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Manchester named world’s best university for sustainable development actions

The University has been named world number one in the Times Higher Education Impact Rankings of more than 1,200 global institutions.

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His Royal Highness The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh

Our University is greatly saddened by the death of His Royal Highness The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. As a mark of respect the flag on Whitworth Hall will be flown at half-mast until further notice.

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The University signs the Care Leaver Covenant

The University has signed a covenant which promises to support care leavers, aged 16-25, move to living independently.
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KEF shows diverse contributions of universities

Research England’s Knowledge Exchange Framework highlights the ways in which universities share their expertise with external partners from businesses to community groups.
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Graphene foam 'doubles longevity' of running shoe

Experts at Manchester and sports footwear firm inov-8 collaborate to create the world’s first running shoe with a graphene-enhanced foam in the sole.
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Manchester academics conferred as Fellows of the Academy of Social Sciences

Professors Yoram Gorlizki and Vanessa May have been recognised for the excellence of their work and its positive impact on the social sciences.
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Simple test to diagnose Parkinson’s one step closer

Scientists have published new findings that suggest a skin swab could be used to diagnose the degenerative condition in future.
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Great Science Share for Schools partners with the Royal Society

Professor Brian Cox, Royal Society Professor of Public Engagement, will host an event for pupils on climate and the environment.

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