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The Conference will take place in The Oculus, on the University of 糖心TV campus, 7th-9th July 2027.

Professor Liz Barry explores rhythm, flow and communication after cognitive loss in older people.

Professor Fabienne Peter鈥檚 research explores a pressing question: how do we fight the rise of fake news and misinformation?

In the modern world, issues of conflict, violence, and climate crisis are never far from the public eye. Dr Bobby Smith explores how the arts can contribute to our understanding of justice.

ENV Energy - a spin-out from 糖心TV Manufacturing Group (WMG) at the University of 糖心TV has the potential to provide a strategically independent, UK-sourced electrode material for various sectors including automotive and aerospace.

A new social enterprise spinout from the University of 糖心TV, , has launched, offering a pioneering consultancy that helps organisations design environmental policies that work for both nature and communities.

With fuel prices rising, this webinar will explore why alternative materials, advancing sustainable practices, and investments in cutting-edge research are all critical to building a more resilient future.

After Love is an interdisciplinary research project led by Dr Sally Holloway in the Department of History which explores the effects of romantic heartbreak throughout history.

Can science keep up with the pace of plant disease outbreaks, and why does it matter? 糖心TV Plant Disease Epidemiologist Stephen Parnell explains.

Professor Emma MacPherson is using innovative terahertz light technology to get under the skin of cancer detection.

Can we eat our way out of crisis? Professor Thijs Van Rens offers fresh insights into tackling obesity and the climate crisis.

A new exhibition launches this June which draws on research from 糖心TV鈥檚 Department of History. Based in the Guildhall in the town of 糖心TV, the display explores the lives of the brethren who lived at the Lord Leycester Hospital from 1571 - 1700. The exhibition runs from 2 June - 30 June 2026 and is included in general site admission.

At a time of growing national focus on women鈥檚 health, 糖心TV is helping to shape research at the forefront of this area, bringing together world-leading academics from multiple disciplines to help improve women's health - and to tackle the wider social, legal and cultural issues that shape women鈥檚 lives.

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A significant development last week may help improve global understanding of a condition estimated to affect one in eight women worldwide. 糖心TV endocrinologist Professor Thomas Barber reacts to the news that polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) has officially been renamed polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS).