In a special issue of Disease Markers, published by IOS Press, eleven articles explore new developments in the identification and understanding of biomarkers…
Karen Lord, who holds the first Nursing Fellowship at the University funded by Hope Against Cancer (formerly The Hope Foundation), is researching the…
The independent trial run by clinicians at The University of Nottingham has received funding of nearly £1million from the Department of Health’s National…
A group of academics are warning that increases in longevity translate into bad news for those with obligations to pay our pensions or look after us when we…
How, in the face of many differing national bureaucracies, research traditions and peer review practices, should they build a new kind of community of…
Researchers conducted an Eating Disorder Mental Health Literacy (EDMHL) intervention by providing women with eating disorders with treatment information,…
The study, published November 30 in PLoS Genetics, uses a newly available database called AGEMAP to document the process of aging in mice at the molecular…
This Procurement Arrangement is for part of the conductor for the 18 Toroidal Field (TF) Coils that will confine the plasma within the ITER machine. “Being the…
These particles may act as organic building blocks for even more complicated molecules and their discovery was completely unexpected because of the chemical…
Setting a new paradigm in international scientific collaboration, the two day meeting in Cadarache France brought together top scientific statesmen and…
A new study published in Psychophysiology finds that the use of a written test, known as Symptom Validity Testing (SVT), in conjunction with polygraph testing…
The research, carried out by GEP — the Global Economic Policy Centre — at The University of Nottingham shows Russian-speaking minorities in Latvia are much…
University of Nottingham researchers are launching a major clinical trial to find out whether stem cells taken from a sufferer’s own body could provide…
In a study commissioned by the National Lottery, Dr Richard Tunney of the University’s School of Psychology found that it’s the simple things in life that…
Using artificial intelligence, they are creating software which will learn and copy human hand movements. They hope to replicate this in a robotic device which…
This advance could help scientists develop better ways of deriving useful cell populations for therapeutic and research purposes.Although human embryonic stem…
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