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Maintaining the balance – how one dental student is completing his degree while running a fashion business
Maintaining the balance – how one dental student is completing his degree while running a fashion business. Meet Christoforos Kalantzis.
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Detailed study reveals how pulse oximeters significantly overestimate oxygen readings in people with darker skin tones
University of Plymouth news: The University has led a systematic review, published in the British Journal of Anaesthesia, that assesses how a person’s skin tone can influence readings provided by common monitoring devices used in global healthcare
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Social media and science combine to show how ship’s plastic cargo dispersed from Florida to Norway
A ship’s container lost overboard in the North Atlantic has resulted in printer cartridges washing up everywhere from the coast of Florida to northern Norway, researchers at the University of Plymouth found.
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What is ocean acidification? Find out how research at Plymouth is tackling this global carbon dioxide problem
https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/research/ocean-acidification
What is ocean acidification? Find out how research at Plymouth is tackling this global carbon dioxide problem. Explore the science behind falling ocean pH and the impact this has on marine ecosystem balance.
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Film highlights how an understanding of seabed geology is critical to the Celtic Sea clean energy revolution
University of Plymouth news: A new short film highlights that advances in renewable technologies are not the only scientific challenge that needs to be addressed if the Celtic Sea clean energy revolution is to become a reality
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Is AI-generated art actually art?
https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/discover/is-ai-generated-art-actually-art
Is AI-generated art actually art? How is AI art created? Is it a threat to the creative arts world or another form of artistic expression?
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Seeing through another’s eyes – research shows for the first time how we use others’ viewpoints to make decisions
New research by the University of Plymouth has provided the first direct evidence that we often use other people’s eyes to see situations and make judgements.
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Scientists provide first detailed estimates of how much sediment is supplied to coral islands from the reef system
University of Plymouth news: Scientists have produced the first detailed estimates of how much sediment is transported onto the shores of coral reef islands, and how that might enable them to withstand the future threats posed by climate change
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Featured module: History Tomorrow - Heritage and Public History
History
BA (Hons) History featured module: History Tomorrow - Heritage and Public History. Exploring the relationship between history and today's society.
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“A little less conversation, a little more action please” – we need to tackle antimicrobial resistance
https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/news/we-need-to-tackle-antimicrobial-resistance
Drug-resistant infections – or antimicrobial resistance – is one of the biggest threats to humanity today. There are a host of steps planned to help curb the crisis, but what’s actually being done?
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