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TV weather forecaster Clare Nasir set to inspire at University event
University of Plymouth news: Clare Nasir, TV weather forecaster and University of Plymouth graduate, will be the key speaker on 16 November.
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![Left to right - Councillor Ian Bowyer, Leader of Plymouth City Council; Miki Kitamura, Asahi Shimbun Social Welfare Organisation; Tracey Lee, Chief Executive of Plymouth City Council; Ian Sherriff of Plymouth University; Professor Judith Petts CBE, Vice Chancellor of University of Plymouth; Masahiko Yamamoto, Asahi Shimbun Social Welfare Organisation, Osaka Office Manager, and; Tomohiro Hamada, Asahi Shimbun Life and Culture News Section, Staff Writer]()
Japanese media visit dementia-friendly Plymouth
Plymouth University news: Plymouth University was just one of the organisations in the city visited by a group from Japan, who wanted to find out more about how the city has become dementia-friendly
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Study aims to improve understanding of rip currents
Plymouth University news: A potential link between breaking waves and the life-threatening dangers posed by rip currents has been revealed in new research involving the Universities of Plymouth and Southampton
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Plymouth dental academic helps national charity on new jaw tumour information
Plymouth University news: New Bone Cancer Research Trust information on jaw tumour ameloblastoma has been compiled with the help of Dr Bing Hu from Plymouth University, an expert in oral cancers
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University becomes collection hub for local food and drink
Plymouth University news: Students, staff and members of the public are now able to collect fresh local produce from the University of Plymouth campus every week
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Students sign up for virtual challenge on global issues
Plymouth University news: Students from the University of Plymouth will be investigating the power of collaboration as a way of solving complex issues when they take part in a major global initiative
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Masters student wins civil engineering placement award
Plymouth University news: Masters student Peter Boden has received a prestigious award from the Civil Engineering Contractors Association for his outstanding work during a placement year
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Hundreds attend graduations ceremonies of Devon Children’s University
University of Plymouth news: Children from across Devon enjoyed their very own graduations after completing hundreds of hours of extra-curricular learning activities as part of Devon Children's University
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Colleague remembered in horror brain tumour fundraising day
Plymouth University news: A horror-themed fundraising day has been held to raise money for research into brain tumours at Plymouth University, and to remember a colleague who died of the condition
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Consortium calls for government investment in advanced engineering and digital innovation
Plymouth University news: A consortium of major businesses, Local Enterprise Partnerships and universities, including Plymouth, has called for government investment in the areas of advanced engineering and digital innovation in the region.
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Postgraduate Restorative Dentistry agreement with the Faculty of General Dental Practice UK
Plymouth University news: From January 2017 the Plymouth University MSc in Restorative Dentistry will be open to those on the Faculty of General Dental Practice UK's Diploma in Restorative Dentistry
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Researcher shortlisted in 2016 British Composer Awards
Plymouth University news: A pioneering research project which enabled four people living with severe disability to ‘control’ a string quartet has earned its creator a prestigious award nomination
