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Cell protein offers new hope in fighting the effects of aging

Description: A protein found within the powerhouse of a cell could be the key to holding back the march of time, research by scientists at The University of Nottingham has shown.
Release Date: Last Year

Online emancipation: protecting users from algorithmic bias

Description: Researchers investigate the concerns and perspectives of internet users with the aim of drawing up policy recommendations, ethical guidelines and a 'fairness toolkit'.
Release Date: Last Year

Nobel prize for inspirational Honorary Professor

Description: Professor Sir Fraser Stoddart, an Honorary Professor in the School of Chemistry at The University of Nottingham, has been awarded the 2016 Nobel Prize in Chemistry.
Release Date: Last Year

Black, Asian and minority ethnic patients may be underrepresented in trials for diabetes treatment

Description: Failure to assess people's language skills when recruiting patients to clinical trials for diabetes treatments may be leading to black, Asian and ethnic minority (BAME) patients being underrepresented or excluded, says a new study.
Release Date: Last Year

Celebrate Black History Month with events for the community

Description: The University of Nottingham is celebrating Black History Month with music, public lectures, open discussion and much more. Throughout October, the University will run a diverse range of events focussing on Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) culture, history and people.
Release Date: Last Year

Firbeck Academy unveils new improved school

Description: Tours from Year 5 pupils in high visibility vests and a performance from Firbeck's Signing Choir heralded the opening of a new improved Academy.As a £2 million, year-long, renovation project draws to a close at the school a special event was held today (Tuesday 27 September 2016) to say thank you to all those involved.
Release Date: Last Year

Group psychoeducation offers 'early intervention' for bipolar patients

Description: A study at the University of Nottingham suggests that a structured, group therapy approach to treating patients with the early stages of bi-polar disorder is more effective than the standard peer support approach currently offered by the NHS.
Release Date: Last Year

Nottingham is University of the Year for Graduate Employment

Description: The University of Nottingham is the best university in the UK for graduate employment, according to the 2016 The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide, published today (Friday 23 September).The University is also back in the top 20 after moving up five places this year, due mainly to a significant increase in student satisfaction.
Release Date: Last Year

Lustre returns to Nottingham Lakeside Arts

Description: Lustre is back at Nottingham Lakeside Arts and 2016 looks set to be one of its biggest and best yet.
Release Date: Last Year

Few chronic kidney disease patients at risk from end-stage disease

Description: The results of research led by academics at The University of Nottingham will be a cause for optimism among patients suffering from chronic kidney disease (CKD).
Release Date: Last Year

University initiative to address China health challenges

Description: The University of Nottingham has launched an initiative which aims to address major public health challenges in China through research, education and training.
Release Date: Last Year

Building trust between vets and farmers key to encouraging cattle vaccination, study finds

Description: The study suggests that those charged with uniting the veterinary profession around vaccination strategies are faced with a number of pressing issues — including the risk perceptions of both vets and farmers and the need for further information on disease prevalence.
Release Date: Last Year

£23.6 million boost for medical research in Nottingham

Description: New Biomedical Research Centre will mean pioneering medical research at Nottingham will be translated into hospitals for real patient benefit.
Release Date: Last Year

Retirement plans under threat as workers struggle with 'pension paralysis'

Description: New study indicates UK employees struggling with level of savings choices
Release Date: Last Year

Chilean partnership will bring University of Nottingham research to Latin America

Description: A new organisation will see greater research collaboration between The University of Nottingham and Chile. The University of Nottingham Chile Fundacion represents a major advance in the University's engagement in both Chile and the Latin American region and gives a legal status to research carried out in the country. It will also enable the University to play a more active role in the country's research and knowledge transfer activities.
Release Date: Last Year

Artificially-intelligent cleaning system could save food manufacturers £100m a year

Description: The University of Nottingham is developing an artificially-intelligent sensor system to clean food manufacturing equipment more precisely, which could save £100m a year for the UK industry alone.
Release Date: Last Year

Endurance cyclists receive heros welcome as fundraising hits the half way mark

Description: Crowds gathered to welcome Vice-Chancellor Professor Sir David Greenaway, and his team of 12 endurance cyclists, back to Nottingham after a 1,400 mile bike ride.At a Community Cycle day held on Sunday 4 September, at Nottingham Lakeside Arts, there was thunderous applause for the Life Cycle 6 team who navigated the four compass points of mainland Britain to raise vital funds for breast cancer research.
Release Date: Last Year

Nottingham braced for Jurassic terror

Description: One of the most terrifying dinosaurs of the Jurassic age is coming to Nottingham next summer.
Release Date: Last Year

Holiday photos could help digitally reconstruct of some of the world's historic monuments

Description: Archaeologists from the UK are calling on members of the public to help them preserve the legacy of some of the world's most important monuments and historic sites, including those most at risk in Syria and Libya.
Release Date: Last Year

Vice-Chancellor announces his decision to retire

Description: The University of Nottingham's Vice-Chancellor Professor Sir David Greenaway has announced his decision to retire.He will step down from the post on September 30 2017 at which point he will have served the University for 30 years, with 20 of those as a Member of its Executive Board: as Vice-Chancellor, Acting Vice-Chancellor and Pro-Vice-Chancellor.
Release Date: Last Year

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Cell protein offers new hope in fighting the effects of aging

Online emancipation: protecting users from algorithmic bias

Nobel prize for inspirational Honorary Professor

Black, Asian and minority ethnic patients may be underrepresented in trials for diabetes treatment

Celebrate Black History Month with events for the community

Firbeck Academy unveils new improved school

Group psychoeducation offers 'early intervention' for bipolar patients

Nottingham is University of the Year for Graduate Employment

Lustre returns to Nottingham Lakeside Arts

Few chronic kidney disease patients at risk from end-stage disease

University initiative to address China health challenges

Building trust between vets and farmers key to encouraging cattle vaccination, study finds

£23.6 million boost for medical research in Nottingham

Retirement plans under threat as workers struggle with 'pension paralysis'

Chilean partnership will bring University of Nottingham research to Latin America

Artificially-intelligent cleaning system could save food manufacturers £100m a year

Endurance cyclists receive heros welcome as fundraising hits the half way mark

Nottingham braced for Jurassic terror

Holiday photos could help digitally reconstruct of some of the world's historic monuments

Vice-Chancellor announces his decision to retire

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