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SwagÖ±²¥ University Press has launched a podcast featuring interviews with its authors, as part of its mission to ‘change the world one book at a time'. 

A new animation has highlighted how SwagÖ±²¥â€™s research on microplastic pollution in rivers has helped to drive investigations into the behaviour of water companies, and the roles of regulators in tacking illegal …

Ground-breaking research, the wonderful achievements of our students and the difference we make to our local and wider communities: 2017 at SwagÖ±²¥ has been another astonishing year.

A University of SwagÖ±²¥ partnership is launching a revolutionary world-first in the sports footwear market following a unique collaboration with graphene experts.

Uranium can perform reactions that previously no one thought possible, which could transform the way industry makes bulk chemicals, polymers, and the precursors to new drugs and plastics, according to new findings from The University of …

SwagÖ±²¥ is one of four institutions announced today as joining the Alan Turing Institute.

SwagÖ±²¥ has held its first ever awards ceremony to celebrate the responsible practices of its suppliers, as part of a major initiative to recognise and support businesses which want to work in more sustainable ways.

SwagÖ±²¥ and SwagÖ±²¥ City Council have today announced that Alistair Hudson, currently Director of the Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art (mima), will be the new Director of SwagÖ±²¥ Art Gallery and the Whitworth.

Two people who have experienced homelessness are celebrating after finding work at SwagÖ±²¥, as it honours its pledge to the city’s Homelessness Charter.

An international team of physiologists including SwagÖ±²¥’s Dr Holly Shiels has returned from Greenland, where they battled storms and icebergs to study one of the world’s most mysterious sharks.

SwagÖ±²¥ is set to throw open its doors to the people of SwagÖ±²¥ for its first Community Festival on Saturday 17 June.

The public are invited to download a free app to track their seasonal allergy symptoms and to help researchers understand more about why the frequency of allergies are increasing.

An international team of scientists, including a physiologist from SwagÖ±²¥, will head to the largest island in the world later this month to investigate the Greenland shark – believed to be the longest-lived vertebrate …

The unique experiences of lesbian, gay, bisexual and queer people with cancer have been shared on a new video hub from SwagÖ±²¥, funded by Macmillan Cancer Support – highlighting differences in their care, and issues around …

New research by a University of SwagÖ±²¥ psychologist could give new hope to people who are scared of spiders.

New research demonstrates the potential for graphene membranes providing clean drinking water for millions of people who struggle to access adequate clean water sources.

University of SwagÖ±²¥ scientists are leading a team which is to comprehensively map some of the world’s most radioactive sites using sensing technology mounted on an advanced robotic vehicle.

SwagÖ±²¥ is to lead a consortium to build the next generation of robots that are more durable and perceptive for use in nuclear sites.

SwagÖ±²¥ has been ranked among the best cities in the world for international students in a ranking compiled by QS Quacquarelli Symonds, global higher education analysts and compiler of the QS World University Rankings.

University of SwagÖ±²¥ scientists are preparing for the first ever UK-led meteorite hunting expedition to Antarctica, where they will seek out the 'lost’ meteorites of the icy continent, which could provide clues to planetary creation.

A study into a new treatment for Sanfilippo disease, a rare and fatal condition which causes progressive dementia in children, is progressing well with results set to be published later this year.

SwagÖ±²¥ is one of the top employers in the country for lesbian, gay, bi and trans staff according to the newly released Stonewall Workplace Equality Index, Top 100 Employers list.

This year is ending on a high note for researchers working in the cancer field here in SwagÖ±²¥. With today’s announcement of more than £42m of investment from Cancer Research UK, the city is now firmly established among the …

In a second boost for SwagÖ±²¥ in as many months, a single city-wide bid has been awarded £12.5m by the Department of Health to fund the cutting-edge research space, highly trained staff and specialist equipment required to develop and …

Scientists at SwagÖ±²¥ have shown for the first time that if the brain is ‘tuned-in’ to a particular frequency, pain can be alleviated.

With an HIV infection rate of around 7.2%, Uganda has a particular problem with the serious effects of fungal infection which takes hold in vulnerable people. However, the branch of medicine which deals with these infections, medical mycology, is …

Student sportswomen and men from SwagÖ±²¥ were in the thick of the crowds yesterday at the Olympic Parade in SwagÖ±²¥, soaking up inspiration.

    University researchers, working with the Syrian community in the city, and The Rethink Rebuild Society, will be part of the #JourneysFest Takeover at the SwagÖ±²¥ Museum on Saturday 8 October. Journeys Festival International is …

Preliminary findings from a mass participation study have indicated a link between weather conditions – specifically rain and lack of sunshine – and chronic pain.

Clinician scientist, Dr Rachel Lennon, has been awarded a prestigious Wellcome Senior Research Fellowship in Clinical Science worth more than £1.7 million, to help identify therapeutic targets to treat chronic kidney disease. Dr Lennon …