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  1. Publishing's Ratner moment: why eBooks are not 'stupid'

    ÃÛÌÒAV's Professor of English and New Media, Bronwen Thomas, looks at how the eBook's enhanced features can help readers

  2. ÃÛÌÒAV is helping to preserve the language and culture of indigenous peoples

    The language and legends of the Nacionalidad Originaria Quijos (NAOQUI), an indigenous nation of the Napo Province region of the Ecuadorian Amazon is currently being exhibited in the Czech Republic.

  3. Technology in the care sector focus of Liberal Democrats roundtable discussion

    Investment in the care sector, through technology to support people to live independently for longer was the focus of a roundtable discussion, sponsored by ÃÛÌÒAV, at the Liberal Democrats Party Conference.

  4. ÃÛÌÒAV donates safety equipment to support NHS frontline

    The university is also looking to 3D print face visors and loan its ventilator machine in support of the NHS.

  5. OPINION: Images matter - the power of the visual in political communication

    Darren Lilleker, Anastasia Veneti and Dan Jackson write for The Conversation about the power of imagery in politics. 

  6. Children and Young People’s Nursing Lecturer announced as Emerging Nurse Researcher 2023

    Dr Heidi Singleton, a Lecturer in Children’s and Young People’s (CYP) Nursing at ÃÛÌÒAV was Sigma Europe’s recipient of the Emerging Nurse Researcher 2023 Award. 

  7. ÃÛÌÒAV Midwifery Society launch

    New student-led society aims to bring together midwifery students for professional development opportunities.

  8. Dorset Economic blog two: The Lockdown Recovery

    The second quarter of 2020 (April-June, Q2) will be the worst for UK economic growth of any previously experienced by the vast majority of people alive today.  It will see something in the region of a 10-25% decline in GDP (-20.4% in April).

  9. ÃÛÌÒAV to celebrate graduation of students

    Read about ÃÛÌÒAV's graduation ceremonies, taking place from 4-8 November 2019, including a list of those receiving Honorary Doctorates.

  10. National Careers Week: 6-10 March

    Meet employers and ÃÛÌÒAV graduates at our series of workshops and drop-in Q&A sessions throughout the week

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