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Political earthquake
Matthew Goodwin is an associate professor in the School of Politics and International Relations — an […]
Appears in Issue 5
Tags: European elections, Matthew Goodwin, Nigel Farage, politics and international relations, UKIP, Westminster
University awarded £2.85m to develop low carbon engine technologies with Ford and Cummins
The University of Nottingham has been awarded a total of £2.85m to run two major engine […]
Appears in Issue 4
Tags: Advanced Propulsion Centre, APC, Automotive Council, Ford and Cummins, low carbon vehicles, Professor Paul Shayler
Tell-tail MRI image diagnosis for Parkinson’s disease
An image similar in shape to a Swallow’s tail has been identified as a new and […]
Appears in Issue 4
Tags: Dr Stefan Schwarz, Parkinson's, Parkinson's disease, PLOS one, Professor Dorothee Auer, Professor Penny Gowland
Developing imaging technologies to improve animal research
The University of Nottingham is to share in £1.5m of research funding to maximise the potential […]
Appears in Issue 4
Tags: animal research, animal testing, Dr Anna Grabowska, Professor Stephen Morgan
Making sense of genetic testing for heart disease
A new study by academics at The University of Nottingham looks at how patients respond to […]
Appears in Issue 4
Tags: British Journal of General Practice, CHD, coronary heart disease, genetic testing, GPs, Professor Nadeem Qureshi
‘Brain training’ overcomes tics in Tourette syndrome, study finds
Children with Tourette Syndrome (TS) may unconsciously train their brain to more effectively control their tics, […]
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Tags: brain training, Professor Georgina Jackson, Tourette Syndrome, Tourette's, TS
Smart technology gives a voice to Latin American migrants
More than 180,000 Latin Americans are living in the UK today. They contribute economically and culturally […]
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Tags: Dr Laura Carletti, Horizon Digital Economy Research Hub, Latin American migrants, Near Field Communication, NFC
Young people with epilepsy significantly more at risk of injury
Children and young adults with epilepsy are more likely to suffer broken bones, burns and poisonings […]
Appears in Issue 4
Tags: Dr Vibhore Prasad, epilepsy, epilepsy injury, National Institute for Health Research, young people