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University of Nottingham professor named one of the most influential women in UK finance

Professor Meryem Duygun, from Nottingham University Business School, has been named on the Innovate Finance Women in Fintech Powerlist for the third time.

Issues of forced marriage explored in new comic designed for school children

A new comic book has been designed to help children aged 13 to 16 understand the risks and signs of forced marriage and how they can help prevent it and protect themselves and their loved ones, based on research from the University of Nottingham.

New Association of African Universities Europe Regional Office is officially launched at the University of Nottingham

A new European office for the Association of African Universities, which will bring together academics in the UK and Africa to advance education and research collaboration across the two continents, has been officially opened at the University of Nottingham.

Budget 2024: Expert reactions

As Chancellor Jeremy Hunt delivers the 2024 budget and outline the Government's spending plans, University of Nottingham academics react to today's announcement.

Humans have driven the Earth’s freshwater cycle out of its stable state

A new analysis of freshwater resources across the globe shows that human activity has pushed variation in the planet’s freshwater cycle well outside of its pre-industrial range.

Changes to risk warnings could result in nearly 14% more cash being invested by the public

Research by TISA and the University of Nottingham shows that providing balanced, contextualised risk warnings resulted in an approximately 14% increase in cash invested in Stocks & Shares.

Industry partners launch industry-wide inclusive investing initiative at Parliament

TISA and industry partners yesterday launched a wide-ranging Inclusive Investing initiative to make investing more accessible and equitable for all at an event in Parliament, with endorsement from Nadhim Zahawi and Lord Vaizey.

Research reveals that fuel poverty in England could be 2.5 times higher than reported

The number of households in fuel poverty across England is likely to be up to two and a half times higher than the Low Income Low Energy Efficiency (LILEE) indicator states, according to research from a multi-disciplinary group of researchers at the University of Nottingham.

Combined action on climate change and modern slavery presents new opportunities, research finds

New research from Nottingham Rights Lab and the University of Nottingham School of Geography shows that combined climate change and modern slavery responses are currently lacking but there are opportunities available to reduce increasing vulnerabilities in affected communities.

Study to decarbonise East Midlands Airport ���takes off”

A decarbonisation study looking to gain a comprehensive understanding of the challenges and opportunities toward achieving zero carbon emissions at airports is now under way.
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