Press releases

Researchers in the University of Nottingham’s Rights Lab, with the World Wildlife Fund (WWF US), have published a new report into modern slavery and the implications this activity may have upon ecosystems and the climate (and vice versa).

People living in a remote rural village in northern India now have access to a range of world-leading literature after a University of Nottingham historian founded a library in the place where he grew up.

Professor Meryem Duygun, of the University Nottingham, has been conferred a Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences.

What can photographs of the Holocaust teach us about how to view modern day images of the victims of war, persecution and refugees? That’s the central question discussed in a new free online course from the University of Nottingham.

Children with epilepsy will now have access to a revolutionary wearable brain imaging system developed at the University of Nottingham that will improve how the condition is diagnosed and treated.

A 500 year old tunic found during excavations in the East Midlands is among the objects on display at a new exhibition showcasing the cloth and clothing of the region in medieval times.

A new study has shown that issues surrounding trust are still at the heart of people’s reluctance to download and use the NHS App, particularly among BAME communities.

Volunteers are needed for a study looking into whether the £20 uplift in Universal Credit has had a positive impact on their diet and nutrition.

Children born today will face disproportionate increases in floods, heatwaves, droughts, wildfires, and crop failures due to climate change.