Congratulations to our students who last week presented posters at the Lovelace Colloquium University of Liverpool: bit.ly/4ayJhMk

Now in its 17th year, the Lovelace Colloquium is a one day conference for female and non-binary computer science students.

A new spin-out company from the Universities of Bath and Edinburgh aims to improve lung cancer diagnosis and treatment: bit.ly/3vOmxJ9

Prothea Technologies hopes to combine an imaging endoscope with a laser-ablation catheter, treating lesions immediately upon diagnosis.

What is the three-body problem?

Dr Kit Yates, Kit Yates, from the Department of Mathematical Sciences explores the chaotic, cosmic maths behind Netflix's new sci-fi drama: bbc.in/3VSiiXK

The largest ever family tree of bird species shows bird brains have grown: bit.ly/3VAnOOz

Scientists from The Milner Centre for Evolution have published the largest ever evolutionary tree for birds as part of the B10K.

📻Dr Nick Longrich from the Milner Centre for Evolution joined Jim Al-Khalili and The Life Scientific this weekend to discuss how 'uninteresting' fossils can lead to fascinating findings.

Catch up on BBC Radio 4: bbc.in/4azbsuN

🎯Very thrilled to announce an exciting workshop, *Advanced Statistical Designs to Empower Biomarker-driven Clinical Trials*, to take place in Bath on 29 April - 01 May 2024. Mathematics at Bath IMI AstraZeneca Science and Innovation at Cancer Research UK

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Bath helps secure £49M investment for crucial UK research infrastructure: bit.ly/4abWaf0

Bath’s Director of Research Infrastructure and Facilities has been instrumental in securing funding for a huge investment in mass spectrometry in the UK.

Why are fossils of duckbill dinosaurs, a North American family, found in North Africa?

Professor Nick Longrich of @milnerCentre joins The Conversation to unpack the mystery: bit.ly/3IRPoiz

Could light help power the next generation of supercomputers? bit.ly/4cnRaWd

Dr Peter Mosley from the Department of Physics explains how single photons of light can form the basis of quantum computing.

The University of Bath is to lead a £1.97M project helping technical experts develop professional skills and work with industrial partners: bit.ly/3wZCvjS

With plastic pollution among our most urgent environmental issues, creating easily degradable polymers is one of the hottest topics in materials chemistry.

Researchers Chemistry@Bath Uni have been working on a solution: bit.ly/45rN9eK

Nearly 90% of UK voters think it’s important to make homes more affordable to heat: bit.ly/3TkAZBo

A new survey suggests politicians can win over the public with policies that tackle climate change and the cost of living crisis.

The University of Bath is to receive £25million to train tomorrow’s research leaders: bit.ly/3uZJ45s

Two Centres for Doctoral Training will receive funding from the EPSRC, University, government, industry and overseas institutions to train up to 200 students.

Dust clouds and geometry could help reveal the secrets of space: bit.ly/3tU2nMB

With intergalactic distances reaching many thousands of lightyears, researchers turn to geometry to model galaxies and learn more about their evolution.

Have you ever wondered why black holes grow or how stars are made? 🔭🌌

Machine learning is helping researchers at Physics at Bath find the answers: bit.ly/3P9YnPD

Fossils of a giant sea lizard show how our oceans have changed since the time of the dinosaurs: bit.ly/49AjZNi

The find reveals our oceans were once dominated by large, apex predators – in contrast to today’s seas.

Losing their tails gave our ape ancestors an evolutionary advantage – but we’re still paying the price: bit.ly/48uO7bv

Professor Laurence Hurst from The Milner Centre for Evolution joins The Conversation to explain how evolution isn't always a straightforward march of progress.

For some it's a superstitious day, for others a chance to celebrate - but why do we gain an extra day in February during leap years?

Kit Yates explains 📆

Researchers at Chemistry@Bath Uni have developed a forensic spray from jellyfish protein that can detect fingerprints in ten seconds: bit.ly/3wCcHtK

Unlike traditional fingerprint powders, the spray is safer, more environmentally friendly and doesn't interfere with DNA evidence.

🔬Scanning probe microscopes let us study materials in nanoscale detail. But how do they work and why do we need them?

We're joined by some of our Physics researchers to find out more: bit.ly/3uAWd4L