Major achievement as ApconiX receives the prestigious King’s Award for Enterprise: Innovation 2025. Professor Ruth Roberts, ...
The fully mobile MEG scanner awarded £3.1m of government funding will be used across military training sites. Scientists will develop the world's first fully mobile brain scanner capable of measuring ...
New research to understand mental health of under-represented young people and how online arts and culture can support their wellbeing.
Social and Cultural Transition in the Epistolary and Journalistic Networks of Heinrich von Kleist' will start in February 2026.
Largest analysis of global trial data shows clinical nitrous oxide as a promising rapid-acting treatment for depressive disorders ...
New material opens possibilities for a wide range of innovative devices such as sensors, wearable electronics, and self-powered devices.
An Integrated Settlement of £1.8 billion for the West Midlands until 2030, allowing greater control and choice over delivering growth projects and developing strategic sites across the region, and ...
Dr Adam Schembri, Professor of Linguistics, explains the importance of studying the science of language to mark World Linguistics Day.
Dr Alessandro Di Nola, Assistant Professor of Economics, explains why not issuing a land value tax was a missed opportunity for Chancellor Rachel Reeves.
Christmas celebrations mark 125th anniversary year with exciting activities and spectacular lightshow. The University of Birmingham is inviting families to join its campus celebrations to mark an ...
CHASM Researcher Dr. Maxine Watkins and Charlie Gosset (University of Sheffield) respond to the Budget, questioning its omission of carers and disabled people. "There was little for carers in this ...
Tony Iommi returns to the University of Birmingham, 55 years after Black Sabbath’s first gig on the Edgbaston campus.
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