Erasmus visit to Norway heralds new dementia research collaboration
The University’s dementia research centre forged a new working relationship with a pioneering dementia school…
15 May 2019
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What happens when pollinators lose their flowers? UON research suggests answers
Pollinators such as bees and butterflies are highly dependent on flowers to provide nectar as…
14 May 2019
Research: Volunteers needed for research into reducing falls in older people
A Sport Science researcher is looking for people to take part in a study aimed…
17 April 2019
Research: Cells’ ability to eat themselves holds the key to treatments for cancer and Parkinson’s
Human cells’ ability to ‘eat’ themselves could unlock treatments for diseases including cancer and Parkinson’s…
15 April 2019
Research: Interviewees required for research into young, non-binary people
New research conducted by a University of Northampton lecturer is looking to increase understanding about…
15 April 2019
Research: How women making meaning of their tattoos is leading to a more body positive view
Tattoos are becoming increasingly popular among women and new research by the University of Northampton…
8 April 2019
Businesses asked to lend their views about how ‘dementia friendly’ they are
Northamptonshire businesses are being asked to give their views about how they support people with…
28 March 2019
In the news – 22-28 February
A wrap-up of the university's stories in the media this week: Our student Anu Ballagun…
28 February 2019
University’s first DBA Graduates ready to make a big difference
After becoming the first recipients in the University’s history, our new DBA graduates are ready…
14 February 2019
#PhDChat with Hilary Gbedemah
Hilary Gbedemah, PhD student at the University of Northampton, a Ghanaian expert on the United…
12 February 2019