Have model organisms evolved too far?
A model organism used in laboratories for the past 100 years has evolved so extensively that it may no longer be fit for purpose.
Published today
Are we doing enough to support children and adolescents in poverty?
Children and adolescents living in poverty are more likely to struggle with behavioural and mental health problems - what can be done to support them?
Published today
Brain ‘zips and unzips’ information to perform skilled tasks
Fascinating new research reveals that the human brain prepares skilled movements by ‘zipping and unzipping’ information
Published today
Birmingham welcomes Year of the Rabbit with ‘magical’ concert
The University of Birmingham celebrated Chinese New Year with a ‘magical’ evening of music
Published 6 February 2023
Dr James Levine named New UK Treescapes Fellow
Dr James Levine has been named one of the new UK Treescapes fellows - looking to answer some key questions surrounding Treescape Expansion in the UK.
Published 6 February 2023
Ten years after the Francis Inquiry Report: will we ever learn?
Have lessons been learned in the decade since the Francis Report explored major failures of care at Stafford Hospital that led to unnecessary patient deaths.
Published 6 February 2023
Lunch meal deals: Good for the wallet but not the waistline - study
The average lunch ‘meal deal’ offered in shops across the UK exceeds government recommendations for calorie content by 10%, a new study reveals.
Published 6 February 2023
Research Spotlight: international commercial dispute resolution
This month’s Research Spotlight is on Georgia Antonopoulou and her work in international commercial dispute resolution
Published 3 February 2023