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Associate Professor Haya Al-Dajani
“I’m interested in looking at how entrepreneurship can be a vehicle and catalyst for social development.”
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Identifying and tackling chemical pollutants in the world’s oceans
Plymouth University Research news: How scientists in the Marine Institute are working to understand chemical pollutants in the world's oceans
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Making the world a greener place
The University of Plymouth Is pioneering new ways of thinking, learning and acting about sustainability, green technologies and climate change
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Henry Evans: Antarctic explorer and global ambassador
Marine Biology graduate Henry Evans talks about his journey of discovery
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Brighter lights, bigger sounds - how Illuminate is growing towards Mayflower 400
A University academic is helping to bring families a dazzling weekend of light. Professor Chris Bennewith, Head of the University’s School of Art, Design and Architecture is a member of the steering group for Illuminate – a light festival for Plymouth.
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Creating a culture of student engagement
Mel Joyner, The University’s former Director of Student Services, talked about her desire to create a culture of student engagement.
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Plymouth: one of the coolest places to live
Plymouth named among the top 20 coolest places to live in Britain - The Times.
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From little Acorns to ZX Spectrums
Archiving our computer past.
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Welding research and development into commercial opportunity and success
Plymouth University research impact: Welding research and development into commercial opportunity and success
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Understanding how fires can impact water quality in rural areas
University of Plymouth research impact: Understanding how fires can impact water quality in rural areas.
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Challenging the funding model of the National Health Service
Plymouth University research impact: Challenging the funding model of the National Health Service
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Understanding mental health through art curation
Plymouth University research news: A case study of a four year project which looked at modern attitudes towards mental health through a collection of artwork and items associated with Austria and the Habsburg Empire at the turn of the 20th Century