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Five third-year undergraduate students collected awards at an annual dinner for the InstMC. ...

The Department of Mathematics has hosted another successful Calculating Careers Fair. ...

This year's Manchester Mathematics Research Students' Conference was the biggest to date. ...

The Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences is pleased to announce that Dr Patricia Clay has been appointed a Future Leaders Fellowship (FLF) cohort. ...

Postdoc Appreciation Week took place across the week of 16 September 2019. ...

Two centuries have passed since Manchester established itself as the centre of the global cotton trade. Known as ‘Cottonopolis’, the city was using a third of the world’s cotton production at the height of its textile boom.  ...

Air quality research in Manchester has received a significant boost with the announcement of funding from two programmes, totalling nearly £2m. ...

Across the UK, Local Authorities, and Devolved Administrations, are seeking to use their planning powers to block the development of hydraulic fracturing for natural gas. This is against UK Government policy. Here, Dr Sarah Mander looks at what all o...

Two ancient Egyptian mummies are making an intrepid visit to Manchester for a state-of-the-art radiographic investigation, conducted by researchers at The University of Manchester. ...

Professor Jonatan Pinkse on global businesses and their adaptation to climate crisis requirements.  ...

Dr Kisil's area of research will centre on novel mathematical techniques for aerocoustic metasurfaces. ...

The University of Manchester has announced the competitive tender process has begun to find its development and investment partner to deliver the new world-class innovation district ID Manchester, which has an estimated gross development value of £1....

Professor William Parnell is set to speak at the forthcoming International Mechanical Engineering Congress and Exposition. ...

More than 170 organisations and news outlets from around the world have now signed up for Covering Climate Now. ...

New research has reported a 'rule-breaking' molecule that could have significant implications for fertilisers. ...

The online course is the first of its kind and will launch on 2 September 2019. ...

PhD student James Haughton has so far won eight games on the popular TV quiz show. ...

Dr Benstead has been recognised for her research into modern slavery. ...

More than 120 people attended the special occasion at the University's historic Sackville Street Building. ...

A new instrument to help astronomers understand how stars are born is bound for the Large Millimetre Telescope (LMT) in Mexico. ...

CEAS staff and students have received awards for their contributions to volunteering, public engagement, teaching, research and more. ...

For the first time, a team of researchers, from the Department of Materials and the National Graphene Institute at The University of Manchester have formulated inks using the 2D material MXene, to produce 3D printed interdigitated electrodes. As p...

It could take half a season for a footballer to adjust to a new team following a big money transfer to a new league according to analysis by The University of Manchester based on Opta data provided by a Premier League club. ...

Professor Walker becomes only the second person in the Faculty to be recognised in this way. ...

Two new technology businesses share this year’s £70,000 prize for novel applications of graphene and other 2D materials. The two teams, based at The University of Manchester, are addressing key societal challenges on future energy and food securit...

Dr Han was recognised for her outstanding performance and significant contribution. ...

Graphene application could kick-start a manufacturing revolution in the car industry. ...

A team from The University of Manchester have engineered a common gut bacterium to produce a new class of antibiotics by using robotics.  ...

Prof Robert Young of the NGI along with two alumni have been honoured with IOM3 Awards. ...

Created by Dr Robert Appleby of the School of Physics and Astronomy, Tactile Collider teaches visually impaired audiences about accelerator physics. ...