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Postgraduate Open Day 2019 Visit our Edgbaston campus on Saturday 23 November to explore your Masters and PhD opportunities
Undergraduate Open House Event One last chance to visit on Saturday 23 November, if you are thinking of applying for September 2020
Birmingham Perspective Is Vaping safe? "E-cigarettes are marketed as a way to enjoy smoking with a much lower level of health risk than traditional smoking. They still often contain nicotine, but there’s more to it than just addiction." Join the conversation
How can we stay safe from hackers in the era of ‘smart products’? Researchers are stress-testing smart technologies to prepare us for a threat-filled future.
Abused or neglected children are four times more likely to develop serious mental illness The study found those patients who were maltreated were more than twice as likely to develop serious mental ill health
Ultra rare kaon decay could lead to evidence of new physics Scientists searching for evidence of new physics in particle processes have moved one step closer
November 27 Huxley Lecture 2019: Animal Welfare with and without consciousness Delivered by Marian Stamp Dawkins, Professor of Animal Behaviour at the University of Oxford's Department of Zoology
Birmingham In Action Take positive action to change the world and tackle five big challenges facing our generation and the next. Donate. Give time. Spread the word.
Athletes suspend sense of right and wrong to pursue sporting success New research shows ruthless sportspeople often jettison their sense of morality when they step onto the field of play.
Working out before breakfast will increase the health benefits of exercise Health scientists show that, by changing the timing of when you eat and exercise, people can better control blood sugar levels.
People eat more with friends and family than when dining alone ‘Social facilitation’ could be a throwback to our early ancestors’ approach to survival