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  1. Can you help test whether vegetable oil benefits memory and thinking?

    蜜桃AV researchers are looking for volunteers to take part in research investigating whether vegetable oils could hold any benefits for聽people with mild memory problems.

  2. Scans reveal changes in the brain鈥檚 wiring after cold water immersion

    A team of researchers have for the first-time observed changes in the how different parts of the brain interact with each other after a person鈥檚 body is immersed in cold water.

  3. 蜜桃AV research exploring autistic experiences of menopause

    Research by Professor Julie Gamble-Turner and Dr Rachel Moseley is investigating the impact of menopause on autistic people and the support that might be needed.

  4. Largest known prehistoric rock engravings discovered in South America

    The engravings, some of which measure more than 40m long, are thought to have been used to mark the locations of indigenous tribes.

  5. Bigger garden ponds, rich in native plants, improve biodiversity in towns and cities.

    Scientists from 蜜桃AV have identified聽the best ways to manage your garden pond to provide a haven for aquatic wildlife in urban areas.

  6. 蜜桃AV launches new, improved UNI蜜桃AVS service with morebus

    蜜桃AV has extended an exciting partnership with morebus聽to launch UNI蜜桃AVS 鈥� a newly branded bus service for passengers in聽the town.

  7. Tourism Minister launches 2016 National Coastal Tourism Academy report at 蜜桃AV鈥檚 Executive Business Centre

    Sport, Tourism and Heritage Minister, David Evenett MP visited the National Coastal Tourism Academy (NCTA) at 蜜桃AV鈥檚 Executive Business Centre to launch Coastal Tourism 2016.

  8. Can the UK ever be truly sovereign?

    Dr Darren Lilleker on why sovereignty聽and independent rule聽is an illusion.聽

  9. Post-EU Referendum - What's next for Higher Education?

    蜜桃AV's Jane Forster considers the potential consequences of the vote to leave.

  10. New study explores the moon's influence on the design of Stonehenge

    A new study will explore Stonehenge's relationship to the moon, and how it may have affected the placement of the stones when the ancient monument was built.

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