Dr Johanna Rhodes writes about why conservation needs to be considered from a human health perspective as much as it is place ...

The biennial Craiova International Shakespeare Festival has now been the largest Shakespeare festival in the world for some years, so its largest ever iteration, in May 2026, was ...

Professor Sara Kenyon highlights role of triage to improve safety and trust for families among recommendations in National Maternity and Neonatal Investigation.

Staff from our Shakespeare Institute have been busy speaking at various festivals and conferences both here and abroad.

University has approved a move to a three-Faculty organisational and academic management structure, with the new Faculties in place from August 2027 ...

Join the School of Physics, University of Birmingham for two Days of Inspiration for Physics Educators. Choose the day that suits you best (you do not need to attend both). Join us for lectures, hands ...

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Dr Silvana Tapia Tapia is examining why moving toward a non-penal human rights framework is critical for tackling violence against women.

Internal changes due to the Sun’s ‘active biorhythm’ have become increasingly ‘skin-deep’ over the past four solar activity cycles, according to a new study. Publishing its findings in Monthly Notices ...

A major new UK-wide clinical trial into hearing loss led by the University of Cambridge, involving researchers from the University of Birmingham, will explore the opportunity for bilateral cochlear ...

University of Birmingham research published today has shown a new low-temperature method for producing hydrogen that is suitable for both centralised hydrogen production, and also local generation ...