Research led by the universities of Kent and Oxford has found that fans of the least successful Premier League football teams have a stronger bond with fellow fans and are more ‘fused’ with their club than supporters of the most successful teams. The study, which was carried out in 2014, found that […]
Day: 19 January 2021
Aalborg University unites the strengths of the humanities and social sciences in a single new strong faculty that will have greater clout and be able to provide more agenda-setting solutions to global challenges. At the same time a new unit will develop the pedagogical model of the university with problembased […]
The University of Zurich is stepping up its cooperation with King’s College London with a memorandum of understanding on the topic of gerontology and healthy aging. UZH President Michael Schaepman welcomes this closer collaboration. Mike Martin has been instrumental in strengthening the ties between the two universities. The specialist in […]
Queen Margaret University celebrates its success this week following the announcement that it has retained its 10 Year HR Excellence in Research Award. The accolade, which demonstrates QMU’s long term commitment to the career development of its researchers, is a significant achievement for the University – QMU is one of […]
Fossils found in Australia and studied by a University of Hull researcher have revealed new details on some of the earliest marine life on Earth. Experts uncovered fossils of Earth’s first macroscopic animals – the roughly 550-million-year-old Ediacara biota – in South Australia’s Flinders Ranges. Scientists had previously thought that these archaic […]
