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'From fungi and viruses that infect the brains of insects, to parasites that burst through the abdominal cavities of their unsuspecting hosts...' Dr Alex Dittrich reviews Mindy Weisberger's 'Rise of the Zombie Bugs'. Brackenhurst ARES NTU Research theconversation.com/rise-of-the-zo…

Vitamin B12 deficiency is on the rise - and a key culprit is our reliance on ultra-processed foods. Adaikala Antonysunil explains how B12 deficiency in pregnancy can raise the risk of health problems for both mother and baby. NTUScienceTechnology Dept of Biosciences, Nottingham Trent University theconversation.com/how-vitamin-b1…

“It is normalising the idea that to be a good citizen, a good patriot, a good man, you go and fight in the war, because Russia is surrounded by enemies,” Dr Colin Alexander tells Verity Bowman in relation to #Russian 'brainwashing' teens into enlisting telegraph.co.uk/world-news/202…

Is there a dark empath in your life? Unlike typical dark personalities, they use emotional insight to manipulate others subtly, appearing charming while pursuing self-serving goals. Associate Professor Nadja Heym NTU School of Social Sciences explores the signs to watch out for⚠️👇#NTUResearch

"From the hand embroidery to the embellishments, the level of craftsmanship was very high and showed the dedication of the students," says Isabelle Pennington-Edmead in her review of this year's Graduate Festival fashion show Nottingham School of Art & Design #NTUGradFest ntu.ac.uk/about-us/news/…

Ecoacoustics expert Dr Carlos Abrahams co-authors this piece for The Conversation, which takes a look at the importance of designing landscapes that enhance natural sounds and minimise noise pollution. theconversation.com/how-to-design-…

'If we get it right, a robot might not just help you remember your pills. It might help you keep your independence.' Daniele Magistro explores whether robots could help us to age better in this piece for The Conversation. NTUScienceTechnology NTU Department of Sport Science theconversation.com/can-a-robot-he…

Student Jake Inglis - who broke his back during a hockey match and underwent months of rehabilitation - has developed an advanced orthopaedic cast that would significantly improve patient recovery while alleviating pressure on the NHS @ntuadbe express.co.uk/news/uk/206654…

Stressing about exams? Struggling to sleep? You need a worry spot 😟- sleep researcher Professor John Groeger NTU School of Social Sciences Sleep Well Science explains💡#ALevels2025 #GCSEs #ExamRevision #Stress #NTUResearch

New research led by Dr Adaikala Antonysunil has revealed the potential health risks of vitamin B12 deficiency in pregnancy. Dr Antonysunil discusses the reasons for B12 deficiency and what the study showed below 👇 NTUScienceTechnology Dept of Biosciences, Nottingham Trent University NTU Research Adaikala Antonysunil

A new project will seek to introduce cutting-edge AI and smart technologies to green spaces across the UK, helping to redefine how people engage with nature while enhancing visitors’ wellbeing. Professor Eiman Kanjo NTUScienceTechnology NTU Department of Computer Science Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council newelectronics.co.uk/content/news/e…

It's hot 🥵 - which means our body signals get confused when it's time to sleep 💤. Professor John Groeger Sleep Well Science NTU School of Social Sciences explains more and gives us some tips for sleeping better during the warm nights☀️☀️☀️

As the Cabinet Office security strategy says we must prepare for war on home soil, what does that look like in practice? Professor Prof Rowena Hill MBE NTU School of Social Sciences explains what we can do to support our family, friends, neighbours and emergency services during uncertain times

"The government technically won the vote on #WelfareReform, but was unable to push through its most significant reforms." Associate Professor Richard Machin NTU School of Social Sciences explores the changes made to get the government's landmark bill across the line theconversation.com/welfare-reform…

As the UEFA Women's EURO 2025 gets underway, Samantha Abbott and Neil Williams explore how the risk of illness increases before a tournament - and the strategies that could help keep the Lionesses match fit. NTU Department of Sport Science NTU Research Nottingham Trent University theconversation.com/five-ways-to-a…

A new report from The IMechE Team – co-authored by NTU's Daniele Magistro - is calling for robust regulation of home care robots to ensure technologies are safe, reliable and protect users' rights and privacy. NTU Research NTUScienceTechnology ntu.ac.uk/about-us/news/…

Itchy eyes, runny noses...many of us feel the effects of hay fever. But did you know that animals can suffer too? Animal scientist Dr Jacqueline Boyd takes a look at how to spot the signs of hay fever in your pet - and how you can help. Brackenhurst ARES theconversation.com/pets-get-hay-f…

The Tour de France has a punishing 3,500 km route with nearly 50,000 metres of climbing – roughly the height of Mount Everest six times over. And Nottingham Trent University scientist Steve Faulkner PhD cycled it. He writes about the experience in The Conversation. theconversation.com/i-rode-the-tou…

Lioness Lucy Bronze says that “cycle syncing” - aligning a training schedule to the different phases of the menstrual cycle - gives her an edge on the pitch. Researchers Mollie O’Hanlon, Carla Baker and Samantha Abbott explain more in The Conversation. theconversation.com/lioness-lucy-b…

The Female Athlete Development Programme launched Nottingham Trent University this year, providing aspiring female athletes access to NTU expertise and facilities. Dr Jessica Piasecki, Associate Professor of Female Physiology, explains more 👇▶️ NTUScienceTechnology NTU Department of Sport Science Jessica Piasecki