…eived £68m alongside their own significant investments to support community regeneration Follow the campaign on University Alliance’s website, and on Twitter using #UApoweringUK …
…d psychosocial effect s of joint pain. The scheme is delivered in some 220 sites across the United Kingdom including community centres, leisure centres and schools. It has treated more than 13,000 people to date, saving the NHS an estimated £22 million by reducing the amount of healthcare needed by patients. The six-week scheme was designed for people with osteoarthritis – the most common form of arthritis – and aims to help them to understand the…
…at the heart of our Tech Valleys project.” For more information, visit the National Digital Exploitation Project website.…
…In Greenwich, the university gave use of its onsite kitchens to the local Greenwich Mutual Aid group, and staff members and students supported vulnerable people with prescription collection, deliveries and food parcels to those vulnerable people from across the local area. Find out more about how the University of Greenwich aided in their local coronavirus efforts here….
…link to pilot plant facilities at the Materials Processing Institute (MPI) site in Redcar. There has already been significant investment to establish the Hub, with further projects totalling £20m underway. These include the recently announced National Hydrogen Transport Centre, focused on the research, development and testing of new hydrogen technologies; TWI’s Centre for Materials Integrity, with an Engineering Hall for larger scale technology an…
…a COVID-19 vaccine in the Tees Valley proves that this region has the requisite infrastructure, skills and willingness to be an international centre for the life sciences. “When it opened in 2019, a key part of the National Horizons Centre’s mission was to grow the skills base within the Tees Valley, and nationally, to ensure that the bioindustry was able to keep pace with the demand from the life sciences sector to enable it to grow and develop….
…the Tees Valley is fantastic news and proves that this region has the requisite infrastructure, skills and willingness to be an international centre for the life sciences. “When it opened in 2019, a key part of the National Horizons Centre’s mission was to grow the skills base within the Tees Valley, and nationally, to ensure that the bioindustry was able to keep pace with the demand from the life sciences sector to enable it to grow and develop….
…nd psychosocial effects of joint pain. The scheme is delivered in some 220 sites across the United Kingdom including community centres, leisure centres and schools. It has treated more than 13,000 people to date, saving the NHS an estimated £22 million by reducing the amount of healthcare needed by patients. Oxford Brookes University – Improving the accuracy of pre-natal screening Diagnostic and screening tests produced by Oxford Brookes Universit…
…n and girls can thrive throughout their careers. The network features a website with a collaborative platform so that women can ask questions, share experiences, and find mentors who can make a real difference to their STEM ambitions. Oxford Brookes University are leading a project funded by EPSRC under their Inclusion Matters programme to increase participation of female researchers as founders and co-founders of spinout companies The pandemic ha…
…s and make people more open and willing to explore their potential.” For more information, visit the UWE Bristol website.…
