Press releases

Students from across schools and colleges in Nottinghamshire, and the University of Nottingham, have taken part in a new project aimed to target the decline in nature in the UK and conservation concerns.

Experts at the University of Nottingham have received £2.4m in funding to develop new noninvasive brain stimulation interventions for patients with a wide range of conditions including depression, schizophrenia, and Tourette’s syndrome.

The University of Nottingham’s state-of-the-art facilities at its David Ross Sports Village is to play host to Nottingham Forest Netball’s (NFN) training programme as part of a groundbreaking new partnership between the two organisations.

Volunteers are being sought for a new clinical study which will assess the potential use of an Artificial Intelligence (AI) processing app to detect early-stage mood change within the perinatal period, including early detection of post-natal depression.

World-leading experts and key figures in cancer research met together at the University of Nottingham this week, to discuss their work investigating health disparities.

The University of Nottingham has announced the launch of a new partnership with leading custom cycling apparel manufacturer Kalas, which will be supporting the university’s elite cyclists and triathletes.

Researchers from the University of Nottingham’s Gravity Laboratory, alongside student LEGO enthusiasts, have developed unique LEGO-based interferometer kits to make quantum science more accessible and engaging.

Archaeologists from the University of Nottingham have played an integral part in a collaborative study that provides a model for identifying archaeological bear baiting assemblages in England and beyond.

A new study has identified key genetic pathways in corn that help its roots branch out to find water in soil. The findings could help the development of more drought-resistant corn.

Nottingham University Business School has risen to 16th place in the world in the latest QS International Trade Rankings 2025 for its MSc in International Business – an increase of two places from 2024.