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Europe-wide research project examines fate of microplastics in rivers and lakes
Researchers from the University of Plymouth have begun work on LimnoPlast, a €4.1million project examining the distribution of microplastics in European rivers and lakes
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A blueprint for the blue space on the horizon
https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/news/a-blueprint-for-the-blue-space-on-the-horizon
The University of Plymouth is among the organisations represented on a project board formed to ensure that decisions about creating the Plymouth Sound National Marine Park are made collaboratively
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Survey suggests COVID-19 could have long-term benefits for family life
A survey by University of Plymouth academics showed the COVID-19 lockdown had resulted in more family time, with parents feeling more connected to their children as they were able to achieve a better work-life balance
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University joins British Academy network for early career researchers
The University of Plymouth is part of a new consortium that aims to establish an inclusive, UK-wide Network for ECRs in the humanities and social sciences
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University to host thousands at Undergraduate Open Day
https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/news/university-to-host-thousands-at-undergraduate-open-day
Plymouth University News: Plymouth University’s award-winning campus and teaching and learning excellence will go on show to prospective students and their families at the Undergraduate Open Day on Saturday 11 October.
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£400,000 funding for revolutionary digital health project to treat dysfunctional breathing
The University is part of a collaborative project that will use digital technology to help patients suffering from dysfunctional breathing to improve their health
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New technology to aid medical research and discovery
https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/news/new-technology-to-aid-medical-research-and-discovery
Funding from the Wolfson Foundation will support a new state of the art mass spectrometer.
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Is there a 'silver bullet' solution to green shipping?
University of Plymouth research: Dr Stavros Karamperidis talks about a number of drivers, challenges and opportunities for decarbonisation in the maritime industry
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Why are board games so popular among many people with autism? New research explains
Academics say the research into board gaming could help to inform future work on designing wellbeing interventions for special populations.
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Robots tune up for unique BBC performance
https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/news/robot-footballers-tune-up-for-unique-bbc-performance
Plymouth University News: Plymouth University’s robots will be bidding to wow audiences with their musical skills after being invited to take part in a major event on the BBC
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