Press releases

A microscopic message of congratulations milled onto the side of a 50p coin has been sent to King Charles III ahead of the Coronation on Saturday 6 May.

New research by the University of Nottingham has found that institution-wide support for post-16 GCSE maths resit students through a ‘Whole College Approach’ can improve maths learning.

Scientists at the University of Nottingham have received more than £1million in support for research that aims to develop new treatments for advanced prostate cancer and to train the next generation of prostate cancer research leaders.

A group of students from Nottingham have been given the chance to bring their production of Romeo and Juliet to a professional stage.

A multi-million-pound partnership, which brought academia and industry together to instigate innovation and mechanical excellence in the aerospace sector, has come to an end after making multiple advances in technologies.

Detailed microscale images of the inside of a hedgehog spine have revealed that the internal structure looks similar to the inside of a citrus fruit, which may explain their strength and flexibility.

Artwork by LGBTQ+ people, seeking a safe space in the UK after escaping discrimination and marginalisation in China, will be showcased at a new exhibition in London.

Scientific research at the University of Nottingham is set to benefit from industry expertise with the appointment of a Royal Society Entrepreneur in Residence.

Five Nottingham academics have been awarded Innovation Fellowships by the British Academy for projects including researching gender inequities in sport; serious violent crime reporting in Nottingham; and improving data gathering around Honour-Based Abuse.

A study analysing the use of a new teaching approach for post-16 students re-sitting their maths GCSEs has found a measured improvement in their exam scores, with particularly pronounced benefits for learners from deprived backgrounds.