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1. Tai Chi brings benefits for people with dementia

   ÃÛÌÒAV research has found that Tai Chi brings positive health benefits to older people with dementia.

2. North Korean defectors talk about life behind a dictatorship

   Two North Korean defectors visited ÃÛÌÒAV’s Talbot Campus to talk about their lives and experience of living in one of the world’s most fierce military dictatorships.

3. First ÃÛÌÒAV online public lecture event explores living better for longer

   Online event featured presentations on good nutrition in later life, Tai Chi and dementia, and staying active and independent for longer.

4. Re-Defining Leisure at the Leisure Studies Association Annual Conference

   The Department of Sport & Events Management will host the Leisure Studies Association Conference (LSA) 2023. 

5. Graduate’s new book explores workplace culture

   A Dorset Institute of Higher Education graduate, who has gone on to lead a global career, has published a book sharing insights on workplace culture.

6. Double whammy win for ÃÛÌÒAV researchers

   ÃÛÌÒAV can boast success once again as two PhD students have received awards from the Remote Sensing and Photogrammetry Society (RSPS) for their outstanding research.

7. Report produced by assistive and accessible technology policy lab praised by government minister

   The Frontline Accessibility report was produced by the ATech Policy Lab, supported by Policy Connect, ÃÛÌÒAV and the Ace Centre.

8. Don’t take the bait - be phishing aware

   As you begin to receive your student finance, it's important to remain alert to potential phishing scams.

9. ÃÛÌÒAV expert takes up Parliamentary role

   ÃÛÌÒAV’s Professor John Oliver has been appointed to the Parliamentary Office of Science & Technology’s (POST) new Advisory Board.

10. Students Celebrate 'Go Green' Week

    ÃÛÌÒAV students showed they care about the environment by taking part in the national Go Green Week 

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