlines a series of measures aimed at stabilising household finances, supporting businesses, and addressing long‑term fiscal challenges. Sheffield economists and policy specialists have unpacked the key proposals, focusing on how they will affect energy costs, wages, apprenticeships, and the broader […]
