Research News
Mobile health technologies to rapidly test and track infectious diseases
Early-warning sensor systems that can test and track serious infectious diseases – such as major flu epidemics, MRSA and HIV – using mobile phones and the internet are being developed by Newcastle scientists.
published on: 9th May 2013
Lessons to be learned - Perfecting the classroom of tomorrow, today
Newcastle University experts have carried out the first-ever study of interactive tables in the classroom as part of a major trial to understand the benefits of technology to teaching and learning.
published on: 7th May 2013
Leading medical expert recognised for excellence in research
A Newcastle University expert in the genetics of childhood cancer has been recognised for her contribution to the advancement of medical science.
published on: 7th May 2013
Putting the ‘i’ in Tyneside– new play explores Irish identity
The voices of three generations of Irish men on Tyneside will be brought to life in a new play based on Newcastle University research.
published on: 30th April 2013
Exploring art at a stroke
A unique app which allows you to peel back the layers of a masterpiece and uncover a previously hidden world has been developed by experts from Newcastle and Northumbria universities.
published on: 27th April 2013
Big sea survey highlights importance of citizen scientists
A rare stalked jellyfish and an invasive sea-squirt are among the hundreds of species that have been identified by volunteers taking part in a major research project along the North East coast.
published on: 26th April 2013
Watching eyes reduce bike theft
Bicycle theft can be significantly reduced simply by placing pictures of staring eyes above bike racks, researchers at Newcastle University have found.
published on: 24th April 2013
You and ME: working together to discover causes of CFS/ME
Three new studies in Newcastle examining the biological causes of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome/ME are being showcased at the launch of a new collaboration to improve understanding and treatment of the condition.
published on: 23rd April 2013
New head for sustainability institute
Professor Phil Taylor - a leading expert in renewable energy and academic lead for the UK’s largest Smart Grid project - has been appointed as the new lead on sustainability at Newcastle University.
published on: 23rd April 2013
A Patient’s Journey: plea to take fatigue seriously
A Northumberland patient describes in the BMJ her battle to get her symptoms taken seriously by clinicians - until she finally received support from Newcastle medics.
published on: 17th April 2013
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