Baptism of fire for WW1 curator

Stories from the First World War are being revealed for the first time at a University […]

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Tags: All Quiet in the Weston Gallery: The First World War, Hayley Cotterill, manuscripts and special collections, Weston Gallery

Mastering the craft

The University is tapping into our national appreciation of beer by introducing a new full-time Masters […]

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Tags: Director of Brewing at the University, Dr David Cook, Head of Brewing Science at Nottingham, MSc in Brewing Science and Practice, Professor Joanne Hort, SABMiller Chair in Sensory Science

A tale of two bikes

Potholes, punctures, wild dogs and heatstroke — staff cyclists are braving it all as they pedal […]

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Tags: A Tale of Two Bikes, Children’s Brain Tumour Research, Gavin Scott, Life Cycle 4

Celebrating 10 years of Ningbo

Celebrations are planned over the next year to mark ten years since The University of Nottingham […]

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Milestone for video stars

The Periodic Table of Videos team are celebrating their 500th video.

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Tags: Brady Haran, Periodic Table of Videos, Professor Martyn Poliakoff, YouTube

Maths claims don’t add up

Schoolgirls have the confidence to study maths and physics at A-level. They just don’t want to, says second year Politics student Emma Pearce

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Tags: Emma Pearce, Girls’ Schools Association, Liz Truss, School of Politics, The School of Mathematical Sciences, University Radio Nottingham, URN

Marion’s bike challenge

Even a self-proclaimed cycling scaredy cat says Life Cycle 3 has an irresistible pull.

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Tags: Impact: The Nottingham Campaign, Life Cycle 3, Ossie Newell, Professor Marion Walker, stroke rehabilitation

Art and science

A world premiere is being staged at Lakeside Arts Centre thanks to an innovative collaboration between researchers, the NHS and the arts.

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Tags: Director of Lakeside Arts Centre, Holly Webb, Impact: The Nottingham Campaign, Inside Out of Mind, Joanne Lloyd, Justine Schneider, Kezia Scales, Lakeside Arts Centre, Maurice Roëves, Meeting Ground Theatre Company, National Institute for Health Research, Professor of Mental Health and Social Care, REF, Research Excellence Framework, Shona Powell, Simon Bailey, Tanya Myers

May Fest 2013

Thousands joined us for May Fest 2013, the University’s free, interactive community day.

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Tags: May Fest 2013

Zombie Apocalypse!

The undead were unleashed at University Park.

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Tags: Frankenstein., Jake Leonard, Jennifer Kohnhorst, Nottingham New Theatre production, Toby Stevens, zombie apocalypse