Press releases

New statue will highlight connections between East Midlands cotton mills and slavery

A new statue will highlight the contributions and connections between white mill workers in the East Midlands and black enslaved women who grew the raw cotton supplies in the Americas.

New project will explore the role of AI and immersive realities in art

Artists are taking part in a new programme, designed to explore the creative capabilities of AI, Web 3.0 and other immersive realities.

New collaboration will help researchers to discover more about our cultural and natural heritage

A pioneering network has been formed at the University of Nottingham that will allow researchers to discover more about historical artefacts and our cultural and natural heritage.

School children become archaeologists for a day thanks to new educational programme

Children from primary schools right across the East Midlands are being given the opportunity to become archaeologists for a day thanks to a unique ‘hands on’ learning programme.

Exhibition reveals Nottingham’s links to bears and why they’re an important part of our local heritage

Bears were once a familiar sight in Nottingham and now a new exhibition will reveal how they’ve influenced our local heritage; from art and entertainment to religious beliefs and commercial products.

World-famous orchestra brings musical expertise to students and communities in Nottingham

The BBC Concert Orchestra has partnered with the University of Nottingham and Nottingham Trent University to give students world-class performance, composition, and production experiences.

New archaeology labs allow Nottingham to lead the way in climate change and pollution research

New archaeology laboratories at the University of Nottingham will play a vital role in supporting UK research breakthroughs in climate change and pollution.

Brain-controlled movie with live, reactive music score debuts in Nottingham

Film fans will have the chance to watch a brain-controlled movie and listen to its soundtrack being improvised live at a unique screening in Nottingham this weekend.

Women are still being failed when it comes to talking openly about periods

A new study has found that Younger generations want to talk more openly about periods but they aren’t being supported by leading period product brands.

Artists, creatives and entrepreneurs try out technologies that are transforming the future of business

Local businesses from Nottingham and Derby are being given the chance to test out new technologies that are reshaping the future of business.
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