'We can expect to be more cognitively able than our grandparents were when we reach their age.' Associate Professor Stephen Badham NTU School of Social Sciences on how the gap is closing when it comes to brain function in older and younger adults NTU Research theconversation.com/are-young-peop…

Resignation speeches are interesting events for those of us who study political communications. Here's my analysis and perspective. #HumzaYousaf

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The East Midlands takes to the polls this week to elect its first ever mayor - but what is devolution, what powers will the new mayor have, and why is it important to get out and vote? Associate Professor Will Rossiter Nottingham Business School explains #VoteEastMidsMayor ntu.ac.uk/about-us/news/…

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Nottingham Business School has achieved triple crown accreditation, joining the top 1% of global business schools to hold EQUIS, AACSB and AMBA.

Thanks to our community for making us a leader in business education.

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An independent task force report has been submitted to the Biden administration, highlighting the issue of weapons use in accordance with international law, it was co-authored by Luigi Daniele Nottingham Law School forbes.com/sites/williamh…

Purple Hibiscus: Ibrahim Mahama’s Barbican Centre installation wraps the brutalist building in bright cloth and reveals a hidden history. Lovely piece by Francesca Stocco, featuring her own conversation with Mahama. theconversation.com/purple-hibiscu… Nottingham Trent University

The brain function of older generations is improving, with the gap between old and young healthy adults lessening, according to research by Associate Professor Stephen Badham NTU School of Social Sciences telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/04/2…

Check out my contribution to this FRANCE 24 article on #TikTokLite : t.ly/-PKxf BPS Cyberpsychology NTU News NTU Psychology #socialmedia

Forensic science students to provide support to unsolved national and international cold cases relating to missing and unidentified people

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Staff and student volunteers at Nottingham Trent University have been working with the charity RacketsCubed to provide tennis and maths tuition to schoolchildren from a local Nottingham primary school.

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How Sunak’s Rwanda plan could still be stopped, according to lawyers - human rights and immigration law expert Associate Professor Helen O'Nions Nottingham Law School comments Kysen i newspaper inews.co.uk/news/sunak-rwa…

Flat faces and difficulty breathing: how pet trends have harmed animal health – and what we can we do about it

Animal scientist Dr Jacqueline Boyd writes for The Conversation

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The murder of Giacomo Matteotti – reinvestigating Italy’s most infamous cold case, by Dr Andrea Pisauro and Dr gianluca fantoni for The Conversation NTU School of Arts and Humanities
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Bowling speeds in women's cricket are hitting levels undreamt of ten years ago. Biomechanics expert Dr Paul Felton, who is collating data on women's bowling, discusses the best actions and techniques for pace.

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On the 200th anniversary of his death, we're exploring how the sky influenced the haunting poetry of #LordByron in this episode of the #ResearchReimagined podcast.

Join Daniel Brown as he explains how the sky has inspired creativity throughout history.

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ICYMI: Did you catch NTU School of Social Sciences psychologist serenasimmons on Loose Women over Easter talking about her new programme with Will Mellor? Serena gives her expert view on why 'cops go bad' in the new Crime+Investigation UK series itv.com/loosewomen/art…

To celebrate the 30th anniversary of what is widely known as the greatest rap album of all time, Illmatic, I wrote this article for The Conversation based around Nas's use of literary techniques throughout his career, and his indelible influence on rap:
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'It starts to look like the civil litigation rules are hampering access to justice' Megan Shirley Nottingham Law School explains why Hugh Grant, and many others, end up settling civil litigation cases out of court theconversation.com/the-legal-rule…

Exciting to be at the rehearsal for our East Midlands Mayoral hustings. We go live on NottinghamshireLive Derbyshire Live FB pages tomorrow and later in the evening on Notts TV . Amazing set up here at Confetti Institute of Creative Technologies. Great work from colleagues NTU News too 👏🏻

Ahead of the opening of our new Design & Digital Arts (D&DA) building, Prof Lars Erik Holmquist, an expert in design and innovation, explains how AI can revolutionise creativity. D&DA is a significant investment in NTU’s digital provision Nottingham School of Art & Design ntu.ac.uk/dda