Conference to discuss the challenges of ageing
Up to 400 of the world’s leading experts on ageing will visit Northumbria University next year to take part in the British Society of Gerontology’s annual conference.
Northumbria innovators shine a light on Ashington’s future
A new piece of public art that brings a town’s ambitions to life has been unveiled in Ashington. Entitled Town of Colour, it is the culmination of a programme of partnership workshops and activities organised by academics, graduates and students from Northumbria University to harness community aspirations in Ashington.
Northumbria announces innovative partnership with Unilever
Northumbria University, Newcastle, has today announced a formal partnership with Unilever, one of the world’s largest fast-moving consumer goods companies.
Inspirational £1.2m Think Physics project brings science to life at Northumbria
SCIENCE opens doors to the most incredible careers for young women.
Public Lecture: The Nature and Character of Military Medicine
Members of the public are invited to attend a guest lecture exploring the changing face of war and military medicine over the last century.
Pioneering academic recognised as a global leader in her field
A Northumbria academic has been named the winner of an internationally-renowned award for her outstanding contribution to records and information management.
Research to explore links between mentoring and doctors’ wellbeing
A new research project looking at how mentoring may lead to improvements in doctors’ health and wellbeing has received a prestigious grant from the British Medical Association.
The busy village pub is a sign of thriving rural community
For the first time, the positive impact of pubs on rural communities in England has been measured using a scientific approach.
Drinking Montmorency cherry concentrate reduces effects of gout
Drinking Montmorency concentrate significantly helps to reduce the effects of the painful condition gout, according to new research.
Children not heard in domestic violence cases
Academic research presented at a conference held at Northumbria University last week (11 September) shows that children and young people are not being heard during child protection enquiries.
COMMENT: Take a daily aspirin or eat more fruit and vegetables?
The combined British broadcast and print media rejoiced in the news (reported in Annals of Oncology) that an international group of academics have shown that consuming low doses of aspirin from middle age onwards can reduce the risk of dying of cancer, heart attack, or stroke.
Rescue workers undergo emergency training at Northumbria
Volunteers for an international disaster search and rescue team have undertaken intensive training on how to respond to emergency situations at Northumbria University.
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