EU citizens living in UK question their future Our study finds that Brexit has left EU migrants with negative feelings about living in Britain
Novel polymers could lead to greater crop yields for farmers Scientists at the University of Birmingham have invented a new method to quicken the formation of beneficial biofilms, which is expected to result in stronger plants and higher crop yields.
Birmingham Perspective Russia as a low-tech nation - severing the country from global supply chains with the Ukrainian war "Russia is experiencing major problems in trying to develop alternative solutions to accessing components and this includes those required to maintain aircraft and to manufacture and repair military equipment." Join the conversation
Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games and the University of Birmingham New online hub launched with latest news and updates, University events and travel information to campus
Late Night Exchange: Anatomical Drawing with Alice Roberts Join anatomist and broadcaster Alice Roberts for this live drawing workshop in the atmospheric setting of The Exchange Banking Hall.
Creativity and Curiosity Explore an exhibition of unique artwork selected from the international art-science project, Creativity and Curiosity.
Guest Speaker Series: Mums for Lungs On Clean Air Day 2022, join University of Birmingham researchers and Mums for Lungs founder Kirsten de Vos to hear more about the important work being done.
Ceremony: Pop Comes to Campus Student researchers from the College of Arts and Law are ripping open the pages of the student Redbrick newspaper from the 60s, 70s and beyond, exploring the gig culture on campus.
Local governments must take responsibility for clean heat Net zero energy goals for heating need to be owned and delivered by regional and local governments, according to a new report.
‘Beam-steering’ technology takes mobile communications beyond 5G Birmingham scientists have revealed a new beam-steering antenna that increases the efficiency of data transmission
Birmingham research brings hope for spinal cord injury treatment Birmingham scientists have shown an existing drug may reduce damage after spinal cord injury, by blocking the inflammatory response in the spinal cord.