Two Birmingham experts win Gold and Silver Medals – reflecting their major contributions to materials science.
Condition which has caused sudden deaths of top sports stars shown to have connected gene variations, leading to potential new treatments ...
A freshly designed survey will provide more accurate data to give government invaluable insights into the experiences of, and support needed for, unpaid carers.
Students on our Public History and Heritage Placements work with industry to design, plan and manage their own public history projects as part of their degree ...
Gravitational waves produced by black holes colliding provide new way of testing scientific theories and uncovering new phenomena.
The European Law Institute (ELI) has approved its Model Rules on Succession and Access to Digital Remains, providing the world’s first comprehensive framework for dealing with digital assets and ...
Dr Sophie Hatchwell and Dr Kate Nichols reflect on Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery and what purpose museums and galleries serve today.
When rent consumes the budget Unaffordable housing was a significant challenge for many participants, with 32 out of 50 spending more than one third of their income on rent costs alone. This exceeds ...
As the only UK-institution to receive funding in the first round of the highly competitive international Choose Europe for Science awards, Birmingham’s MOBILITY programme will focus on attracting and ...
I was recently invited to give oral evidence to the House of Lords Select Committee on Numeracy for Life at a session focusing on the needs of older adults. I focused particularly on the potential ...
Our online archive catalogue is the gateway for researchers to access more comprehensive information about our archive and manuscript collections. This searchable web catalogue includes both ...
The Research Reserve forms a valuable part of our research collections. It holds 50km of rolling stack shelving containing our institutional theses and some older, less frequently used books and ...