Research

Liberal Democrats: why a coalition with Labour wouldn’t cause electoral annihilation like their deal with the Tories

Professor Paul Whiteley

31 May 2023

Melting glaciers in the Alps will eradicate some invertebrates that are crucial for alpine ecosystems – new research

Dr Martin Wilkes

19 May 2023

Raising awareness of dementia

Professor Camille Cronin

18 May 2023

Can Rishi Sunak save the Tories? Voting behaviour over time suggests it will take more than personal appeal to win the next election

Professor Paul Whiteley

04 May 2023

Saying goodbye to Lean Library and saying hello to LibKey (or, so long, and thanks for all the links)

Adam Cowlin

12 April 2023

A Changed Sea

Liz Lee Reynolds

06 April 2023

Friends and Foes: What Human Rights Do For Businesses

Professor Jules Pretty, Dr Tara Van Ho

05 April 2023

An Apple a Day: How to Address the Great Global Public Health and Well-Being Challenges

Professor Jules Pretty, Professor Mariachiara Di Cesare

05 April 2023

Time and Money: What Economics and Game Theory Tells Us About Working from Home

Professor Jules Pretty

05 April 2023

Chips Off the Old Block: How Marine Larvae and Glues Have Human Uses

Professor Jules Pretty, Nick Aldred

04 April 2023

Let’s Talk About Genes and Society

Professor Leonard Schalkwyk, Professor Jules Pretty, Professor Meena Kumari

30 March 2023

Humza Yousaf becomes Scotland’s first minister: a decade of polls suggest he’ll struggle to deliver independence, just like Nicola Sturgeon

Professor Paul Whiteley

27 March 2023

Rising inflation will continue to cause political headaches for the government, but also for the Bank of England

Professor Paul Whiteley

27 March 2023

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Liberal Democrats: why a coalition with Labour wouldn’t cause electoral annihilation like their deal with the Tories

Melting glaciers in the Alps will eradicate some invertebrates that are crucial for alpine ecosystems – new research

Raising awareness of dementia

Can Rishi Sunak save the Tories? Voting behaviour over time suggests it will take more than personal appeal to win the next election

Saying goodbye to Lean Library and saying hello to LibKey (or, so long, and thanks for all the links)

A Changed Sea

Friends and Foes: What Human Rights Do For Businesses

An Apple a Day: How to Address the Great Global Public Health and Well-Being Challenges

Time and Money: What Economics and Game Theory Tells Us About Working from Home

Chips Off the Old Block: How Marine Larvae and Glues Have Human Uses

Let’s Talk About Genes and Society

Humza Yousaf becomes Scotland’s first minister: a decade of polls suggest he’ll struggle to deliver independence, just like Nicola Sturgeon

Rising inflation will continue to cause political headaches for the government, but also for the Bank of England