A robot snake developed by engineers at the University of Nottingham that is being used to inspect hazardous areas in the nuclear industry has scooped a sector award.

A groundbreaking ultra-rapid method of genetically diagnosing brain tumours, developed by researchers at the University of Nottingham and Nottingham University Hospitals Trust, is set to benefit ...

The first sub-study will support international research in the UK, US and South Africa, known as SAMBAI, aiming to understand factors that influence cancer outcomes in underserved populations of ...

A new test to diagnose multiple sclerosis (MS) using an MRI scan instead of a painful spinal tap, has been successfully rolled out in an NHS Trust in England. Experts from the University of Nottingham ...

In a study using fruit flies, researchers found that shielding flies from the Earth’s magnetic field altered mitochondrial function, lifespan and physical performance - with strikingly different ...

The project, HeatMAP – Role of Heat-Related Gut–Microbiota–Brain-Axis Changes in Psychosis, will explore the biological and environmental mechanisms linking extreme heat with the onset, worsening and ...

A digital platform has been launched that utilises AI to offer emotional and spiritual support to people navigating grief and loss.

We are a diverse, research-led school, which integrates research and teaching at every level. Our research covers almost all aspects of contemporary politics and international relations and we aim to ...

Working in collaboration with The National Association for Hospital Education (NAHE), the 3-year project will support staff working in a range of settings, including hospital schools, MPR (medical ...

The University of Nottingham has formally launched a strategic partnership with British Wheelchair Basketball, strengthening its commitment to supporting elite para-sport and the development of ...

A £1.5 million grant scheme has been renewed to support a new cohort of business-led innovation projects supported by the ...

Electronic engineers at Nottingham have found a new way to create sound effects by manipulating the interaction of sound waves, a method that could open up new possibilities in the performing and ...