A University film-maker trekked to Everest…to boil some water.
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Tags: Brady Haran, Buddhi Rai, Chandra Rai, Martyn Poliakoff, Periodic Table of Videos, Research Professor in Chemistry, School of Chemistry, Webby Awards
Students have made a film addressing mental health issues among their peers.
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Tags: Dr Hugh Middleton, Jessica Courtney, Mental: My Take, Nottingham University Television Station, NUTS, School of Sociology and Social Policy, Thomas Denton, Wawa Hunja
The life of a gorilla has been transformed after an operation carried out by a surgeon […]
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Tags: Ape Action Africa, Dr Sandra Corr, School of Veterinary Medicine and Science, Sharon Redrobe, Shufai, Twycross Zoo
Professor Justine Schneider writes about a ground-breaking theatre production exploring dementia care.
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Tags: Inside Out of Mind, Institute of Mental Health, Joanne Lloyd, Kezia Scales, Lakeside Arts Centre, Meeting Ground Theatre Company, NHS, Professor Justine Schneider, Professor of Mental Health and Social Care, Simon Bailey, Tanya Myers
A researcher is exploring the wartime trauma of Japan’s comfort women.
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Tags: comfort women, Department of History, Sachiyo Tsukamoto
Stroke survivor Ossie: How rehabilitation changed my life
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Tags: FOSS, Friends of Stroke Services, Life Cycle 3, Ossie Newell
Sir Andrew Witty has been officially installed as the seventh Chancellor of The University of Nottingham.
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Tags: Chancellor of The University of Nottingham, Chief Executive Officer GlaxoSmithKline, Installation, Sir Andrew Witty
A free outdoor concert at University Park this summer is among the latest projects supported by Cascade.
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Tags: Cascade, Daniella Blackford, Jade Whymark, Lakeside Arts Centre, Lysistrata, Nottingham New Theatre, Shona Powell, Summer Symphony in the Park, University Philharmonia, Xuefei Yang
A photographic exhibition in Nottingham is documenting the experiences of Latin American women in London.
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Tags: Arts and Humanities Research Council, Centre for Advanced Studies, Dr Maria Thomas, Empowerment through Art: Photography and Latin American Migrant Girls in London, Horizon Hub, Latin American Women’s Rights Service, LAWRS, New Art Exchange, Pablo Allison, Professor Catherine Davies, School of Cultures Languages and Area Studies, Women and Independence in Latin America
Can the quality of a book be assessed by the time it took to be written?
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Tags: Dean of the Faculty of Arts, Metaphysics: a Very Short Introduction, Professor of Philosophy, Stephen Mumford