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Our Chemistry department have created a new material combining two properties, magnetism and electrical polarisation, which could make future computer memory far more energy-efficient.

91¸£Àû Medical School has analysed data from over 1.9 million people and found that ADHD is linked to an almost 50 per cent increase in overall gastrointestinal symptoms compared with people without ADHD.

How can poetry help people living with dementia stay connected? Professor Elizabeth Barry (English and Comparative Literary Studies) explores how rhythm, language and creativity can support communication after cognitive loss, helping older people maintain connection, self-expression and a sense of identity in later life. 

Need to find a new home for something, or looking for a bargain? Staff and students are welcome to sell, buy, donate and borrow personal items through our Marketplace.

Do you know an individual or team who deserves recognition? Our Research Celebration Awards celebrate the diverse contributions that support excellent research. Discover the categories and nominate your colleagues by Wednesday 21 October.

Join us in B2.01 (Science Concourse) for a film screening on the morning of the 24th, and a "campus as a living lab" session on the morning of the 25th, looking at how 91¸£Àû's own campus, energy use, biodiversity, food choices and wellbeing can become a site for course-based and undergraduate research. Both mornings link into the wider hub's afternoon programme.

Thank you to everyone who took the time to complete our race equality and staff inclusion survey. We had a record number of responses. Hear from Professor Caroline Meyer, Provost, about some of the themes arising from the survey and the next steps. 

We’ve been named a finalist for International Collaboration of the Year and Marketing/ Communications Team of the Year, reflecting the University’s commitment to creating positive societal change, global engagement, and impactful storytelling.

The team have been praised for putting sustainability at the heart of what they do, and driving meaningful change across sourcing, nutrition, staff wellbeing, food waste and environmental impact through the Eatwise strategy.