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Online therapy has long-term benefits for young people with tics

BAME and less affluent students, as well as those who have not attended private school, often find themselves positioned as second- or third-class citizens within university institutions, a new study has revealed.

Several projects led by the University of Nottingham’s Institute of Aerospace Technology (IAT) have received a share of ten million pounds to fund research into the future of net zero aviation.

Lewis Capaldi, who recently revealed that he has Tourette syndrome, visited the Neupulse research team at the University of Nottingham, to try out a revolutionary new wearable device that is aimed at reducing tics in those with Tourette syndrome.

A brand-new scheme that saw a cohort of 39 Indonesian students receive engineering-related training at the University of Nottingham has been dubbed “a fantastic experience” as it comes to an end.

The Universities of Nottingham and Tübingen have announced their intention to expand their cross-border partnership to cooperate more closely on cutting-edge research to solve some of the world’s greatest challenges.

An outreach project, led by the University of Nottingham, hopes to reduce fuel poverty in the city one meal at a time by teaching people how to make their own energy saving slow cooker.

Nantwich is renowned for many things, from its medieval timbered buildings to its cheeses and clocks. Yet few people know about the town’s wild past when bears roamed the streets during the sixteenth century –until now, that is.

Animal bones and Ice Age human tools, ranging from 13,600 to 50,000-years old, have gone on display at the University of Nottingham Museum. The artefacts were discovered at Creswell Crags archeological park on the Derbyshire/Nottinghamshire border and they help us to understand what happened in Europe during the Ice Age.

New facial recognition technology has found that a painting by an unknown artist, which has been subjected to numerous examinations and historical research for more than 40 years, is highly likely to be a Raphael masterpiece.