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Professor Tim Softley elected a Fellow of the Royal Society Congratulations to our Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Research & Knowledge Transfer, who joins distinguished rank of world's leading scientists
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
Birmingham Perspective Women's Empowerment in the Global South "Are multinational corporations doing the right thing?" Join the conversation
Search for German and British soldiers' stories for theatre research Dr John Goodyear is searching for individuals who served in Oldenburg between 1945 and 1958, as he writes a cultural history of the historic building
Channel 4 commissions second series of TV show featuring a University of Birmingham lecturer Dr Melrose Stewart will return to our TV screens in the new series of ‘Old People’s Home for 4 Year Olds’.
June 18 The Vice-Chancellor's Distinguished Lecture Series: Jonathan Coe The multi-award-winning author and satirist discusses 'The Problem with Satire in a Post-Truth World'
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
Patients who have had an irregular heart beat can't ever be considered 'cured' People who have suffered with an irregular heart beat are at high risk of stroke and should continue to be treated
Spinal fluid could be used to predict the progression of multiple sclerosis Study finds that analysis of fluid in the spine could be used to predict the future progression of multiple sclerosis
New sources shed light on who translated the Bible A Birmingham academic proves a Frenchman was one of the translators of the King James Bible
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