How can research help bring new products to market and create local jobs whilst meeting environmental standards?

Carbon Fibre Reinforced Polymer composites (CFRP) are valuable engineering materials that offer greater strength, stiffness and energy absorption compared with steel equivalents.

New research in the field of critical medical humanities is helping us understand the experience of ageing and discover new ways of improving life in older age.

In the UK, 1.8 million people live with an annual risk of flooding greater than 1 in 75. This is expected to rise due to climate change and increased development. 

The rapid evolution of heterogeneous technologies in the IT space has led New Uzbekistan University to organise a conference bringing experts together to explore this trend

Accidents in hospital contradict the purpose of healthcare: to make people better. Dr Nicola Burgess and Professor Graeme Currie investigated how to improve patient safety at two hospital trusts. Working closely with medical staff, the project changed attitudes to Patient Safety Incidents (PSI) and prevented future accidents.