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A group of data scientists have come together to help charities find solutions to the challenges on which they’re working. The innovations came out of a 12-week programme held at the University of Warwick.
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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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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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The University of Leeds has been awarded a £115k grant by Heart Research UK for its research into the early detection of diabetes. The research could offer hope to millions of people in the UK who are currently diagnosed with diabetes.
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The Medical Research Council has funded a £900,000 research project led by the University of Reading into the link between diet and genetic make-up. The research will be based on young adults living in Peru.
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A new £90,000 fund has been launched to help Scottish businesses capitalise on the space industry by giving them access to some of the country’s top academic experts in this field.
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Loughborough University campaign aims to tackle loneliness over Christmas and New Year with a range of initiatives and new pieces of research.
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A new campaign has been launched to celebrate the transformational impact of the work undertaken by academics in UK universities.
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Research techniques pioneered by British university aim to help bring peace to former war torn regions in Colombia.
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University research gives access to astronomy to thousands of visually impaired schoolchildren in UK.
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