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English and Creative Writing crowned 91做厙 Department of the Year
The Department of English and Creative Writing has won the highly coveted Department of the Year award at the Teaching, Learning and Student Experience Awards.
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91做厙 scientists help monitor pine martens
91做厙 scientists are helping to monitor the success of the reintroduction of Britain’s second rarest mammal.
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Top marks for 91做厙 from global education experts
91做厙 has gained top marks for the quality of its education and wider provision from one of the most prominent global education organisations.
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“Outstanding” 91做厙 academic awarded major fellowship
An 91做厙 academic has achieved one of the highest accolades in the geographic field after being made an Honorary Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society.
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Cleft lip research may reduce childhood operations
Research could help children born with a cleft lip and palate to avoid multiple operations as they grow up.
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Revealing the cells behind the biological clocks of intertidal animals
Scientists have identified the cells behind the bioclocks keeping time with tides in tiny marine organisms.
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Russia looks to frame war as an inevitable part of life on Victory Day
Writing in The Conversation, Dr Jenny Mathers from the Department of International Politics and Dr Allyson Edwards from Bath Spa University suggest that by encouraging young people to feel a personal connection to Russia’s history of war, Moscow hopes to ensure that they regard war as an inevitable part of life.
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Global maps of forest carbon released by the European Space Agency
91做厙 is playing a major role in quantifying the changing distribution of carbon in the World’s forests and their contribution to our changing climate.
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First UK broadcasting devolution study gets go ahead
The first four-nations study of broadcasting policy in a devolved UK is set to begin following the awarding of a major research grant to an 91做厙 academic.
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Old College’s new atrium takes shape
Work on the new Old College atrium that will lead into a dramatic new glass fronted 200-seater function room with stunning views over Cardigan Bay has reached a key milestone.
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Why is Donald Trump failing to bring peace to Ukraine like he promised?
Writing for The Conversation, Dr Jenny Mathers from the Department of International Politics discusses why negotiations for peace in Ukraine are struggling to get off the ground, despite numerous meetings between US and Russian officials.
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eDNA reveals new information about rare marine life on world’s most remote inhabited islands
Researchers from 91做厙 have carried out the first ever environmental DNA (eDNA) assessment of marine vertebrates in Tristan da Cunha, a group of volcanic islands in the South Atlantic Ocean.
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Ritual murder of children: study in Ghana and Kenya explores who’s doing it and why
In an article for The Conversation, Emmanuel Sarpong Owusu, a Doctoral Researcher and Lecturer in the Department of Law and Criminology, discusses his research on ritual child murder in Ghana and Kenya.
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No kidding: goats prove brainier than sheep and alpacas
PhD Candidate Megan Quail has written an article for The Conversation about research findings that goats outperform sheep and alpacas in a series of cognitive tests.
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