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Universities join forces with Saudi partners to accelerate progress towards Net Zero
A consortium of British universities is exploring a collaborative project with partners in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to create a Joint International Institute for Clean Hydrogen. The project was announced by Prime Minister Keir Starmer during a visit to the Gulf.
Professor Peter Vickers uncovers new method to measure global scientific consensus
A team of international researchers led by Professor Peter Vickers from our top-rated Philosophy department has developed a breakthrough method for gathering and analysing global scientific opinion with speed and precision.
Festive spirit shines in student performances across the City
With the winter break approaching, we’re excited to invite you to embrace the festive spirit with our Student Performing Arts.
Two energy projects to receive £16.8m investment
Two green energy projects we’re involved in have secured a combined total of £16.8m in new financial support.
Successful events shine a spotlight on neurodiversity
Our Centre for Neurodiversity & Development brought together researchers, practitioners and people with lived experience of neurodiversity across two successful events.
Introducing the North Sea University Partnership
We’ve joined forces with seven partner universities in the North of England and Norway. The new 'North Sea University Partnership' strengthens ties and cultivates a conducive environment for education and research partnerships.
Explore December's Community Newsletter
Want to know more about how we interact with our local community? Our monthly Community Newsletter explores the news, events, and research both at Durham University and in the city itself.
Strengthening our research collaborations with Japan
This week we welcomed Professor Naoto Kobayashi, Director of the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) London Office.
Durham scientist onboard drilling ship investigating major Japanese earthquake
A Durham scientist is part of an international research team drilling into the seabed off the east coast of Japan to learn more about the 2011 Tohoku great earthquake.
Mathematical Sciences Professor Awarded Multi-million Euro Grant
The prestigious grant will support a cutting-edge research project exploring the mathematical structures underpinning quantum symmetries.
Early career researcher recognised as rising global star
Dr Katherine McDonald from our Classics and Ancient History department has been awarded a prestigious Philip Leverhulme Prize for the international impact of her research.
Vice-Chancellor becomes Honorary President of criminal justice and social care charity
Professor Karen O’Brien, our Vice-Chancellor and Warden, has become the honorary president of local charity Nepacs.