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Science, technology and innovation is not addressing world’s most urgent problems – major new study

20 October 2022

A major new research study led by the �鶹��ý�� shows that global science research is not addressing the SDGs.

UKRI appoints duo energy research ‘champions’ from Sussex and Newcastle universities

30 September 2022

Academics at the �鶹��ý�� and Newcastle University have been appointed to lead the next phase of energy demand research in the UK.

1st in the UK for Business and Management research income

�鶹��ý�� Business School tops the charts for research income

22 September 2022

The �鶹��ý�� Business School now ranks number one in the UK for Business and Management research income.

A number of wind turbines rise out of the sea while a boat floats in the background

Thirty years of climate research funding has overlooked the potential of experimental transformative technologies

3 May 2022

New study reveals the technologies and academic disciplines that are being overlooked by research funders in the global fight against climate change

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The threat posed to climate change policies by the rise of the populist right

14 April 2022

Authoritarian nationalist populists have a systemic tendency to create significant negative effect on climate policies when in government

New research casts doubt on environmental benefits of hybrid working

7 April 2022

New study reveals most remote workers in England before the pandemic travelled further each week than office-based workers despite taking fewer trips

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Sun shines on the richest: New study explores how to make solar PV viable for all

4 April 2022

More government support with greater flexibility is needed to make solar panels viable option for elderly homeowners, student renters and the disabled

A red triangular roadside warning sign contains the silhouette of a troll

A clown in an empty circus: How brands can tackle trolling by taking away the enabling audience

28 February 2022

A new study suggests social media platforms can curb anti-social online behaviour by managing the socio-technical networks that facilitate trolling

A doctor gives a Covid-19 vaccine injection to a young man wearing a black shirt in a clinical setting

New study reveals why public health messaging should focus on naked self-interest to tackle vaccine hesitancy

2 February 2022

Promoting the benefits of vaccine to an individual is a more effective means of overcoming vaccine hesitancy than extolling broader societal benefits

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Artificial Intelligence in the job interview process is impacting young jobseekers

31 January 2022

New research explores the implications of automated video interviews for young jobseekers.