November
News in November 2022
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MPs call for 'urgent investigations' following crab and lobster deaths
A Parliamentary committee which heard evidence from a Newcastle University academic about mass deaths of crustaceans off the North East coast says further urgent investigations should be carried out.
published on: 1 December 2022
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Landslide risk remains long after an earthquake
Satellite observations have revealed that weak seismic ground shaking can trigger powerful landslide acceleration – even several years after a significant earthquake.
published on: 30 November 2022
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The bees that are getting young dads buzzing about art
A beekeeping project with a difference is helping young men in the North East become more familiar with the worlds of art and conservation.
published on: 29 November 2022
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Monitoring power use and AI could help older adults live independently
NICA has partnered with Informetis on disruptive AI-enabled technology which helps older adults stay living at home by using the data from their electricity usage.
published on: 29 November 2022
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Newcastle expert to research retreating glaciers and water resources
Newcastle expertise will be central to a major new research project looking at retreating glaciers and the impact on depleting water resources in the Andes.
published on: 29 November 2022
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Gaming loot boxes harm children, says new report
Children and young people are at risk of financial and emotional harm from in-game purchases, new research shows.
published on: 28 November 2022
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New research will explore the environmental legacies of war
Academics at Newcastle University are to investigate the environmental legacies of war, including the public health impact of so-called ‘smart’ weapons.
published on: 22 November 2022
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Comment: Austerity will burden future generations, not government debt
Writing for The Conversation, Nicola Mulkeen discusses when long-term debt wrongs our successors and when it does not.
published on: 21 November 2022
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Unlocking the potential of sensory deterrents to reduce bycatch
A new study has revealed the potential for sensory deterrents to reduce marine megafauna bycatch in fisheries.
published on: 17 November 2022
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Key appointment for research partnership
The ground-breaking Insights North East project has been further boosted by the appointment of Liz Shutt as Programme Director.
published on: 16 November 2022
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Newcastle University recognised for its work to advance race equality
Newcastle University has been awarded a Race Equality Charter Bronze Award by Advance HE in recognition of its work towards tackling race inequality in higher education.
published on: 16 November 2022
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Urgent calls for Ecosystem Restoration
Scientists are calling for an evidence-led, equitable approach to Ecosystem Restoration in a global context.
published on: 14 November 2022
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Comment: Arts Council cuts
Writing for The Conversation, Dr Adam Behr discusses the problem of levelling up with culture.
published on: 11 November 2022
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Pioneering Newcastle University academic receives coveted award
Dr Mariam Rezaei has been awarded a Paul Hamlyn Foundation ‘Awards for Artists’ prize in recognition of her contribution to the field of music composition.
published on: 11 November 2022
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Climate change strikes: lightning patterns change with global warming
New research has shown climate change could alter lightning patterns across Europe.
published on: 11 November 2022
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Newcastle-led project helps save Hadrian’s Wall
Work by volunteers and experts at Newcastle University has helped save parts of Hadrian’s Wall for future generations.
published on: 10 November 2022
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Exhibition gives women shunned in ancient Greece a voice
Women shunned by society in ancient Greece will take centre stage in a new exhibition at the Great North Museum: Hancock.
published on: 8 November 2022
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Gastroenterology and hepatology research ranked as top ten
The US News Best Global Universities listing has placed Gastroenterology & Hepatology research at Newcastle University as top 10 in its 2022-23 rankings.
published on: 7 November 2022
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Comment: Burglars steal more gold when price is high – new research
Writing for The Conversation, Professor Nils Braakmann and colleagues discuss how the price of gold affects the rate of burglary in England and Wales.
published on: 4 November 2022
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Comment: Should lab-grown brain cells have legal rights?
Writing for The Conversation, Dr Josh Jowitt discusses whether lab-grown brain cells that can play pong should have legal rights.
published on: 4 November 2022
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More Covid-19 deaths globally in areas of high deprivation
Mortality rates of Covid-19 across the globe were higher in areas of socioeconomic disadvantage, new research has revealed.
published on: 3 November 2022
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Comment: Military emissions must be reported
Emissions from the world’s armed forces must be counted and reported, argue Dr Oliver Heidrich and colleagues in a Comment article in Nature.
published on: 2 November 2022