Collaborative research on apoE levels shed light on Parkinson’s
This story published on Friday 15 April 2016
Dr Patrick McHugh joins team working on the potential role that alpha-synuclein protein plays in Parkinson’s disease
Huddersfield Weather Watch – March 2016
This story published on Friday 15 April 2016
Temperatures down, rainfall up
Criminologists work to pre-empt terror attacks at transport hubs
This story published on Thursday 14 April 2016
“…procedures for security at airports is fairly universal, but there isn’t a consistent approach for land transport…”
Prof proves expert witness in Toronto anti-cancer drug trial
This story published on Wednesday 13 April 2016
Professor Roger Phillips felt the heat of the courtroom when he appeared as an expert witness in a complex dispute between rival pharmacy companies
New life for second hand-clothes
This story published on Friday 8 April 2016
Huddersfield researcher champions the mass production of second-hand garments … in Tanzania
Lépidoptères takes flight with recorders and electronics
This story published on Thursday 7 April 2016
Professor Monty Adkins teams up with Montréal’s Dr Terri Hron for a cycle of five pieces reflecting families of butterflies and moths
Professor’s composition for Canadian quartet takes top award
This story published on Wednesday 6 April 2016
Professor Pierre Alexandre Tremblay’s commission by saxophone quartet Quasar wins Canada’s Jules Léger Prize for New Chamber Music
Professor of Composition’s opera premieres in Cologne – 9 April
This story published on Tuesday 5 April 2016
Liza Lim’s new work Tree of Codes was jointly commissioned by contemporary music groups, Cologne Opera and Ensemble Musikfabrik
Trainspotting author Irvine Welsh major coup for Lit Festival
This story published on Tuesday 5 April 2016
Celebrated writer Irvine Welsh was welcomed by the Huddersfield Literature Festival
Honorary Awards at the July 2016 Graduation Ceremonies
This story published on Monday 4 April 2016
The University will present honorary doctorates to a famous writer and producer, a celebrated lawyer, a ground-breaking musician and a well-loved TV personality
Serving women prisoners address major Uni social work conference
This story published on Friday 1 April 2016
Women prisoners from Askham Grange open prison speak about the effects of separation from their children
Photography students get to work with award-winning visual artist
This story published on Thursday 31 March 2016
Student photographers travel to Spain to work with Professor Iñaki Domingo as part of the Santander Universities Global Network
Historian seeks stories of Adult Education during and after WWI
This story published on Thursday 31 March 2016
The Adult Education and the Great War in Yorkshire is keen to hear of family stories of people involved in further and higher education during the conflict and beyond
Concert opens 175th anniversary – The Sounds of Time
This story published on Tuesday 29 March 2016
Music contrasting ‘then and now’ features at a FREE gala concert
Researching the people who lived and worked on Britain’s canals
This story published on Thursday 24 March 2016
Dr Jodie Matthews looks at the lives of the Victorian communities of Britain’s waterways in her role as the first honorary research fellow for the Canal and River Trust
