Press releases

Nottingham has become a partner city with the Association of British HealthTech Industries (ABHI), making it one of just five in England, following the signing of a new agreement with the University of Nottingham and Nottingham Trent University.

As nurses across the UK prepare to go on strike, Holly Blake, Professor of Behavioural Medicine explains how lessons from the Covid-19 pandemic could improve the lives of nurses.

People with eczema are being asked to vote on future research topics to enable medical experts to focus on areas that really matter to people living with the skin condition.

Business advisory firm KPMG UK is set to relocate its Nottingham office, next year, to the University of Nottingham’s new Castle Meadow Campus as part of its long-term regional growth strategy.

A national research centre involving scientists at the University of Nottingham is set to receive a multimillion pound funding boost to harness the UK’s academic and industrial strengths in biofilms.

The team behind an innovative study aiming to change the landscape of mental health research is looking to enlist participants to take part in the next stage of the project.

Research into finding new personalised treatments for inflammatory bowel disease has received funding to analyse and predict patient responses to drugs, and volunteers are needed to take part.

Dairy farmers are to hear how an online toolkit developed by experts at the University of Nottingham could help them to improve the health of their herd, as part of GB Calf Week later this month.

The first access route to the complex nerve structures of the human inner ear has been developed by Nottingham scientists as part of an international collaboration including scientists from elsewhere in the UK, Sweden and Canada.

A new study, led by experts at the University of Nottingham found that the risk of stomach bleeding caused by using aspirin long-term, can be reduced with a short course of antibiotics, potentially improving the safety of aspirin when used to prevent heart attacks, strokes and possibly some cancers.