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University invites local communities to apply for new collaborative research projects
The University launches the Get Involved Awards, which will bring together communities and researchers to co-create solutions to local issues and opportunities
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Dr Lisa Burrows - Associate Lecturer
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Dr Tomasina Oh - Plymouth MHRG Programme Lead - Strategy, Operations and Performance
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Plymouth dentistry academic contributes to new NICE guideline on care home oral care
Plymouth University news: Professor Liz Kay has contributed to a new NCE guideline on dental care and health in care homes
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Research expertise to be shared with undergraduates through new Computing, Audio and Music Technology degree, launching 2020
A unique new degree programme is building on world-leading research and expertise to equip graduates for careers in music, audio, computing and creative technology.
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New research sheds light on the role of proteins and how synapses work
Plymouth University news: New research which reveals how proteins affect the performance of synapses could be used in research to find therapies and diagnostic techniques for a range of diseases
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Computer music researcher invited to speak at the Royal Institution of Great Britain
Plymouth University news: Eduardo Miranda, Professor of Computer Music whose research aims to unlock the secrets of the mind through music, has been invited to address patrons and supporters of the Royal Institution of Great Britain
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Robot research offering comfort to care home residents
https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/news/robot-research-offering-comfort-to-care-home-residents
PhD student Hannah Bradwell is exploring how robots offer comfort to care home residents – and whether they can be affordable for small budgets.
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Tenth anniversary for Peninsula Dental School marks innovations in dental education and care
Plymouth University news: The Peninsula Dental School celebrates its 10th anniversary, and Professor Christopher Tredwin discusses the impact it has made in the dental profession and in oral health in the South West.
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Bladder cancer detected up to five years before diagnosis – thanks to AI
University of Plymouth news: Researchers have developed an artificial intelligence system that can identify bladder cancer patients up to five years before their official diagnosis.
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