A government minister has praised the achievements of artificial intelligence (AI) and data science students and graduates at two UK universities.
Introducing ‘Habitual Ethics?’ by Sylvie Delacroix, Professor in Law, and Ethics at Birmingham.
Professor Janine Natalya Clark’s latest book has just been published open access by Routledge.
Birmingham Law School's Dr Peter Coe blogs his thoughts on SLAPPs and on some of the suggestions that have so far been made to tackle this type of litigation.
A powerful film charting the experiences of children born of sexual violence during the conflict in Northern Uganda is premiering at the Barbican, London.
The University of Birmingham is working with the Arts Council Collection to chart its development through a new approach.
An historic painting with a Shakespeare connection is set to star in a major new US exhibition.
Policy proposals addressing our global clean air challenge have been set out by University of Birmingham experts during the Conservative Party Conference.
The annual British Association of Victorian Studies (BAVS) conference was held at the University of Birmingham last month, 1-3 September.
On 5 October we welcome award-winning pianist Isata Kanneh-Mason for a recital featuring the long-lost ‘Easter Sonata’ of composer Fanny Mendelssohn.
Dr Alexander Orakhelashvili comments on the conclusions recently adopted on peremptory norms by the UN International Law Commission (ILC).
Dr Alexander Orakhelashvili discusses the High Court judgment on State immunity in Al-Masasir v Saudi Arabia, and legal and policy challenges arising from it”.