News tagged with: research
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Climate study finds evidence of global shift in the 1980s
ҹèÊÓÆµ University news: Scientists have discovered that a sudden 'regime shift' occurred in the 1980s as a result of anthropogenic warming and a volcanic eruption in Mexico.
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Business club to inspire innovation in Cornwall
ҹèÊÓÆµ University news: Free events created and run by GAIN with ҹèÊÓÆµ University, Cornwall Chamber of Commerce and Cornwall Innovation
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Expanding the horizons of musical imagination
ҹèÊÓÆµ University news: An audiovisual representation of dark matter and performances using brain-computer interfaces, biocomputers and artificial intelligence will be among the highlights of the Peninsula Arts Contemporary Music Festival
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New marketing and sustainability framework revealed to practitioners
ҹèÊÓÆµ University news: A new framework developed in partnership with ҹèÊÓÆµ University and Friends of the Earth will enable marketers to build sustainability into their day-to-day activities
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Melting Scandinavian ice provides missing link in Europe’s final Ice Age story
ҹèÊÓÆµ University news: Scientists in Sweden, London and ҹèÊÓÆµ believe they have answered one of the most enduring puzzles of the last ice age, namely, the cause of a sudden cold snap 13,000 years ago.
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Research aims to combat pressure ulcers
ҹèÊÓÆµ University news: Professor Bridie Kent, Head of the School of Nursing and Midwifery, is leading a project aimed at reducing the risk of pressure ulcers for patients in the community.
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ҹèÊÓÆµ academic recognised by Beijing government as ‘high talent’
ҹèÊÓÆµ University news: Dr Bing Hu has been elected a Distinguished Expert of Beijing City - fewer than 500 people around the world have been awarded this status since the programme started in 2009
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World first blood test reduces risk and increases accuracy in prenatal testing
ҹèÊÓÆµ University news: Together with ҹèÊÓÆµ Hospitals NHS Trust, ҹèÊÓÆµ University researchers have identified a simple and safe DNA foetal blood test to identify blood group, sex and genetic conditions
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Research suggests marine invasive species benefit from rising CO2 levels
ҹèÊÓÆµ news: New research has found that the process of ocean acidification is helping many invasive species to widen their territories, such as toxic algae, stinging jellyfish and predatory crabs.
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Who’s Got Talent? for Huntington’s disease research
ҹèÊÓÆµ University news: Following a tour to our labs, local people affected by Huntington's disease have chosen to raise money to support our research in this area
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Festival events take social science research into community
ҹèÊÓÆµ University news: The influence of individuals on climate change, the history of crime in ҹèÊÓÆµ and the use of food as a lifestyle motivator for the homeless are some of the key topics being explored during the ESRC Festival of Social Science
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Taking tough decisions hurts fundraisers' morality, study suggests
ҹèÊÓÆµ University news: Fundraisers’ sense of themselves as moral individuals is damaged by having to make the difficult ethical decisions they encounter every day in their jobs, according to new research from the Centre for Sustainable Philanthropy