UoG Animation Students Help Scientists Warn Children About Pesticides’ Dangers to Wildlife
A new two-minute animation is helping young audiences understand how pesticides can harm the tiny ‘superhero bugs’ that we rely…
Education
Three In Four UK Founders Fear Business Impact From Iran War
Nearly three in four UK scale-up founders fear the Iran war dragging on will negatively affect their business, according to…
UoG hosts British Philosophy of Sport Association Conference
University of Gloucestershire will welcome global experts in Sport Philosophy research for the 23rd British Philosophy of Sport Association (BPSA)…
Reading’s weather history retold in new book
Two centuries of Reading weather stories and observations have been chronicled in a new book celebrating the town’s rich meteorological…
Expert Comment: Kharg Island Strikes Present ‘Complex’ Two-Part Legal Test
Professor Michael Schmitt is an expert in international law rules governing warfare at the School of Law, University of Reading.…
Five New Gloucester Business Owners Crowned Winners of Innovative Support Initiative
Five entrepreneurs from Gloucester have won awards from an innovative business support programme launched by University of Gloucestershire in partnership…
University of Gloucestershire and England Seniors Cricket join forces to provide live match coverage
University of Gloucestershire and England Seniors Cricket have renewed their partnership to deliver live student-led coverage of international cricket fixtures…
UoG joins forces with UNITAR to launch world’s first programme of its kind
University of Gloucestershire has partnered with the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) to launch the world’s first…
Reading mayor to give Women’s History Month lecture
To mark Women’s History Month, the University of Reading is inviting local residents to join staff and students for a…
Surrey analysis shows converting food waste into hydrogen can decarbonise chemical manufacturing
Living bacteria that generate hydrogen from food waste could be key to a carbon-negative way of manufacturing everyday chemicals, according to new research from the University of Edinburgh and the…
