Dr Scott Glaberman writes about research to learn more about how cancer varies across the animal kingdom, and what it might mean for human medicine ...
New research provides the most comprehensive assessment to date of human influences on island biodiversity patterns.
New book gives researchers the tools to tackle sensitive topics - without losing sight of themselves
Researching sensitive topics is one of the most demanding challenges in social science - and one of the least supported. Now, a new book from University of Birmingham Research Fellow Dr Amy Burrell ...
University of Birmingham Archeaology Field School visits mystery fort and begins 10-year partnership to unearth secrets of unusual site ...
Policymakers must consider the urgent global climate implications of generational differences in diet for public health and food systems.
Condition which has caused sudden deaths of top sports stars shown to have connected gene variations, leading to potential new treatments ...
Earlier this month, the University of Birmingham hosted the UK Animal Law Conference, the largest event of its kind in the country. The conference was organised by two leading animal law groups, the ...
Daphne Water Solutions has been named among the winners of Ofwat's Water Discovery Challenge, securing funding to advance its water remediation technology.
A freshly designed survey will provide more accurate data to give government invaluable insights into the experiences of, and support needed for, unpaid carers.
Two Birmingham experts win Gold and Silver Medals – reflecting their major contributions to materials science.
Students on our Public History and Heritage Placements work with industry to design, plan and manage their own public history projects as part of their degree ...
Dr Sophie Hatchwell and Dr Kate Nichols reflect on Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery and what purpose museums and galleries serve today.
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