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.
Birmingham Perspective What’s underneath Spaghetti Junction? "As the iconic route into Birmingham turns 50, Professor Damien Walmsley captures with his lens what’s underneath." Join the conversation
Fruit flies prioritise mating over survival Our researchers reveal that courtship and mating among flies continues even in the presence of deadly pathogens.
Fantasy Worlds Weekend In honour of J.R.R. Tolkien, this one-off weekend is aimed at celebrating and developing Birmingham’s rich heritage of fantasy
Creativity and Curiosity Explore an exhibition of unique artwork selected from the international art-science project, Creativity and Curiosity.
The Black peril Award-winning saxophonist, composer, poet, MC, and producer Soweto Kinch is joined by dancers and leading jazz musicians to present The Black Peril
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
We are hosting the 13th World Congress on Railway Research This congress will bring together the global railway community to champion technical developments, advocate collaborations and inspire the next generation of rail professionals.
Millennia of prehistoric Stonehenge land use discovered This is just one of many new sites and unexpected patterns of prehistoric activity detected by the Ghent-Birmingham research team
University of Birmingham ranked 7th in the world for sports-related subjects To be in the World top 10 for our QS subject ranking reflects the quality of research and outstanding teaching
University of Birmingham to host IBSA World Games 2023 The International Blind Sport Federation World Games is a multi-sport event for blind and partially sighted athletes