Museum of Lost Bookmarks at South Molton Library Showcases Forgotten Finds
South Molton Library in Devon has turned a quirky collection of returned-book finds into a unique attraction, the Museum of…
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University of Portsmouth professors reveal the invisible – from pollution on earth to ripples in space
On Wednesday 26th November, Professors Fay Couceiro and Laura Nuthall will lead the two fascinating talks in Life Solved Live:…
Classical Music used for Fireworks Animal Safety at Hadlow Rural School
Staff and students at Hadlow Rural Community School in Kent are using classical music to help their animals stay calm…
Historic maps reveal 99 per cent loss of meadows in the South Downs countryside
The University of Portsmouth have conducted a new study that has uncovered a dramatic collapse in traditional meadowland across the…
University of Surrey find the brain-inspired AI could cut energy and boost performance
Thanks to a new approach developed at the University of Surrey, it has been found that Artificial Intelligence (AI) could…
BBC Morning Live visits University of Chichester to talk scrolling, screen time and ADHD
With the ongoing growth of social media and content creation being so prevalent in our day and age, the documentary-maker…
New Counselling and Mental Health Training Courses 2026 From “Number 22”
The numerically named community wellbeing charity Number 22 has officially opened enrolment for its January 2026 Counsellor Training Courses, giving…
Anti-Bullying Week 2025: Power for Good is set for November
Anti-Bullying Week 2025 will take place in November this year, empowering children to speak out, support others and build a…
Art from the University of Chichester collection on loan to Tate Modern for latest exhibition
As part of their latest exhibition on Nigerian Modernism, some artwork from the University of Chichester’s Bishop Otter Art Collection…
New study by the University of Portsmouth finds that men access almost twice as much of their online entertainment from illegal sources compared to women
The University of Portsmouth have conducted a study that has examined the gender differences in digital piracy to understand who…
