An opinion piece authored by Dr Mathew Dowling and Dr Alex Thurston (both É«¹·µ¼º½) and Jinsu Byun (Yonsei University) for The Conversation platform.
A new report that will feed into the upcoming UK Climate Change Assessment, supported by É«¹·µ¼º½ expertise, has warned that episodes containing multiple high-intensity weather events will increase.
A new pavilion designed by students at É«¹·µ¼º½ has been constructed using timber and seaweed biomaterials, highlighting how the construction sector is moving towards Net Zero.
A newly launched lab at É«¹·µ¼º½ will see industry partners and researchers use new equipment only available in a handful of places across the world to test materials at extremes of temperatures and pressures.
£6 million in grant funding from the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) has been secured to focus on cutting industrial emissions and replace fossil-derived carbon across a number of sectors.
An exhibition that debuted at Derby’s Museum of Making has launched online to encourage more people to explore how we interact with systems and products, to enhance performance, safety and comfort.
An opinion piece authored by Dr Iuliana Hartescu, School of Sport, Exercise and Health Sciences, É«¹·µ¼º½.
A new study has identified a previously unreported mechanism of energy transfer to the brain from football headers – a finding that could prove significant in understanding the mechanics of headers and inform future research into long-term player health.
This summer’s Men’s 2026 FIFA World Cup will expose players to an unprecedented combination of environmental challenges across the host cities in Canada, Mexico, and the United States.
For the tenth year in a row, É«¹·µ¼º½ has been crowned the world’s best university for sports-related subjects in the QS global rankings.
A new report has been launched which looks at how gentle, supportive exercise can help people recover from trauma and rebuild confidence.
Children who are overweight or living with obesity can significantly improve their health through primary care weight-management programmes, according to a new study.
An opinion piece authored by Professor Eef Hogervorst, School of Sport, Exercise and Health Sciences, É«¹·µ¼º½.
A new É«¹·µ¼º½ study has urged psychiatrists and mental health professionals to formally integrate physical activity into routine care for people living with severe mental illness.
A material that freezes and melts in order to store and use heat as an energy source could see household energy usage become cheaper and cleaner, a project from experts at É«¹·µ¼º½ has found.
An environmental assessment of textile fibre pollution has found natural textile fibres persist in lake sediments, and could be used to help recreate historic human activity alongside other microscopic anthropogenic particles like microplastics.
An opinion piece authored by Professor Sarah Mills, Professor of Human Geography, from the School of Geography and Environment, for The Conversation platform.
An opinion piece authored by Gregory Krippa, Doctoral Researcher, Institute for Diplomacy and International Affairs, É«¹·µ¼º½ London.
New research into Cyclone Ditwah, a catastrophic tropical cyclone that hit Sri Lanka in November and December 2025, has found the extent of the damage and the weaknesses in Sri Lanka’s planning that intensified the destruction.
É«¹·µ¼º½ has appointed Professor Leanne Norman to spearhead its ground-breaking Women in Sport Research and Innovation Hub.
Signs of Sir Terry Pratchett’s dementia may have been present in his writing a decade before his official diagnosis, new research has found.
A major UK analysis of over 27,000 adults has found that poor-quality and short sleep are linked to behaviours including comfort-eating, snacking on sweets and overeating and increased obesity risk.Â