Press releases

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

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.

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.

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

Dr Lucy Jones, Associate Professor in Sociolinguistics and Director of Equality, Diversity and Inclusion for the Faculty of Arts, has been awarded a British Academy Mid-Career Fellowship.

A group of students from Nottingham have been given the chance to bring their production of Romeo and Juliet to a professional stage.

Artwork by LGBTQ+ people, seeking a safe space in the UK after escaping discrimination and marginalisation in China, will be showcased at a new exhibition in London.

Researchers have revealed exactly how a famous screenwriter turned a classic novel into a hit BBC drama.

A former television studio in Nottingham has been transformed into an immersive creative production hub that will boost film and TV production in the Midlands and help businesses to reach new audiences.

A 7-time Oscar winning filmmaker and a world-renowned film scholar have written a new book, which explores why cinema has survived for more than one hundred years.