High-tech home-based health monitoring will help alleviate the healthcare pressures of an ageing population. This is the prediction of University of Ulster researchers, who have won £2 million from...
A virtual centre to focus on future energy challenges has been set up by the University of Leeds in conjunction with Zhejiang University in China. The UoL-ZJU International Centre for Sustainable...
A philosopher at the University of Hertfordshire is leading a two-year investigation into how people present themselves in the virtual world. The study, which will take place on the university's...
The Lake District, the inspiration for writers and poets including William Wordsworth and John Ruskin, is set to inspire postgraduates, not only with its literary and cultural heritage but also with...
The UK's first internship certificate for graduates is being offered by the University of Dundee careers service. The postgraduate certificate consists of three credit-bearing modules and...
Postgraduate students in planning, architecture and civil engineering are designing "gluing schemes" to help unite Nicosia, the Cypriot capital and the last divided city in Europe. The 12 students...
Eliminating discrimination and promoting equal opportunities at work are the central aims of a relaunched networking group at Imperial College London. Imperial 600 was set up in 2006 but has been...
The School of Development Studies at the University of East Anglia has been renamed the School of International Development. It was established in 1973 and was the first of its kind in the UK...
Researchers are learning more about how humans understand and use language by getting ordinary people to read short stories and Wikipedia articles in an online game called Phrase Detectives. The...
Zoe Corbyn on how Hefce cash can support firms during the tightening recession
Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research CouncilThe BBSRC has launched the virtual Sustainable Bioenergy Centre, a £ million project that consists of six programmes aimed at cutting the cost of...
A tradition of dissent and self-rule among heretics and rebels makes Cambridge successful, says Ross Anderson
For his PhD, Daniel Bennett had built a unique set of faecal samples from a rare lizard. When it was destroyed, he really hit bottom
Gary Day wonders whether gratuitous cussing and killing are the keys to our evolutionary triumph
A PhD candidate is threatening to take his university to court after it destroyed 35kg of lizard excrement - the material for his research project.Working in the faculty of biological sciences at the...