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iSAVE
University of Plymouth research: iSAVE is a virtual reality simulation of an MRI scan appointment that adapts to patient anxiety levels in real time.
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Author highlights how writing helped him overcome depression
Plymouth University news: Bestselling author Matt Haig will tell audiences how writing helped him win his battle with depression when he comes to the 2015 Plymouth International Book Festival
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Free dental care for children in Cornwall
https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/news/free-dental-care-for-children-in-cornwall
University of Plymouth news: Parents across Cornwall are asked to take advantage of NHS dental treatment for their children at paediatric clinics run by the University of Plymouth Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry at its Dental Education Facility in Truro
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Eradicating harmful impacts of manufacturing
https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/news/eradicating-harmful-impacts-of-manufacturing-process
University of Plymouth News: Scientists at Plymouth University confirm that a novel technique for applying high quality finishes in engineering industries almost totally eradicates emissions of styrene VOC
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‘A gift from the city to itself’ – study creates a blueprint for city marine parks
Researchers from the University of Plymouth, writing in Marine Policy, have detailed how other cities – in both developed and developing countries across the world – can follow in Plymouth's footsteps by creating a Marine Park.
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University scientists contribute to government’s Future of the Sea report
Professor Richard Thompson and Professor Tom Hutchinson, from the University of Plymouth, contributed to the Foresight Future of the Sea report, published by the Government Office for Science
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Women in Science - Susannah Hart
Plymouth University news: Lecturer in Midwifery Susannah Hart reflects on her career in science and why it is important that women get involved in the subject
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#WeGetTogether
https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/schools/school-of-nursing-and-midwifery/punc/wegettogether
Participants, most of whom knew each other through Twitter and @WeCommunities, were given the chance to meet ‘in person’ to share ideas and connect with other people interested in healthcare and the place of technology in learning and connecting.
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Could physical activity be good for alcohol and substance use disorders?
Plymouth University news: Physical activity could be good for disorders caused by alcohol and substance use, and a study led by Plymouth University will investigate what the benefits might be and how it might work
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Dr Grant January - Lecturer in Microbiology
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