New report provides solution to NEET challenge in UK and abroad
This story published on Monday 7 April 2014
The Youth Resolution provides a locally co-ordinated national policy to drive up labour market standards for young people
Huge disparities between the decisions made by coroners
This story published on Friday 4 April 2014
Research calls for national Coroners’ Service in England and Wales
Measuring crime risk on the London Underground
This story published on Thursday 3 April 2014
Researcher works with Transport for London developing an algorithm to calculate the probability of where theft is most likely
£800,000 grant to create the computers of the future
This story published on Tuesday 1 April 2014
Royal Society Research Fellowship enables Dr Nathan Patmore to manipulate science at molecular level to replace the silicon chip
Researchers develop device that simulates gastro-intestinal tract
This story published on Friday 28 March 2014
New device simulates the gastro-intestinal tract and how it absorbs medication
University welcomes growing link with Benghazi University
This story published on Thursday 27 March 2014
Huddersfield already welcomes over 200 Libyan students and this will now increase
“Made in Yorkshire” – a brand in the making
This story published on Monday 24 March 2014
Yorkshire’s textile heritage could be the stimulant for a global fashion brand
Professor's scheme stems the rise of far-right beliefs
This story published on Friday 21 March 2014
The Think Project, co-written by Huddersfield’s Professor Paul Thomas, is unveiled at the House of Commons
A new approach to sickness absence – the telephone
This story published on Friday 21 March 2014
Researchers show that telephonic support is a key component in helping more people return to work from sick leave
Research endorses decision to fund Offenders’ Families Helpline
This story published on Thursday 20 March 2014
Hudds research demonstrates the success of the Offenders’ Families Helpline as the only means of family members contacting loved ones in prison
Disabled people with Learning Disabilities and Civil Society
This story published on Friday 14 March 2014
Postgraduate Research Forum seminar forms precursor to British Sociological Association conference with wide-ranging themes
The Future’s Bright for Blessing
This story published on Thursday 13 March 2014
Blessing Maregere is a multi-award winning young entrepreneur and inspirational speaker
Three student nurses selected for Nursing Times awards
This story published on Wednesday 12 March 2014
Winners announced at 1 May ceremony
Huddersfield Weather Watch for February 2014
This story published on Monday 10 March 2014
Very mild, but very wet!
Sustainable supply chains
This story published on Wednesday 5 March 2014
New professor looks at the risks to the supply chain from extremes of climate to economic upheaval and political unrest
