22 September 2023
The University of Birmingham hosted the European Second Language Association conference (EuroSLA32) from 30th August to the 2nd of September.
22 September 2023
Birmingham Business School are delighted to welcome Jeannyfar Gelpcke, Senior Executive Advisor to CEO, E.ON SE, to its Advisory Board.
20 September 2023
X-rays of an ancient jawless fish shows earliest-known example of internal cartilage skull, unlike that of any other known vertebrate.
18 September 2023
Dr Peter Kerr shortlisted for co-authored paper ‘Guided by the science’: (De)politicising the UK government’s response to the coronavirus crisis.
18 September 2023
BiMaTs will offer a range of services including developing protocols that are specific to the needs of individual clients
15 September 2023
New research unveils the Brexit aftershocks still being felt in the lives of EU families who left the UK following the referendum.
15 September 2023
The Centre for Elections, Democracy, Accountability and Representation (CEDAR) has published its third People, Power, Politics podcast episode
14 September 2023
People who suspect they have been the victim of spiking ought to report the offence – even if no ‘follow-up’ crime is committed.
14 September 2023
Organisations need to move away from traditional leadership models and embrace adaptive leadership and system thinking practices to deliver on net zero targets
13 September 2023
The prospect of Robert Fico returning to power after this month’s election could mean that Slovakia could change direction again.
12 September 2023
According to new research, we could be breathing in toxic substances from cooking and cleaning for longer because of surfactants present in aerosols.
07 September 2023
A new study has found that air pollution is preventing pollinators finding flowers because it degrades the scent.
04 September 2023
Human beings may be biologically hardwired to commit crimes.
30 August 2023
With the 1989 privatisation - and recent failures - of England's water companies, should regulation have been tighter from the start?
30 August 2023
New guidance to support NHS staff has been published, informed by key evidence and data gathered by researchers.
18 August 2023
Professor Sarah Montano has been awarded a National Teaching Fellowship (NTF) by Advance HE, in recognition of her outstanding contribution to teaching.
16 August 2023
Investment Zones will not produce the type of levelling up outcomes needed to produce better outcomes for everyone living in the UK
09 August 2023
Professor Jenny Phillimore explains why moving asylum seekers to live on the Bibby Stockholm barge will not work as the government claims it will.
08 August 2023
Prof Nic Cheeseman, has written for the BBC on the recent spate of coups in West Africa, asking what role France has played in the recent political instability.
02 August 2023
With the world in the throws of a Barbie resurgence, Dr Sameera Khalfey examines the reception of the film, and what our Barbies represented to us as children.