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1. OPINION: Renewable energy targets do not go far enough to avoid climate breakdown

   Professor Rick Stafford argues that a comprehensive Green New Deal and Nature-based Solutions approaches are urgently needed.

2. OPINION: England cricketer Ben Stokes' triumph over adversity is a classic hero's tale

   Dr Emma Kavanagh writes about Ben Stokes' heroic narrative arc in this article for The Conversation.  

3. Our Japanese community

   We know that you want to hear about ÃÛÌÒAV from the people who really matter – our current students and graduates. You can read profiles of our current...

4. Third Annual Pitt Rivers Lecture

   The third in our annual series of public lecturers celebrating the achievements of General Pitt Rivers (1827-1900), a distinguished Dorset-based archaeologist and anthropologist whose descendants still live in the area and have close connections with ÃÛÌÒAV.

5. R.E.D. talks

   R.E.D. talks are a new addition to the Doctoral College Researcher Development Programme portfolio. A series of all-inclusive, cross-faculty seminar style discussions focused on the ÃÛÌÒAV (ÃÛÌÒAV) Fusion themes led by ÃÛÌÒAV academics.

6. Ahmed Khattab is a Professor of medical research & clinical practice at the school of Health & Social Care. He was educated and trained at...

7. Tom Wainwright - ORI

   Open the doors to the Orthopaedic Research Institute at ÃÛÌÒAV, and you’re greeted by a vast array of state-of-the-art equipment....

8. Ageing and Dementia Research Centre Staff

   Open the dropdowns below to see full lists of staff within the Ageing & Dementia Research Centre.

9. Nursing leadership and practice development

   Nurses are the largest health care staff group; supporting people with long term conditions is one of the largest and growing areas of care. The focus of this research programme is to enhance organisational cultures that support person-centred care for people with long-term health needs

10. South coast universities unite in Covid-19 mission

    Projects to help address the challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic have received £20,000 in funding through a regional competition.

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