Press releases

Sex workers in Nottingham, and those who have previously worked in the sex industry, are being invited to take part in a study to improve their safety.

UK and China cooperation plays a vital role in global food system and agricultural transition in the post-Covid era, a new report finds.

With limited dedicated support for Scale Up local businesses across the UK, High Growth and Nottingham University Business School have teamed up to bring a unique support programme for the most ambitious businesses.

A team of social scientists from the University of Nottingham are launching an online tool to help healthcare professionals have better conversations with parents who may be hesitant to have their children vaccinated.

Nottingham University Business School joined the High Sheriff of Nottinghamshire’s Community Festival event last week to celebrate the work being done across the county by youth and community groups.

Experts at the University of Nottingham (UK) have been invited to work with the local Indian Government, the Loktak Development Authority, to help conserve a lake that is under threat.

ew research by the University of Nottingham estimates that the care home sector in England was left with up to 19,000 fewer staff following mandatory Covid vaccines being brought in for workers in 2021.

New research into the experiences of homicide-bereaved families has found that very little progress has been made since Baroness Louise Casey’s review, commissioned by then Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice Kenneth Clarke MP, in 2011.

An expert at the University of Nottingham is working with nurses in Brazil to reduce the rate of post-caesarean wound infections in the country.

Dr Caroline Emberson, of the university's Rights Lab, writes about her research with Selim Yilmaz, investigating the nature and extent of labour exploitation experienced by domestic workers in the UK.