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University strengthens expertise in Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Manchester has received funding and fellowship awards to support the delivery of AI solutions to meet humanity’s growing complex health and societal problems.
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North West England to become advanced manufacturing hub

The University of Manchester will play a key role in a five-year innovation initiative supporting the rapid growth of the UK’s machinery manufacturing sector.
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Partnership for new catalyst technology to help achieve net zero

Manchester is collaborating with Cardiff, BP and Johnson Matthey to convert CO2, waste and sustainable biomass into clean products.
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Research identifies description of extremely rare tadpole

A collaborative research project with Manchester Museum has resulted in the first scientific description of the Cruziohyla calcarifer tadpole.

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Answering the call for sustainable materials for menstrual products

Researchers from the Henry Royce Institute will collaborate with Callay to find recyclable alternatives for menstrual products.
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Is the UK government’s clean air approach good enough?

A new publication, On Air quality, calls for tackling poor air quality to be at the top of everyone’s agenda.
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Manchester launches Advanced Nuclear Energy roadmap

Manchester experts have developed a roadmap detailing actions to assess the role of nuclear energy in the UK’s net zero future.
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Great Science Share for Schools engages 200,000 pupils

The Great Science Share for Schools 2021 is focused on climate change, with 200,000 primary and secondary students signed up.

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