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Culture shift needed to improve the hospital care for elderly people with mental health problems
A new report by The University of Nottingham says there has to be nothing less than […]
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Tags: care, dementia, elderly, hospital, mental health, patients, staff
New technique to counter effects of solar activity on GNSS
It’s long been known that increased activity related to the 11-year solar cycle may disrupt Global […]
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Tags: engineering, global positioning, GNSS, Marcio Aquino, Nottingham Geospatial Institute, satellite, solar fluctuations
Prescribing errors – what do patients think?
Patients are to be asked what more can be done to make prescribing safer. Researchers at […]
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Tags: General Medical Council, GP, pharmacists, prescribing, primary care
New study will examine the incidence and impact of gluten intolerance in the UK
A University of Nottingham expert has been awarded £80,000 by two national charities to study the […]
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Tags: coeliac disease, Core, funding, gluten, School of Community Health Sciences
Nottingham spin-outs win funding to develop personalised medicine technologies
Two healthcare spin-out companies from The University of Nottingham have won funding to develop unique technologies […]
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Tags: angina, blood cots, Department of Health, heart attack, Nottingham Prognostics Ltd, Platelet Solutions, stroke, Technology STrategy Board, thrombosis
University to develop ‘super batteries’ with E.ON
The University is working with E.ON to develop a next generation ‘super battery’ which will enable […]
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Stemming the tide of stray cats and dogs
At any one time there are around 28,000 homeless cats and dogs in the UK and […]
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Tags: cats, Centre for Evidence-based Veterinary Medicine, dogs, homeless, School of Veterinary Medicine and Science, stray
Green solution to greenhouse gas
A low-cost new material that could lead to innovative technologies to tackle global warming has been […]
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Tags: EPSRC, faculty of Science, greenhouse gas, School of Chemistry