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International Women’s Day: free film screening to explore why women are still a minority in science

11 February 2021

The Schools of Life Sciences and Engineering and Informatics are co-hosting an online screening of the film Picture a Scientist.

Royal Marines receive donation of 1,000 �԰��Ƶ face shields for mass vaccination programme

10 December 2020

The face shields will be used by the Royal Marines, should they be required to assist with the roll-out of the mass vaccination programme nationwide.

3D printed silver implants help tackle infections

19 November 2020

3D printed silver implants provide antibacterial protection and are suitable for patient-specific tissue reconstruction.

�԰��Ƶ and Zhejiang Gongshang University inaugurate �԰��Ƶ AI Institute ZJSU

12 November 2020

�԰��Ƶ welcomes over 300 new students to our new Artificial Intelligence Joint Institute.

�԰��Ƶ set to celebrate LGBTQ+STEM Day with online event

2 November 2020

The �԰��Ƶ is celebrating LGBTQ+STEM Day with a special online event on 18 November.

Engineers ready to supply local business and organisations with high-quality PPE

14 October 2020

Not-for-profit ClickShieldUS are able to produce at least 1,000 shields a week to supply local businesses and organisations.

Emeritus Professor named IET Honorary Fellow in organisation's 150th birthday celebrations

8 October 2020

Professor Bernard Weiss has been honoured with an Honorary Fellowship from the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET).

�԰��Ƶ joins new £17m project to improve user experience at EV charging points

2 July 2020

The �԰��Ƶ is part of a newly launched £17 million research project designed to improve charging stations for electric vehicles.

How magnetic fields and 3D printers will create the pills of tomorrow

9 June 2020

Doctors could soon be administering a course of treatment for life-threatening conditions with a 3D printed capsule controlled by magnetic fields.

Resumption of work commute likely to cause exponential second wave of UK Coronavirus cases

14 May 2020

The resumption of the daily work commute risks returning UK Coronavirus cases to an exponential growth, according to new modelling.

�԰��Ƶ engineers create face shields for NHS

24 April 2020

At 3.39am this morning, engineers at the �԰��Ƶ completed their first 100 face shields, ready for testing within the NHS.

University awarded £590,000 to fund new postgraduate conversion courses in data science and AI

9 April 2020

The University has won a share of £13 million of Government funding to boost the number of graduates in artificial intelligence and data...

Southwest University delegation visits �԰��Ƶ for research collaboration

3 February 2020

The global engagement team received a high level delegation from Southwest University mid January.

Student inventor of marine bioplastic wins International James Dyson Award 2019

14 November 2019

�԰��Ƶ student Lucy Hughes invents award-winning plastic alternative made of organic marine waste.

Cod, that’s good: Students wow industry experts with their brill new family game inspired by a fishing hat

23 October 2019

�԰��Ƶ students have been offered the chance to pitch to investors after winning a national toy design competition.

Wikipedia Edit-a-thon to raise the visibility of Black British people in STEM

22 October 2019

An upcoming workshop will showcase notable Black British professionals in Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics and Medicine (STEMM).