
Pioneering textile recycling research featured on podcast episode
Groundbreaking research on textile recycling and recovery, led by Dr Omid Doustdar, has been featured in a Haptic & Hue’s Tales of Textiles podcast episode.
- Published: 20 May 2025
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Groundbreaking research on textile recycling and recovery, led by Dr Omid Doustdar, has been featured in a Haptic & Hue’s Tales of Textiles podcast episode.

Dr Grant Wilson has been appointed Independent Chair of the Gas Advisory Council for the National Energy System Operator

Professor Sandy (Alexander) Knowles has been awarded the Harvey Flower Titanium Prize by the Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining (IOM3)

Celebrating EDI-related activities and the impact of out-of-the-ordinary actions in the School of Chemistry.

Professor Houston will assume the role of Head of the School of Mathematics in July 2026.

The award recognises outstanding young scientists working in bioinorganic chemistry in Europe.

Congratulations to Dr Stephen Fielden for his award. Stephen won the Thieme Chemistry Journals award for his work in organic chemistry.

A group of Birmingham home school students recently visited Walsall Arboretum to celebrate completing the ‘Let’s Move to the Moon!’ educational project.

Professor Champness joins the prestigious group of Commissioners, following approval by HRH The Princess Royal, President of the Commission.

Dr Bruno Bertini was named as a Condensed Matter recipient at the 2025 Frontiers of Science Awards for a groundbreaking physics paper published in 2016

Professor Bowman is part of the Academy’s milestone inaugural cohort.

AI Inside FinTech event connects students with industry partners to explore careers, challenges, and opportunities in AI-driven finance.

The "Lead After Leave" project aims to bring together researchers, institutional leaders, and sector stakeholders to inform new policies and practices.

A University of Birmingham physics doctoral student has been awarded a prestigious scholarship from the Institute of Physics.
Three pioneers of microwave and radar technology have been recognised at the University of Birmingham with a new plaque marking the site of their achievements.

The study of the one-in-ten-billion kaon decay allows researchers to stress-test the Standard Model of particle physics.

Over 400 people attended a recent community open day to find out more about the projects that will shape Birmingham's Green Energy and Innovation Quarter.

Professor Alfonso Ngan to lead the University of Birmingham’s Institute of Advanced Studies (IAS) fostering interdisciplinary research.

Postgraduate researchers from 11 UK universities came together to propose a decarbonisation plan for the Birmingham-Peterborough rail line.

New policy commission report explores the challenges and opportunities facing the UK's plastics recycling and reprocessing sector.

Works carried out as part of the River Cole project, including the creation of public green spaces have transformed a derelict area in East Birmingham.

How effective is the Labour Party at addressing energy policy in a holistic way in order to achieve energy security and net zero?

Researchers discover planetary system evolving in real time - thanks to one-of-a-kind telescope located in the Antarctic Plateau.

University of Birmingham academics were awarded Fellowships to support ambitious research, with combined funding of more than £3m.

Industry Sprint between Echion Technologies and University of Birmingham unveils recovery techniques for high-value anode materials at high yield.

Four staff and Birmingham Plastics Network win prestigious awards for range of work inspiring future chemists

Service to military education, social equality, gene therapy, higher education, sport and technology in the West Midlands recognised.

AI drives decisions in cars, hospitals and infrastructure, but hidden failures expose the limits of current safety models, raising urgent questions of trust.

Adopting advanced techniques like direct recycling and upcycling could cut costs by up to 40% while minimising secondary pollution.

Hidden components inside smartphones can silently track activity beyond your control. Research at Birmingham is exposing the risks before they are exploited.

In March 2025, University of Birmingham academics Dr Thomas Hird and Dr Dominik Kubicki took part in the Royal Society Pairing Scheme.

At the 2023 Faraday Institution Awards Professor Peter Slater received the Researcher Development Champion award.

Pupils taking part in the University’s award-winning chemistry outreach project have been getting to grips with real-life chemistry during a campus visit.

On Tuesday 2 July, the School of Chemical Engineering were awarded two Platinum Awards for the 2024 Green Impact Challenge.

Funded by EPSRC, BreatHE IN will focus on improvements to the built environment in both existing and new buildings.

School of Physics and Astronomy researchers awarded funding for new doctoral network to help train and develop students on optical clocks and their applications

University of Birmingham researchers have been awarded three of the Royal Society of Chemistry’s prestigious annual awards.
The event brought together key stakeholders and opened new discussions on the key challenges and opportunities across the plastics landscape.

The UK’s net zero strategy must demonstrate urgent action and consistency if we are to successfully tackle the challenge of climate mitigation and adaptation.

The Birmingham Plastics Network and European partners hosted a workshop to explore the challenge of plastic waste in emergency response.