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Windows on War
They are powerful images. A mother sending her son to war to kill the enemy. Triumphant […]
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Tags: propaganda, research, Soviet Union, TASS, website, Windows on War, World War II
Sound and vision
Southern Italy, 1977. A group of pals emerge from a screening of Star Wars. Like teenagers […]
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Tags: film, Institute for Screen Industries Research, research, study
Institute for Medieval Research celebrates quarter century
The University’s oldest research institute celebrates its quarter century this year, marking 25 years at the […]
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Tags: AHRC, anniversary, Fallow Deer Project, Institute for Medieval Research, Wollaton Antiphonal
From sound to light
A new approach to component testing in the aerospace industry could improve safety and save money. […]
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Tags: aerospace, CHOT, transducers, ultrasound detection
All hail the ale
In 2004, China overtook the USA to become the world’s largest beer market. The competition is […]
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Tags: beer duty, brewing science, China, Food and Drink iNet, microbrewery, routes to market
‘Junk DNA’ plays active role in cancer progression, researchers find
Scientists at The University of Nottingham have found that a genetic rogue element produced by sequences […]
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Tags: cancer, DNA, Dr Cristina Tufarelli, Nucleic Acid Research
The Smiler showcases university Thrill Laboratory’s secret weapon
A new secret weapon in thrill-seeking designed by a University of Nottingham research team has been […]
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Tags: Alton Towers, Blue Peter, Dr Michel Valstar, The Smiler, Thrill Laboratory
Monitoring the media during Malaysia’s crucial general election
Malaysia is now one of south-east Asia’s most vibrant economies and as a result the forthcoming […]
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Tags: Barisan Nasional coalition, Centre for the Study of Communications and Culture, Dr Tessa Houghton, Malaysia, Malaysian Centre for Independent Journalism, Malaysian elections, Professor Zaharom Nain