The UK’s largest testbed for sustainable drainage systems is providing a blueprint for how our cities should be designed in the future in order to reduce the risk of flooding.

published on: 24 January 2020

Archaeologists at Newcastle University are thanking community volunteers for their help in protecting, preserving and interpreting the remains of Hadrian's Wall.

published on: 24 January 2020

Analysis reveals where prehistoric Italian communities got their copper, from Tuscany and beyond.

published on: 22 January 2020

A new analysis of the clinical trials of HPV vaccines to prevent cervical cancer raises doubts about the vaccines’ effectiveness.

published on: 22 January 2020

One of the world’s leading experts who developed revolutionary science demonstrating that type 2 diabetes is a reversible condition has launched his new book.

published on: 10 January 2020

A project to record graffiti made by Roman soldiers before it is lost to the elements forever has been shortlisted for Rescue Project of the Year in the Current Archaeology awards.

published on: 8 January 2020

Professor Sally Shortall, Duke of Northumberland Chair of Rural Economy at Newcastle University, explains why women are key to the survival of the farming industry.

published on: 7 January 2020

A Newcastle University academic has won a prestigious fellowship from the British Academy and Wolfson Foundation.

published on: 6 December 2019

Households in the UK would support a return to the use of hydrogen as a domestic fuel and believe it would have a positive environmental impact.

published on: 22 November 2019

For the past two decades a team of Newcastle University experts have been asking important questions about some of the most contentious advances in medical research of recent times.

published on: 21 November 2019

A network of sensors are measuring levels of air pollution outside schools to give policymakers a more accurate picture of the air being breathed in by our children as they learn and play.

published on: 20 November 2019

The grisly history of Newcastle’s notorious Victorian gaol is being brought to life by a new research project.

published on: 20 November 2019

New study shows how changes in Antarctic sea ice is driving one of the world’s smallest seabirds to forage further for food.

published on: 19 November 2019

Writing for The Conversation, Professor Karen Sands-O'Connor explains why making British children's books more diverse is the responsibility of everyone involved.

published on: 14 November 2019

French actor Max Linder was the first film star, the latest book by a Newcastle University expert reveals.

published on: 7 November 2019

A new laboratory focused on the design and build of drones capable of exploring and working in our oceans is helping to strengthen the North East’s expertise in underwater engineering.

published on: 7 November 2019

Recycling technologies for end-of-life lithium ion batteries are not keeping pace with the rapid rise of electric vehicles, according to a new study.

published on: 7 November 2019

Fireworks and bonfires cause air pollution levels to soar on November 5th, thousands of sensors collecting data across Newcastle and Gateshead have shown.

published on: 5 November 2019

The Faculty of Medical Sciences at Newcastle University takes a bold new approach to tackling global health challenges.

published on: 1 November 2019

Research carried out as part of a PhD has led to a new BBC Four documentary examining Britain’s response to the Cold War.

published on: 30 October 2019

Trade partnerships between the European Union and West African nations intended to reduce poverty should not be tied to free market reform, research suggests.

published on: 25 October 2019

Short films made by staff and students at Newcastle University have recently enjoyed success at international film festivals.

published on: 23 October 2019

Newcastle University’s expertise on issues facing people living in Palestine and the Middle East will be further boosted, following the announcement of new funding and a new research fellowship.

published on: 17 October 2019

Our bodies produce an astonishing litre and a half of mucus and slime a day. A grim but fascinating fact, that children TV programme “Operation Ouch” brought to life with slimy fish and our experts.

published on: 17 October 2019

Newcastle University is part of a new consortium chosen by the Department for Education (DfE) to deliver a new professional learning and development programme for teachers and mentors.

published on: 16 October 2019