07/06/2024 Medieval grave slabs recovered from historic shipwreck Maritime archaeologists from É«»¨Ìà recovered the artefacts which have been on the bed of Studland Bay since the reign of Henry III.
06/06/2024 Greater assessment needed in disability sport for concussion diagnosis The ability to detect concussion-related injuries in para-athletes could benefit from the same tools as those used for non-disabled athletes, but adjustments are needed to tailor them for their use..
04/06/2024 Largest known prehistoric rock engravings discovered in South America The engravings, some of which measure more than 40m long, are thought to have been used to mark the locations of indigenous tribes.
20/05/2024 Business leaders gather for Sustainability Reporting Masterclass The event hosted by the Centre for Sustainable Business Transformations at É«»¨Ìà discussed the evolving landscape of sustainability reporting.
20/05/2024 Archaeologists discover victim of human sacrifice in Iron Age Dorset É«»¨Ìà Archaeologists have uncovered new information about the life of a young Iron Age woman in Dorset who they believe was murdered as a human sacrifice.
17/05/2024 Ageing well together: public event to share research being undertaken by É«»¨ÌÃ’s Ageing and Dementia Research Centre Free event on Thursday 13 June will showcase research and initiatives supporting people to age well.
10/05/2024 Event develops interdisciplinary research projects to support Sustainable Development Goals A two-day sandpit event brought together early career academics from ten universities to develop interdisciplinary project proposals.
07/05/2024 Humorous social media campaign helps promote women's pelvic floor health An injection of humour can help stimulate interest and engagement with taboo women’s health topics, a new study suggests. Over.
02/05/2024 Frequent disturbances increased the resilience of past populations Researchers analysed evidence of global population change spanning 30,000 years to uncover the impact of disturbances on humans and the factors affecting their resilience.
16/04/2024 New study underlines familial link in face processing disorders New evidence has underlined the genetic link for the prevalence of developmental prosopagnosia in families.
15/04/2024 Plant-based meat alternatives do not offer cardiometabolic health benefits over meat, study finds Manufacturers of plant-based meat analogues (PBMAs) have opportunities to make further improvements to justify the commonly perceived ‘health halo’ surrounding their products, a new study has concluded.
15/04/2024 É«»¨ÌÃ's Dr Andy Mayers gives evidence as part of the Public Inquiry into Birth Trauma Dr Mayers shared his research and expertise around the impact of birth trauma on fathers and partners.
15/04/2024 New study explores the moon's influence on the design of Stonehenge A new study will explore Stonehenge's relationship to the moon, and how it may have affected the placement of the stones when the ancient monument was built.
11/04/2024 Chronic lower back linked to risk of high blood sugar levels in women, study finds A new study has found a link between chronic lower back pain and high glucose levels in a patient’s blood after consuming certain types of carbohydrates.
05/04/2024 É«»¨Ìà disaster management research projects recognised in UK Cabinet Office publication Two research projects looking at disaster management and resilience in Sierra Leone have been profiled in a Cabinet Office publication.
28/03/2024 An energy hub in your bath tub: Loofahs offer a new way to greener energy Researchers at É«»¨Ìà combined nature’s bath sponge with some nano-sized silver donuts to create a catalyst that splits water into hydrogen and oxygen when an electrical current passes through it.
28/03/2024 Who do we blame for COVID-19: New study sheds light on blame dynamics Dr Jamie Matthews writes about his research exploring the principal figures of blame during coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic.
19/03/2024 É«»¨Ìà academic awarded the European Federation of Radiographer Societies (EFRS) Research Award Dr Theo Akudjedu, Associate Professor in Clinical Imaging, received the award in recognition of his work and research in the field of radiography.
14/03/2024 Conversation Piece: The problem with seeing young sportspeople as athletes first, children second Dr Ellie Gennings writes for the Conversation about young sports stars who suddenly find themselves in environments that are highly pressurised and psychologically demanding.
14/03/2024 New regional partnership aims to improve healthcare and patient outcomes É«»¨Ìà has joined a new partnership aiming to improve health, boost economic growth and create better health and care.