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Andy McNab to receive honorary doctorate during Plymouth University graduation celebrations
Plymouth University news: Author Andy McNab will receive an Honorary Doctorate of Arts among thousands set to graduate at Plymouth University's 2015 celebration
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3D bioprinter revolutionises skin research
https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/news/3d-bioprinter-revolutionises-skin-research
A new piece of technology at the University of Plymouth is helping researchers develop a working skin substitute. The 3D bioprinter will enable the team to test whether extracts from native Cornish plants and seaweeds have powerful skin-care applications.
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Manufacturing an innovative career path
https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/student-life/harrys-story
University of Plymouth: Leaving Jersey. Finding the perfect field of study. Undertaking a paid placement year in industry. This is Harry’s story.
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Is the nuclear energy gamble worth it?
https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/news/pr-opinion/is-the-nuclear-energy-gamble-worth-it
University of Plymouth Pioneers: Professor Awadhesh Jha - Is the nuclear energy gamble worth it?
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Celene Burnell - MSc Hydrography Graduate
Celene Burnell now works as an Offshore Surveyor for N-Sea in the Netherlands after graduating from Plymouth University.
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Studying the species feeling the pinch of climate change
University of Plymouth academic spotlight: Dr Lucy Turner investigates whether freshwater crabs could become a critical element of India’s push towards sustainable aquaculture.
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University-business collaborations awarded share of £100,000
https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/news/university-business-collaborations-awarded-share-of-_100000-2
Five research collaborations between academics and businesses have been chosen for the second round of the Research and Development Solutions Fund
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Paper written using ChatGPT demonstrates opportunities and challenges of AI in academia
University of Plymouth news: Researchers used a series of prompts and questions to encourage the software to produce the type of content used in academic publications
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Study shows commonly used mouthwash could make saliva significantly more acidic
The first study looking at the effect of chlorhexidine mouthwash on the entire oral microbiome has found its use significantly increases the abundance of lactate-producing bacteria that lower saliva pH, and may increase the risk of tooth damage.
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Dr Matthew Watkinson - Associate Professor in Energy Geoscience
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