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Nick McGlynn’s research explores experiences of the UK ‘Bear’ gay male community

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Nick McGlynn’s new book on UK Bear Spaces launches on International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia 2024

23 April 2024

Carbon beads could reduce liver disease progression caused by unhealthy gut bacteria

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University researchers have contributed to a study into innovative carbon beads aimed at reducing bad bacteria and inflammation linked to serious disease.

15 April 2024

Â鶹AV Design Archives receives £315,000 funding

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The Â鶹AV Design Archives will receive £315,000 from the Research England Museum, Galleries and Collections Fund.

9 April 2024

University’s public lecture series shares insights into inspiring research

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Â鶹AV’s public lecture series continues this summer with fascinating and educational talks from leading academics.

5 April 2024

Â鶹AV graduate receives top award for her impactful science research

Wulan Koagouw at the award ceremony

Â鶹AV graduate and leading ecotoxicologist, Wulan Koagouw, has won a Science and Sustainability Award for her pioneering research in Indonesia.

28 March 2024

New funding for Â鶹AV research into impacts of warming climate on human health

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Â鶹AV has secured funding of £325k to support its research into the health impacts of climate change on vulnerable groups.

31 January 2024

Cost of living crisis and low second vaccine uptake could feed measles outbreak says Â鶹AV microbiologist

Dr Sarah Pitt

With around four million children living in poverty in the UK, lack of full vaccine cover could expose some to more serious disease.

24 January 2024

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