Developing low-noise, fuel-efficient engines for aircraft
Working with Aero Engine Controls, our researchers have developed piezoelectric technology that could reduce emissions.
Exploring our research and other stories from the University community.
Working with Aero Engine Controls, our researchers have developed piezoelectric technology that could reduce emissions.
Medicinal chemists, chemical biologists and biochemists are developing novel anti-cancer therapeutics.
Our researchers have found a unique way to mass-produce organ-like tissue from stem cells that could change the way diseases are detected and treated.
Could light help power the next generation of supercomputers? Dr Peter Mosley and his optical fibre research team want to find out more.
Our research project on the impact of online sexual abuse on children and the therapeutic interventions and training needed to support abused young people.
We develop, analyse and employ mathematical models to better understand developmental processes.
We aim to understand and apply underlying scientific principles in the rational design of medicines, diagnostics and interventions to improve patients’ lives.
Dr Kate Woodthorpe and Dr Hannah Rumble studied cremation choices and grief, specifically focusing on the reasons why people choose direct cremation.
Special delivery: Chris Budd OBE talks about his prestigious appointment as a Gresham College lecturer.
We use methods from pure mathematics to study how knots and tangles form in strands of DNA.