Home

Search results for: Video cleantalkorg2.ru Breaking News breaking news today Video Finance cnn news national and world news

Clear filters

  1. Turning Preston Barracks into a home for Brighton’s most innovative start-ups

    August 20, 2021

    …craftsmanship As stated above, there is a preference for pioneers in construction design and technology. About the development In July 2014 the University of Brighton exchanged contracts with Brighton and Hove City Council to bring forward the development of Preston Barracks, a significant mixed-use regeneration scheme for the city. The £150 million GDV scheme is part of a wider regeneration project that is set to radically transform this part of…

    Read more of: Turning Preston Barracks into a home for Brighton’s most innovative start-ups

  2. Researching how exercise can help the Down syndrome community

    July 23, 2021

    …artnership between the Canadian Down Syndrome Society, BrainHQ, and Anglia Ruskin University (ARU), and the researchers are looking to recruit participants from the UK. There is anecdotal evidence that exercise can lead to an improvement in mental fitness for people in the Down syndrome community, but the effect hasn’t been studied extensively. Because of this lack of data, many doctors and parents don’t prioritise physical fitness for people with…

    Read more of: Researching how exercise can help the Down syndrome community

  3. Anglia Ruskin collaboration study investigates whether exercise can improve cognition in Down syndrome community

    July 20, 2021

    …artnership between the Canadian Down Syndrome Society, BrainHQ, and Anglia Ruskin University (ARU), and the researchers are looking to recruit participants from the UK. There is anecdotal evidence that exercise can lead to an improvement in mental fitness for people in the Down syndrome community, but the effect hasn’t been studied extensively. Because of this lack of data, many doctors and parents don’t prioritise physical fitness for people with…

    Read more of: Anglia Ruskin collaboration study investigates whether exercise can improve cognition in Down syndrome community

  4. With the right support, universities can help power an economic, social and cultural recovery

    May 5, 2021

    …hy we are calling for urgent clarity on the future of the replacement EU structural funds, the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF). We believe the UK Shared Prosperity Fund should be underpinned by a National Framework setting balance of funding to skills development, business support (particularly for SMEs) and research & innovation. Throughout the pandemic, we have witnessed the power of the partnerships that exist between a thriving and diverse h…

    Read more of: With the right support, universities can help power an economic, social and cultural recovery

  5. Institute for Advanced Manufacturing and Engineering at Coventry University

    March 30, 2021

    …d approach in servicing customers across all sectors, including rail, construction and utilities, and across its Joint Ventures, including Kautex-Unipart Ltd and Hyperbat Ltd, its battery manufacturing JV with Fortescue WAE.Unipart’s manufacturing capabilities extend from the more traditional metal fabrication, plastic blow-moulding and complex assembly, through to electrical and electronic assembly and software, and into large-scale industrial, a…

    Read more of: Institute for Advanced Manufacturing and Engineering at Coventry University

  6. Jet2 jobs at Leeds Beckett

    March 26, 2021

    …m after studying at the university. The launch of the suite follows a long-running partnership between the university and Jet2.com which has already seen more than 90 LBU students go on to work at the airline. Professor Rhodri Thomas, Dean of the School of Events, Tourism and Hospitality Management, (pictured) said: “Our School is committed to providing high quality research-informed vocational education that is relevant to industry. “By working w…

    Read more of: Jet2 jobs at Leeds Beckett

  7. Research and Innovation at Alliance Universities

    March 11, 2021

    …e Covid pandemic, including the development of faster and reliable tests; drug treatments to reduce the severity of Covid symptoms on the most vulnerable patients; the creation of new vaccines as well as supporting the manufacture and rollout of existing vaccines. On the week of International Women’s Day, the publication also identifies some of the steps Alliance universities are taking to embed equality, diversity and inclusion across their resea…

    Read more of: Research and Innovation at Alliance Universities

  8. University Alliance submission to OFS quality and standards consultation

    January 26, 2021

    …e provision our communities so desperately need in the wake of the Coronavirus pandemic. Secondly, it is difficult to see how the proposals will not have an adverse impact on widening access and participation to higher education, rolling back the enormous amount of progress that has been made over the past several decades, and putting OfS access and participation targets in jeopardy. For these reasons, we strongly advise OfS to reconsider these pr…

    Read more of: University Alliance submission to OFS quality and standards consultation

  9. British Academy join our call to look beyond salary-led definitions of value

    December 4, 2019

    …is not realistic to expect all current graduates to already be earning the national average at effectively only an eighth of the way through their working life. Setting aside what a ‘good’ salary is and when we can expect to earn it, there are many questions about whether we can take salary levels as a proxy for how we measure the contribution of individuals, and particularly of graduates, to our economy and society in general. There are several p…

    Read more of: British Academy join our call to look beyond salary-led definitions of value

  10. Why we’re supporting the campaign for creative education

    August 19, 2019

    …f the arts and the benefits for the local community of the cultural infrastructures built as a result of university-industry knowledge exchange programmes. This is to say nothing of the national economic impact of a creative sector which is the fastest growing industry in the UK, worth £101.5 Billion a year and which provides 2 million jobs. Even these impressive figures don’t give a full impression of the importance of a creative education. Allia…

    Read more of: Why we’re supporting the campaign for creative education
    Jar of Paint Brushes