Partnerships across University push new boundaries in dance
Working in partnership with peers from the University’s Centre for Academic Innovation and Development (CAID), Dance staff and students have explored how emerging technologies can transform the creation, teaching…
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Samsung Solve for Tomorrow is now Open for its Seventh Year
But a growing body of evidence suggests that some of the answer lies not in new qualifications, but in something simpler: giving students the confidence to solve real problems and pitch their own ideas. That’s the…
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‘It makes you feel helpless’: patients and doctors cast doubt on standard treatment for endometriosis
It makes you feel helpless," says Natalie Greenwood, of a condition that affects her so badly she is "non-functioning most of the time because of the constant fatigue". Greenwood, 36, needs to have an operation every few…
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École Ducasse answers the growing demand for plant-forward gastronomy with three new professional programmes
Designed for culinary professionals, entrepreneurs and career changers, the new programmes reflect some of the strongest transformations currently reshaping the industry: Essentials of Naturalité , delivered in English…
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School teaches pupils what to learn, but not how to learn.
School teaches them what to learn, but not how to learn. The Learning Code changes that. Dr Tej shows you how to unlock your child’s potential, helping you to raise their results without raising stress. The Learning…
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Researchers warn social media driving harmful misuse of Alzheimer’s blood tests
Blood-based biomarker tests, including p-tau217 and p-tau181, detect biological signs of changes in the brain associated with Alzheimer's disease, which is a progressive brain disorder and the leading cause of dementia.…
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Thirlwall report: what did it say about Lucy Letby case and what does it recommend?
Here we take a look at the report and its findings. Who is Lucy Letby and what is this new report about? Letby, 36, is serving 15 whole-life prison terms after being convicted of the murder of seven babies and attempted…
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Double cleansing: should we really be cleaning ourselves twice in each shower?
Double cleansing – once the remit of facial skincare and shampoo routines – has steadily trickled into body-care, too. But should you simply stock up on twice as much shower gel? Is it any more hygienic? And how clean do…
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Assisted dying: How laws differ around the world
Just last month, France adopted an 'aid in dying' law for adults with incurable conditions causing them unbearable pain. While most jurisdictions forbid medical help to die, assisted dying laws around the world vary. The…
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‘Just be aware of what you’re spending’: budget hints for students
But with the cost of living remaining high, students are more money-conscious than ever. "It is one of the most difficult times to make ends meet as a student," according to Tom Allingham, communications director at Save…
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