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Sep 07
Signapse and the University of Surrey Earn THE Awards 2026 Shortlisting for Deaf Accessibility Through AI Innovation

In a significant milestone for both the technology sector and the global Deaf community, Professor Richard Bowden and Signapse.ai have been shortlisted for the Knowledge Exchange / Transfer Initiative of the Year category at the THE Awards 2026. This recognition highlights how university-led AI innovation can move beyond the laboratory and deliver measurable, life-changing impact. […]

Sep 06
Solent University’s Renewable Energy Engineering Degree Gains IET Industry Accreditation: What It Means for Future Engineers in the UK

The renewable energy sector is expanding rapidly across the UK, and the demand for qualified engineers has never been higher. For students considering a career in this field, choosing an accredited degree can make a measurable difference to their professional prospects. That is why recent news from Southampton deserves attention from anyone weighing up their […]

Sep 06
Connect Your Small Business with AI Expertise: AI-Ready Yorkshire and the University of Huddersfield

Artificial intelligence has moved from boardroom discussion to day-to-day business reality. Yet for many small and medium-sized enterprises across Yorkshire, the gap between recognising AI’s potential and putting it to work remains wide. Limited budgets, scarce technical staff and the pressures of daily operations make it difficult to test new technologies, however promising they look […]

Sep 06
How a Loughborough University Law Expert Earned an Academy of Social Sciences Fellowship

Election to the Academy of Social Sciences stands among the highest honours available to researchers working across the social science disciplines in the United Kingdom. This autumn, that honour went to Professor Donatella Alessandrini, Professor of Law at Loughborough University, who has been elected a Fellow of the Academy in recognition of her outstanding contribution […]

Sep 06
Cooling Cities with UK Trees: What Loughborough University Research Reveals About Urban Heat Islands

When temperatures in Paris climbed past 40°C in late June, residents of the French capital struggled to carry on with daily life. In London, emergency wards filled with elderly patients injured after fainting in the heat, while Madrid watched thousands of hectares burn on the city’s outskirts. These events are not isolated misfortunes. They are […]

Sep 06
University for the Creative Arts Redefines Screen Storytelling for Digital Filmmakers in the UK

Screen storytelling is changing shape. Filmmakers who built their audiences on YouTube, TikTok and other digital platforms are now securing distribution deals, festival attention and studio interest — sometimes before their first feature has even been shot. The University for the Creative Arts (UCA), a specialist creative university in the UK, has responded to this […]

Sep 05
Lancaster University Social Scientists Earn Recognition for Excellence and Public Benefit in UK Research

Election to the Academy of Social Sciences is one of the most significant honours available to researchers in the field in the UK. This year, two academics from Lancaster University have earned that distinction. Professor Suzanne Ost, of the Law School, and Dr Aaron Winter, Senior Lecturer in Sociology, are among 74 social scientists recognised […]

Sep 05
Understanding the Indian Copyright Office Ruling on AI-Generated Works: Expert Commentary from the University of Surrey

Artificial intelligence now writes music, produces images, drafts text, and generates software code. What the law should make of these outputs has divided courts, registries, and policymakers around the world. A recent decision from the Indian Copyright Office has now added an important voice to that conversation. Writing in an expert commentary, Professor Ryan Abbott, […]

Sep 05
Anthropic Incidents Expose Gaps in AI Model Testing: University of Surrey Experts Assess UK Cyber Security Risks

The latest statements from Anthropic about cyber incidents involving its Claude models have generated intense discussion across the AI community, and for good reason. According to commentary from University of Surrey experts — Professor Alan Woodward of the Surrey Centre for Cyber Security and Dr Andrew Rogoyski of the Surrey Institute for People-Centred AI — […]

Sep 05
University of Exeter Business School Shortlisted for Business School of the Year at the Times Higher Education Awards

The University of Exeter Business School has been shortlisted for Business School of the Year at this year’s Times Higher Education (THE) Awards, one of the most closely watched recognition programmes in UK higher education. The nomination places Exeter among a select group of institutions competing across 20 categories, and it reflects the school’s sustained […]