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CRiVA’s 10th Anniversary
Find out more about our Centre for Research into Violence and Abuse who provide world-leading research, policy and education with a passion to end violence and abuse.
QS World University Rankings
We've been ranked 78th in the QS World University Rankings, once again affirming our world-leading status.
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Research Impact at Durham
We conduct innovative and impactful research to transform lives and make a difference, globally and locally: research to empower and inspire.
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Girls less likely to be diagnosed with special educational needs – new research
Dr Johny Daniel, Assistant Professor in our School of Education, discusses his research into why girls are less likely to be diagnosed with special educational needs.

A celebration of collaboration with Zaporizhzhia National University
Centre for violence and abuse research recognises its 10th anniversary
Durham wins Nature Positive Award at the 2023 Green Gown Awards
£1m funding to expand project helping disabled people get active
Christmas performances with our talented students
Durham launches new Alumni Angel Network
Prestigious awards for our future leaders in Physics
Researchers in our Department of Physics have been recognised for their excellence in a prestigious national fellowship scheme.
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Astronomers detect first extragalactic star-forming disc outside of the Milky Way
Faced with dwindling bee colonies, scientists are arming queens with robots and smart hives
Durham staff member honoured by National Student Esports
Kylie Kendrick from our Computing and Information Services team has been named as October’s Intel Monthly Most Valued Player by National Student Esports.
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My Durham Story - Alex Myers-Bennett
My Durham Story - Enoch Omale
COP28: Why 2 °C is too high for the polar ice sheets and sea level rise
On the 12 December 2015, 196 countries adopted the Paris Climate Agreement at the 21st Conference of the Parties (COP21) is to limit the increase in global average temperature.

COP28: Nationally determined contributions
UK association to Horizon Europe – a win for global research
Explore December's Community Newsletter
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Strengthening our partnerships in Germany
Joining forces for the Festive Food Drive 2023
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Voices: contemporary art and craft from the Middle East and North Africa
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Into the Woods with the Tone Deaf Theatre Co.
Solving Global Challenges - COP28
Our research is helping to solve the challenges of an ever-changing and complex world – and inspiring the next generation of problem-solvers.
We have been directly involved in Conferences of Parties (COPs) since 2021, under the 1992 United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) and in Meetings of Parties under the 2015 Paris Agreement. Even before then, our researchers were actively engaged in important research and projects on climate change.