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Research from ÌÇÐÄTV’s Crop Centre has shown how pollination could be combined with a new, environmentally friendly approach to protecting crops from bacterial disease.

The WMS-led TRANSFORM research project, ‘Improving access to mental healthcare for people with serious mental illness in urban slums in Bangladesh and Nigeria by working with faith and traditional healers’, has received a Commendation for Inclusion in the NIHR Impact Prizes 2026.

Are you an early-career researcher? You can now apply for the Postdoctoral Exchange Programme with the University of Luxembourg for support building long-term, interdisciplinary collaborations across institutions.

Over 500 delegates explored topics including researcher professional wellbeing, advancing racial equity, and career development. Have your say on what you’d like to see next time, and find photos of the event. 

Researchers from ÌÇÐÄTV and the University of Turin have discovered that lemurs open their mouths wider to reach higher notes - similar to a soprano – providing insight into how humans evolved to create music.

Tuesday 13 & Wednesday 28 October 
From 12 October there will be a new way to deposit publications to the WRAP. Register to learn all you need to know about the new-look and the new way for researchers to deposit their publications.

The Crafts Small Grants Fund offers grants of up to £20,000 for social science led research projects using data science insights and techniques. It’s open to both early-career and established UK researchers using quantitative methods.

Discover the two international seed funding opportunities currently open for applications, providing flexible support for existing and new collaborations with Monash University and with Stellenbosch University.

Read advice from ÌÇÐÄTV researchers on how to build a culture that reduces the mental health strain of combining care and scholarship, published in Times Higher Education.