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Peripheral nerve damage

New research may pave the way for peripheral nerve damage repair

Plymouth University news: New research from Plymouth University means a better understanding of how peripheral nerves self-repair, leading to hope of an effective treatment for the estimated one in ten people over 55 in the UK affected by the condition

Professor Simon Payne (far left), Deputy
Vice-Chancellor, International and Planning at the University of Plymouth, with other HE and industry leaders at the House of Commons event

'Great West’ region can make the UK a global leader, say higher education and industry leaders

Plymouth University news: South West England and South East Wales can recapture the ambitious vision of Isambard Kingdom Brunel as a hyper-connected, smart and specialist region, MPs have heard

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44 invading species 'loose' in North Atlantic, study shows

Plymouth University news: Accidental introductions of non-native species has been of increasing concern since the 1980s when human-mediated transportation was recognised as a major route by which species are transported and spread

Alexis Kirke

Composer creates unique new piece to mark 60th anniversary of Lennon and McCartney

Plymouth University news: To mark the 60th anniversary of John Lennon and Paul McCartney's first meeting, Dr Alexis Kirke has used a computer algorithm to chart the emotional development of their friendship through their lyrics

Malcolm Le Grice - Peninsula Arts

Film pioneer’s five decades on screen celebrated in home city exhibition

Plymouth University news: A celebration of one of the most innovative figures of British artist film over the past 50 years – Malcolm Le Grice – is being staged across two venues in his home city of Plymouth from Friday 20 January to Saturday 18 March

Stoke Damerel IPE 2017

Oral health and dental career advice for Stoke Damerel Community College students

Plymouth University news: Oral health awareness and careers in dentistry were the order of the day for Year 10 students from Stoke Damerel Community College, when they interacted with dental students from Plymouth University

Paul Vivian: Crouching Billionaire GhostSafety blanket, wood, metal, tape, cut paper, heigh apprximately 100cm, 2014.

Artists invited to consider visions of the present and future for 2017 Plymouth Contemporary

Plymouth University news: The world’s turbulent social and political landscape is among the potential themes artists are being invited to consider for the 2017 Plymouth Contemporary

Hep C research

Medical Research Council funds development of new strategies to treat and prevent Hepatitis C virus infection

Plymouth University news: Together with colleagues from the University of Oxford, Plymouth scientists are investigating new strategies for the treatment and prevention of Hepatitis C virus infection, thanks to funding from the Medical Research Council

Dementia and farming

Rural dementia – we need to talk

Plymouth University news; Plymouth University has carried out the first research into dementia in farming and the countryside, and this pilot study has highlighted areas of concern and suggested recommendations

Nursing and Midwifery

University to open new school of nursing in Exeter

University of Plymouth news: The University is opening a new school of nursing in Exeter, and plans to welcome its first cohort of students in September 2017.

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Physicists awarded funding to enhance our understanding of the universe

Plymouth University news: Theoretical physicists from the University of Plymouth have been awarded a Consolidated Grant from the Science and Technology Facilities Council to enhance our understanding of the world and the universe that surrounds us

Ocean acidification in our seas

Landmark global scale study reveals potential future impact of Ocean Acidification on species’ distribution

Plymouth University news: Ocean Acidification and the extent to which marine species are able to deal with low pH levels in the seas, could have a significant influence on shifting the distribution of marine animals in response to climate warming.