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Durham Book Festival is back!
The long awaited and much anticipated Durham Book Festival returns this year with an exciting blend of live and digital events.
Computer Science students help UK’s vaccination rollout
We’re working hard, right across the University, to do our bit to combat the Covid-19 pandemic. For example, our Computer Science students have been helping NHS Digital, part of the UK’s National Health Service (NHS) to develop part of the NHS COVID Vaccine Booking system.
Most detailed-ever images of galaxies revealed with LOFAR
Have you ever wondered what the heart of a galaxy looks like? Or what is really going on in a super-massive black hole? Well now, an international team of astronomers led by our very own Dr Leah Morabito, has revealed the most detailed-ever radio images of galaxies at frequencies around the FM radio band.
Breakthrough in supermassive black hole research
Professor Simone Scaringi, from our Department of Physics, has been part of an international study calculating the size of Supermassive black holes (SMBHs) by looking at their feeding patterns.
Almost half of UK firms have made cuts to research and development
New research at the Business School has found that 45% of UK firms reduced their research and development (R & D) initiatives during the Covid-19 pandemic, with 18% halting theirs altogether.
Brass Band launches national Composition Competition
Durham University Brass Band (dubb) is launching an annual Composition Competition, offering student musicians and recent graduates from all over the UK the chance to have their work published.
Durham Academics recognised in two of Nation’s most coveted literary awards
Our Department of English Studies is celebrating the phenomenal success of two of its own - Sunjeev Sahota and Kayo Chingonyi - following the recognition their work has received from the Booker Prize and the Forward Prize for Poetry respectively. Sunjeev Sahota’s China Room has been longlisted for the Booker Prize and Kayo Chingonyi’s collection of poetry A Blood Condition has been shortlisted for the Forward Prize for Poetry for the Best Collection 2021.
Students celebrate Olympic success
We’ve been glued to our TV screens for the past few weeks as Tokyo 2020 has captured the heart of the nation.
Durham academic awarded National Teaching Fellowship
Dr Mark Childs, our Digital Learning Designer in the Durham Centre for Academic Development (DCAD) has been awarded a National Teaching Fellowship.
Global Opportunity Funding Boost for Durham
We've been awarded a grant from the Turing Scheme, the UK government’s programme to study and work abroad.
Durham-China research partnership hosts seminar for global audience
Since 2017 our Department of Archaeology has been part of a cutting-edge research partnership with the world-renowned Palace Museum in China.
Countdown to COP26 – Why international law is at the heart of solving the climate crisis
COP26 is less than 100 days away and as part of this year’s conference world leaders, advisers and experts will be finalising rules under the Paris Agreement and the Paris Agreement Rulebook to enhance ambitions to tackle climate change. But, what is the Paris Agreement and why is international law crucial to making it work? Dr Petra Minnerop, from our Law School, is here to explain.
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