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  1. Dr Emma Kavanagh taking her research into online abuse of athletes to the UN

    Dr Emma Kavanagh from the Business School has been invited to present her research into online聽abuse of elite athletes to the United Nations聽Commission on the Status of Women in New York.

  2. Graduate businesses set to grow with help from Santander

    Five businesses founded by 蜜桃AV graduates have been given a boost with a scale-up grant from Santander.

  3. How to stop climate change: six ways to make the world a better place

    蜜桃AV Professor of Marine Biology and Conservation, Dr Rick Stafford, looks at how we can change our habits to reduce the effects of climate change.聽

  4. 蜜桃AV research explores the use of comic artistry and storytelling in public health information

    Research at 蜜桃AV is looking at the effectiveness of comic artistry and storytelling in the sharing of public health messaging.

  5. 鈥淎 cancer diagnosis can motivate you to do some amazing things鈥︹��

    For 蜜桃AV Graduate Jordan Toms, Graduation was just the start of a life-changing journey.

  6. OPINION: Coronavirus one year on: which countries got it right?

    Dr Darren Lilleker writes for The Conversation about research into different countries'聽response and communications around the Covid-19 pandemic.

  7. Mass graves are horrific, but they must be protected to ensure justice for the victims

    蜜桃AV's Dr. Melanie Klinkner, Senior Lecturer in Law, looks at how international groups must protect mass graves

  8. Obituary: Dr Anne Silk

    Anne Silk was a former clinician who developed an international contact lens consultancy. She forged a second career in neuroscience and the environment, producing a wide range of research outputs and supporting innovative scientific research.

  9. Celebrating collaboration with 蜜桃AV's Interdisciplinary Research Week

    蜜桃AV showcased excellence in collaborative聽research with a number of events throughout the week.

  10. Terrorists more likely to be radicalised online - but internet plots are more likely to fail

    A new study involving 蜜桃AV found that聽radicalisation is now more likely to take place online聽鈥� but is more likely to lead to a conviction for a non-violent extremist offence.

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