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  1. “I see progress but we’re impatient for equality”: Expert Women project tips the scales towards gender equity in broadcast news

    “I see progress but we’re impatient for equality”: Expert Women project tips the scales towards gender equity in broadcast news

    City St George’s journalism conference reveals what progress has been made in ten years of the Expert Women On Air project.

    Hashtags: Events, Research news, Research study

  2. Double the number of men experts in broadcast news compared to women, but the lived experience of medical patients is finally being recognised

    Double the number of men experts in broadcast news compared to women, but the lived experience of medical patients is finally being recognised

    Results of study by Professor Emerita Lis Howell and Professor Suzanne Franks announced at Expert Women: Ten Years On conference

    Hashtags: Research news, Research study

  3. Patients are being better recognised as experts in health news reporting

    Patients are being better recognised as experts in health news reporting

    Research by the Journalism Department for the Academy of Medical Sciences finds a step change in health reporting, with patients with lived experience being recognised as experts.

    Hashtags: Research news, Research study

  4. Understanding how human vision adapts to different light levels

    Understanding how human vision adapts to different light levels

    Research by Professor John Barbur and colleagues included in the leading Reference Collection in Neuroscience and Biobehavioural Psychology

    Hashtag: Research news

  5. How shop theft was decriminalised: Professor Emmeline Taylor provides evidence in the House of Lords

    How shop theft was decriminalised: Professor Emmeline Taylor provides evidence in the House of Lords

    Professor Emmeline Taylor provides evidence in the House of Lords as part of a Select Committee meeting on tackling shoplifting.

    Hashtags: Expert commentary, Research news, Research study

  6. Leading neuroscience conference delivers new perspectives on laughter, helping others, and cognitive flexibility

    Leading neuroscience conference delivers new perspectives on laughter, helping others, and cognitive flexibility

    Experts presented groundbreaking research at the 2024 British Association of Cognitive Neuroscience (BACN) annual meeting

    Hashtag: Research news

  7. Did Starmer have to be so miserable? The doom and gloom may be more political than economic

    Did Starmer have to be so miserable? The doom and gloom may be more political than economic

    Professor Steve Schifferes writes for The Conversation about Sir Keir Starmer's speech in late August at the rose garden at Downing Street.

    Hashtags: Expert commentary, Research news

  8. Measuring entanglement in quantum mechanical systems: Symmetry-resolved entropy

    Measuring entanglement in quantum mechanical systems: Symmetry-resolved entropy

    Dr Olalla Castro-Alvaredo is helping to advance our understanding of an important phenomenon of quantum mechanical systems known as entanglement and, especially, its mathematical measures.

    Hashtag: Research news

  9. Using company law to make a fairer, more sustainable, society

    Using company law to make a fairer, more sustainable, society

    Professor Nina Boeger’s new book, ‘Rethinking Governance in Public Service Outsourcing: Private Delivery in Sustainable Ownership’, proposes a fresh way forward

    Hashtag: Research news

  10. “We continue to fight for our minds”: Art Not Evidence makes the case against using drill lyrics as evidence in court

    “We continue to fight for our minds”: Art Not Evidence makes the case against using drill lyrics as evidence in court

    Dr Lambros Fatsis curates event "Art Not Evidence: All Angles" to discuss why drill music lyrics should not be used in court as evidence.

    Hashtags: Campus life, Events, Research news