Posts categorised as ‘Issue 74’
Time accolade for prison reformer
Former Nottingham Law student Alexander McLean is one of the ‘30 People Under 30 Changing the […]
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Tags: 30 People Under 30 Changing the World, African Prison Project, Alexander McLean, APP, Time Magazine
Nottingham No1 for graduate recruitment
The UK’s top employers have cited Nottingham as the best university for finding graduate recruits. According […]
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Tags: Careers and Employablity Service, Dr Paul Greatrix, graduate recruitment, High Fliers Research, Nalayini Thambar, Registrar, Widening Participation
Helping women to reach for the stars
The School of Physics and Astronomy has been recognised for its work in encouraging and supporting […]
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Tags: Dr Clare Burrage, Institute of Physics, Juno Champion, Juno Project, Professor Penny Gowland, Professor Peter Main, School of Physics and Astronomy
Brain study’s Tourette hope
A brain mechanism which controls tics in children with Tourette syndrome (TS) has been discovered by […]
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Tags: Amelia Draper, British Psychological Society, James Tudor Foundation, Journal of Neuropsychology, Professor Stephen Jackson, School of Psychology, TMS, Tourette syndrome, Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation
Rich experiences for Cascade students
These students dug deeper and went further than most when it came to enriching their experience […]
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Tags: Cascade fund, Chantelle Hughes, Dr Linda East, Dream Big Ghana, Joanna Stanyard, Martelle Henry, Master of Engineering, Master of Nursing Science, No Flush!, Nottingham: The Impact Campaign, Portia Heley, Robert Parry, Simon Buttenshaw, Vicky Lonsdale
Shedding light on risk of Alzheimer’s
Researchers from the University have helped uncover a second rare genetic mutation which strongly increases the […]
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Tags: Alzheimer’s disease, Alzheimer’s Research UK DNA bank, Kevin Morgan, Nature, New England Journal of Medicine, Phospholipase D3, Professor of Human Genomics and Molecular Genetics, Translational Cell Sciences Human Genetics
What are you most proud of in 2013?
This is what the Vice-Chancellor, Professor David Greenaway, was asked by Editorial Assistant Liz Goodwin (pictured) […]
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Tags: Alexander McLean, Alumni Achievement Awards, Athena SWAN Silver Award, Communications and Recruitment, Doctoral Training Centre, Editorial Assistant Liz Goodwin, Green Flag, Inside Out of Mind, Jubilee Campus, Life Cycle 3, Marketing, New Theatre, NOOC, Nottingham Open Online Course, Periodic Table of Videos, Pop Art to Britart: Modern Masters from the David Ross Collection, Professor David Greenaway, Sir Andrew Witty, stroke rehabilitation research, Sutton Bonington, The University of Nottingham Ningbo China, Time Magazine, Vice Chancellor
Ian’s firm grows with confidence
An entrepreneur whose company helps jobseekers get back into work is expanding his business thanks to […]
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Tags: Growth 100, Ian Grewcock, My Jobs Place, Nottingham University Business School, Professor Simon Mosey
First global study into life behind bars
In the first study of its kind researchers are to examine life imprisonment on an international […]
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Tags: Alison Hannah, Anders Breivik, Leverhulme Trust, Life Imprisonment Worldwide: Principles and Practice, Penal Reform International, PRI, Professor Dirk van Zyl Smit, Professor of Comparative and International Penal Law, School of Law
The next steps in equality
Twelve years ago, Professor Sarah O’Hara and her partner celebrated the birth of their first child. […]
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Tags: All About Trans, Clare Martlew, Dr Max Biddulph, LGBTQ, NUS LGBT Officer Sky Yarlett, Paris Lees, Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Professor Sarah O’Hara, Tara Hewitt