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A year on: working class women and work during the Covid-19 pandemic

The pandemic has further exposed deep gender and class inequalities, say professors Tracey Warren and Clare Lyonette, and the Government must act if we are to rebuild a fairer society.
March 2021

Single Sourcing

With billions spent on new contracts for PPE, the pandemic has put government procurement practice under intense scrutiny.
March 2021

Misogyny against women and girls is everyone’s responsibility

Loretta Trickett and Louise Mullany talk about how Misogyny against women and girls is everyone’s responsibility
March 2021

The more we understand about Covid-19, the better we will be prepared for future threats

A state-of-the-art lab at the University of Nottingham could save lives in the Covid-19 pandemic as well as protect us from new coronaviruses
March 2021

Sharing knowledge is key to fully understanding the impact of Covid

Introducing a blog series on the University of Nottingham’s ongoing research contribution to the Covid-19 effort.
March 2021

If the university is colonial, what can our institutions do to bring about change?

Dr Hannah Robbins asks if the university is colonial, what can our institutions do to bring about change?
February 2021

Our stories: exploring UK family lives

Exploring the lives of marginalised families through digital networks
February 2021

Creating spaces for young people’s voices in mental health research

Dr Aislinn Bergin and Dr Joanna Lockwood talk about how the University of Nottingham are working with partners to create spaces for children and young people's voices in mental health research
February 2021

Saving young lives with a clearer view of cancer

Researchers at the University of Nottingham have transformed awareness of childhood brain tumours. Now an unprecedented study will deepen understanding of the journey from diagnosis to treatment for children at risk from all forms of cancer.
February 2021