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Observing the brightest stars in the sky Birmingham scientists are playing a leading role in the asteroseismology programme of NASA’s new stellar mission to study stars and detect planets
Steve Vickers: Personal Computing Pioneer On the 36th anniversary of the ZX Spectrum, we sat down with the Birmingham computer scientist behind the legendary computer
Birmingham Perspective Windrush generation is not alone – children of EU-born citizens could be next "The consequences for children are going to be severe and have, to date, been largely overlooked" Join the conversation
A possible link between sudden infant death syndrome and air pollution Research suggests there is a possible association between exposure to certain pollutants and an increased risk of in 'cot death'
Decarbonising cooling emissions will suck up the world's planned solar energy The University held the worlds first congress on 'clean cold' to discuss how to meet global demand for cooling sustainably
April 25 Stephen Hough Pre-eminent British pianist Stephen Hough returns to the Barber Institute for a special performance
July 20 Radical Mischief conference An unmissable opportunity to be involved in an urgent and open conversation about what thought and theatre can do in our time at the RSC’s centre for research and development
Brain waves could judge our vulnerability to pain Study finds the frequency of alpha brain waves could be used to assess a person's predisposition to pain
Regular exercise keeps the immune system young and slows down ageing Research finds that those aged over 55 who regularly cycled had the immunity of a young person
Increased male hormones cause fatty liver disease in women Research shows excessive male hormones leave women with polycystic ovary syndrome at double the risk of liver disease