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Mental and physical training may improve World Cup performances Combining physical training with mentally fatiguing tasks could help footballers play better and concede fewer goals
‘Playbook’ sets out ways to fight back against antimicrobial resistance ‘Resistance breakers’ and better genetic tests are among new ways that scientists could address antimicrobial resistance
Leadership Exchanged: The Podcast Host Professor Christopher Pietroni talks to successful entrepreneur Paul Richardson about how to disrupt in business and make a difference
Birmingham Perspective Scotland and economic life after independence "There is no question that Scotland would eventually be able to forge a new path towards economic prosperity after independence, but this would not be an easy pathway." Join the conversation
The Phenomenon of the Peaky Blinders An evening of music and talks from University of Birmingham academics who will be unpicking the Peaky Blinders phenomenon.
How to fall in love with your local high street Retail expert Dr Sarah Montano leads a lively panel of retailers and consumers to discuss the challenges facing the sector.
The School to Prison Pipeline: A UK Perspective A lively and engaging panel debate with audience engagement examining how poor attendance at school can be linked to poorer life outcomes.
Young Lives in the Spotlight: Poverty, Place & Belonging in Balsall Heath This event combines participatory interactive art and a panel discussion to explore issues of poverty and celebrate place and belonging.
Antibody treatments work to protect most vulnerable from COVID-19 Largest global analysis shows Evusheld drugs protect clinically extremely vulnerable
Biomedical Research Centre gets £30m funding boost National Institute for Health and Care Research increase funds to support scientific discovery around inflammatory diseases in Midlands
Single-strand suture threads could prevent pregnancy infection complications Major trial with expectant mums publish findings about purse-string wire used in surgery to reduce miscarriage and stillbirth