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Ray Ives, the deep sea diver
https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/about-us/visit/sea-portraits/ray-ives
Sea Portraits is a series of photographs and interviews with some of the people who, whether through work or play, have a deep connection with the sea in all its mystery and magnificence. Meet Ray Ives, the deep sea diver.
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Design graduates show their work to the world at major industry event
Graduating students from the University’s BA (Hons) 3D Design programme are showcasing their talent to potential customers, employers and industry at an influential event in London.
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Project gives voice to city’s refugees and addresses impact of increase in ethnic diversity
A pilot project set to launch in Plymouth aims to help refugees use memories of home to build a new life, and address negative attitudes to immigration at the same time.
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University looks to build industry connections at autonomous maritime facility
The University of Plymouth is looking to expand its links with global defence and security company Thales after it opened a new Maritime Autonomy Centre in the city
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Nurse’s research to help older people live healthier lives
https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/news/nurses-research-to-help-older-people-live-healthier-lives
Helen Lyndon, a nurse consultant whose work centres on caring for older people, has begun a four-year fellowship at the University of Plymouth to develop and test a nurse-led intervention to improve healthy living in older people with frailty.
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Greg McKay- BSc (Hons) Geography graduate
University of Plymouth alumni - Greg McKay- BSc (Hons) Geography graduate
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Geography graduate profile - Ellen Clancy
Geography
BSc (Hons) Geography graduate Ellen Clancy describes her career journey from University to employment.
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Social work and conflict zones – how the profession can help
Marking World Social Work Day on 15 March, Dr Bartosz Zaniewski, Lecturer in Social Work, discusses how the profession operates in a crisis situation – and why the career is so important in helping those affected by the invasion of Ukraine.
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Low-intensity ultrasound can change decision-making process in the brain, research shows
Imagine working in your office while the sun is shining outside. Thinking about what you could be doing instead of working is an example of “counterfactual thinking”.
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Leading historian and TV presenter works with students and academics at University of Plymouth
Plymouth University news: Television presenter and historian Dr Sam Willis will be teaching undergraduate students about public history, while also working alongside James Daybell, Professor of Early Modern British History, on a series of podcasts
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