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Research at the £3.7m Wohl Wolfson ToddlerLab at Birkbeck, University of London will increase the understanding of developmental disorders. The research could lead to new interventions, transforming the outlook for people with these conditions.
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The Super Furry Animals can add another success to their chart-topping adventures: inspiring an American woman to increase her confidence.
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After a successful trial in Wales, a new way to identify children at high risk of dyslexia and related reading disorders, will deploy its first large test on Crete, Greece.
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University student Miles Kilburn has created a new chest binder for the transgender community, which aims to prevent injuries caused by DIY attempts. The design was unveiled at Loughborough University’s Design Show.
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A list of university discoveries celebrating the top 100 most important health and wellbeing research has been announced as part of the MadeAtUni campaign.
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A new project designed to support charities around the world will be opening at Oxford University. The Oxford Institute of Charity will launch in 2022 and is supported by the think tank Charity Futures.
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An engineering student at the University of Surrey is taking his research to the Philippines to help tribal communities build more resilient and sustainable homes.
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Research among 10,000 families finds improvement in 95% of parents with mental health issues following home visit from volunteer
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The annual report on the state of university fundraising has revealed that universities have raised more than £1bn.
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Students from disadvantaged communities are being offered up to £1,500 a year by Scotland’s leading housing group to support them through college or university.
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