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Check out this positive news story: a £5m scholarship scheme has been launched by a London business school to increase black representation in higher education and business.
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Check out this positive news story: a new study has found that technology in our homes has the potential transform social care in the UK.
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Check out this positive news story: The University of Gloucestershire has teamed up with a local charity to offer hope to people living with physical disabilities such as MS. The university will work closely with the Chamwell Centre charity, who recently opened a new £5m rehab centre.
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Check out this positive news story: a London student has designed an innovative way of communicating with her autistic brother using football scarf pattern designs. The patterns are based on the responses her brother has to everyday scenarios in Joe’s life, highlighting the moments he experienced anxiety.
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Check out this positive news story: a new project led by the University of Gloucestershire claims that sport and physical activity could hold the key to supporting the rehabilitation of young offenders.
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Simon Francis
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A group of scientists from Korea and the US has now conducted some of the groundwork needed to optimise disinfection processes and minimise the spread of antibiotic resistance through water.
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Check out this positive news story: a team of researchers at Goldsmiths University have found that adopting the mindset of a boxer could help small businesses to survive. The research was based on the analysis of diaries written by small business owners during the first Lockdown, which drew parallels with tactics used by boxers.
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Check out this positive news story: a researcher at the University of Edinburgh is hosting a free workshop to support young people with their mental health during the pandemic.
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Fascinating new research published this month has found that humans behave similarly to animals who live nearby. According to researchers at the University of Bristol, foraging humans (hunter-gatherers who live off the land) reproduce, parent and organise their social groups in similar ways to surrounding mammal and bird species. The findings show that for almost […]
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A snakebite awareness campaign led by a British scientist is helping to save lives in South India. Dr Sakthi Vaiyapuri, who works at the University of Reading, has teamed up with communities in rural Tamil Nadu in India to provide life-saving advice to more than 3 million local residents. The World Health Organisation says that snakebites […]
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