Posts categorised as ‘Issue 71’
Dear John…
We are living in an age when we are more likely to fire off an email […]
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Tags: Jon McGregor, The Letters Page
Pop Art to Britart
One of the most important collections of late-twentieth century and contemporary art in private hands is […]
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Tags: Bridget Riley, David Hockney, David Ross, Francis Bacon, Lakeside Arts Centre, Patrick Caulfield, Peter Blake, Pop Art to Britart, Richard Hamilton, Sir Nicholas Serota, The Carphone Warehouse
Doctors feel powerless in face of ‘McMedicine’
The growing “McDonaldisation” of healthcare in the UK is leaving many doctors with “an underlying sense […]
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Tags: CHILL, Leadership and Learning, McDonaldisation, NHS, Nottingham University Business School, Professor Justin Waring, School’s Centre for Health Innovation
Courses are ‘best in UK’
Two Nottingham courses have been named no.1 in the UK in the latest national league tables. […]
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Tags: Agriculture, National Student Survey, Professor Gary England, Professor Neil Crout, School of Biosciences, School of Veterinary Medicine and Science, The Times/Sunday Times Good University Guide 2014
A new industrial age takes shape
Researchers at Nottingham helped create a landmark exhibition at London’s Science Museum to showcase a technology […]
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Tags: 3D printing, 3D: printing the future, 3DPRG, Additive manufacturing, Centre for Innovative Manufacturing in Additive Manufacturing, he Additive Manufacturing and 3D Printing Research Group, Mary Amos, Matthew Cardell-Williams, Professor Clive Roberts, Professor of Innovative Manufacturing, Professor Richard Hague, School of Pharmacy, Science Museum, Suzy Antoniw
Black Panther speaks
A former Black Panther spoke about her experiences of activism at the University during Black History […]
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Tags: Black History Month, David Blight, Department of American and Canadian Studies, Driven by the Movement, JoNina Abron Ervin, Professor Cecile Wright, Professor of American History at Yale University, Professor Sharon Monteith, Professor Zoe Trodd, School of Sociology and Social Policy
Raising standards for tall buildings
Taking in the sights across the island city-state of Singapore, you would be hard pushed to […]
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Tags: Arham Daoudi, David Calder, Dr Philip Oldfield, Jason Pomeroy, Masters in Sustainable Tall Buildings, Pomeroy Studio, post-graduate diploma in Architecture Tall Buildings
Welcome to the global classroom
The University of Nottingham is offering a free course on sustainability as part of a new […]
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Tags: CEO of FutureLearn, David Willetts, Dr Sarah Speight, FutureLearn, massive open online courses, MOOCs, Simon Nelson, Society and You, sustainability, The Open University, Universities and Science Minister
World of sport
A business which arranges overseas sporting programmes for gap year students is going from strength to […]
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Tags: Ian Dodd, Sport Lived, The University of Nottingham Innovation Park
A wonderful friend of the University
A close friend and supporter of the University, John Robinson, has died at the age of […]
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Tags: College of Benefactors, Impact: The Nottingham Campaign, John Mills, John Robinson, John Robinson PhD Scholarships in History, Nottingham University Business School Advisory Board, President of Council