Faculty of Science, Agriculture & Engineering About Us Research Education Working with Business and Government Working with Schools & Colleges Staff Faculty highlights Newcastle Helix The Helix is fast becoming home to university researchers, big businesses, startups, and hundreds of residents. Find out about the opportunities for businesses in this new video. Podcast - Deep Sea Drones The story of how Team Tao designed a fleet of subsea drones to map the ocean floor for the Ocean Discovery XPRIZE competition. Latest news Comment: Biodiversity: Mapping threats to endangered species Writing for The Conversation, Dr Louise Mair and Professor Phil McGowan discuss a new tool which measures how much certain actions are likely to help reduce the extinction risk for local species. published on: 9 April 2021 Transforming crop and timber production could reduce extinction by 40% Ensuring sustainability of crop and timber production would mitigate the key drivers of terrestrial wildlife decline, making up 40% of the overall extinction risk of amphibians, birds and mammals. published on: 8 April 2021 Newcastle's research expertise supports a new battery safety project Newcastle University will be involved in a Faraday Institution £22.6m battery research project aiming to deliver commercial impact. published on: 31 March 2021 View all news
About Us Research Education Working with Business and Government Working with Schools & Colleges Staff Faculty highlights Newcastle Helix The Helix is fast becoming home to university researchers, big businesses, startups, and hundreds of residents. Find out about the opportunities for businesses in this new video. Podcast - Deep Sea Drones The story of how Team Tao designed a fleet of subsea drones to map the ocean floor for the Ocean Discovery XPRIZE competition. Latest news Comment: Biodiversity: Mapping threats to endangered species Writing for The Conversation, Dr Louise Mair and Professor Phil McGowan discuss a new tool which measures how much certain actions are likely to help reduce the extinction risk for local species. published on: 9 April 2021 Transforming crop and timber production could reduce extinction by 40% Ensuring sustainability of crop and timber production would mitigate the key drivers of terrestrial wildlife decline, making up 40% of the overall extinction risk of amphibians, birds and mammals. published on: 8 April 2021 Newcastle's research expertise supports a new battery safety project Newcastle University will be involved in a Faraday Institution £22.6m battery research project aiming to deliver commercial impact. published on: 31 March 2021 View all news
