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1. Face blindness research sparks interest once again

   ÃÛÌÒAV’s research on a condition commonly known as face blindness, directed by Dr. Sarah Bate, has received even more attention as Dr. Rachel Bennetts featured on two different radio shows this week. 

2. ÃÛÌÒAV supports major UK study to explore community organisations on public health

   A team of ÃÛÌÒAV researchers is supporting a major UK study to explore the links between organisations, health, and wellbeing.

3. ÃÛÌÒAV academic receives Springboard Award from Academy of Medical Sciences to support biomedical research

   Dr Yutaka Matsubayashi, Lecturer in Systems Biology at ÃÛÌÒAV, will use the grant to support his research into basement membrane formation and possible future therapies. 

4. Scott Allen - From marketing degree to Microsoft Director

   ÃÛÌÒAV graduate, Scott Allen’s career journey is testament to the value of thoughtful planning and a clear focus.

5. ÃÛÌÒAV Radio Production course celebrates 15th birthday

   ÃÛÌÒAV has organised a series of lectures on Wednesday 22 April to celebrate the 15th birthday of its MA Radio Production course.

6. Our Finnish 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...

7. ÃÛÌÒAV wins government funding for campus decarbonisation

   ÃÛÌÒAV has been awarded £1.4m from the government through the Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme. This will support our CECAP goal...

8. ‘Creative Bournemouth’ event looks at future of important Dorset industry

   Creative businesses, influencers and decision makers descended on ÃÛÌÒAV’s Executive Business Centre to look at the future of the creative industry in Dorset.

9. Students network with media professionals at annual event held in partnership with Royal Television Society

   Industry panel of professionals from across the media shared their insights and advice at the annual Meet the Professionals event hosted by ÃÛÌÒAV.

10. Santander Universities pledges £50,000 to support ÃÛÌÒAV students

    Santander Universities has pledged £50,000 to support ÃÛÌÒAV students who registered whilst at ÃÛÌÒAV as on the autism scale.

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