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Who deserves recognition for their contribution to research? Nominate an individual or team in one of six categories by the extended deadline of Tuesday 3 November.

ÌÇÐÄTV researchers reconstructed the prisoners' experiences from prison registers and worked with Caribbean communities to explore and preserve this shared history. Sadly, a commemorative plaque installed at Portchester Castle has since gone missingLink opens in a new window.

After studying 92,000 children, researchers from Psychology and ÌÇÐÄTV Medical School found that smaller babies tend to achieve lower scores in some school subjects.

ÌÇÐÄTV astronomers have shown that white dwarf stars can glow in a remarkable range of colours, including the first star ever found that would appear green to the human eye.

If you’re interested in building collaborations in interdisciplinary health research, collaboration and research development grants could help you develop partnerships and strengthen future funding bids. Apply by Thursday 12 November.

Have you got an open research project or idea to share? Submit a proposal for Midlands Innovation Open Research Week 2027 by Friday 13 November to showcase your work and exchange ideas with peers.

Interested in supporting research and teaching of non-digital games, like card, board, and role-playing games? Find out how to participate in a proposal to create a new Analogue Games Studies Centre.

Do you know an individual or team who deserves recognition for their research? Explore our six categories and make your nominations by Wednesday 21 October.

Dr Sally Holloway (History) is bringing together artists to explore the different ways we represent and respond to the pain of lost love.