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New gallery showcases University treasures

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Researchers to use supercomputer to 'hack' Ebola

Health, Global challenges, Research and innovation, Science
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University statement: issue of £250m bonds due 2050

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Sloths’ ancestors may have crossed Atlantic

Science
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New Brussels office: influencing EU research policy

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Finding the best treatment for bowel cancer patients

Health, News
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Improving rainfall and flooding predictions

Environment, Science
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Early Music Festival: Twenty Waies Upon the Bels

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Tuesday Treasure

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The Role of the Wider Workforce in delivering the Public Health Agenda

Lectures and seminars
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First Chris Sheppard Lecture: Sophie Hannah - 'Agatha, Poirot and Me'

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Identifying web-based group decision support system requirements

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Oil, Jihad and the New Arabian Peninsula

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Early Music Festival: Et in Arcadia Ego: Italian sonatas and cantatas

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The compass, the king and the stories we tell

It must have been a strange moment for Bertram Ratcliffe when he met the king. A telegram arrived – even advising which train he should take – and he was on his way to tell stories of his First World War service to George V himself. His story was unique: he was the first British prisoner of war to escape and make it home. Read More

Maps, sardine tin and a compass associated with Bertram Ratcliffe, 1917.
Maps, sardine tin and a compass associated with Bertram Ratcliffe, 1917.