The University is committed to making the results of its research as widely available as possible. As an incentive to encourage more articles, we devised a writing competition with cash prizes. This article by Sue Baic was one of the runners-up.
The University is committed to making the results of its research as widely available as possible. As an incentive to encourage more articles, we devised a writing competition with cash prizes. This article by Dr Tom Mole shared third place.
The University is committed to making the results of its research as widely available as possible. As an incentive to encourage more articles, we devised a writing competition with cash prizes. This article by Dr Laurence White shared third place.
The issue of pensions and pension security is one of the most urgent political issues in Britain today.
New ways of understanding and predicting volcanic eruptions
Dr John Irving, Reader in Historical Musicology in the Department of Music has recently completed the first stage of an AHRB-funded scheme of research into a large-scale anthology of 18th-century solo keyboard music.
Film set designers in European Cinema in the 1930s are the focus of an AHRB-funded project by Professor Sarah Street of the Department of Drama: Theatre, Film, Television.
Andrew Gigiel of the Food Refrigeration and Process Engineering Research Centre has been looking at ways to make domestic refrigerators more energy-efficient.
The Cancer and Leukaemia in Children (CLIC) Research Unit was set up in 1985 to study the fundamental changes that cause cancers to develop in children.
Lone parents in London are less likely to be in paid work than those living elsewhere in Britain. New research by Stephen McKay in the School of Geographical Sciences investigates why.
