Tablets prescribed to improve progress of nurses
More than 200 nursing students at Anglia Ruskin University will have their progress measured by an app while they are out on placement with NHS Trusts, thanks to a £100,000 grant.
International honour for young photographer
Anglia Ruskin student Megan Lovell is celebrating after receiving an Honourable Mention at the UNICEF Photo of the Year Awards, which features the work of professionals from some of the world’s leading photo agencies.
London’s calling for Anglia Ruskin student
Anglia Ruskin University student Gillian Ellis, from Ely, will have her work displayed at the Mall Galleries in London as part of the prestigious 2016 Columbia Threadneedle Prize.
Only the fittest cockroaches find a mate – study
Female cockroaches select only the fittest males to mate with, according to a new study published by the journal PLOS ONE.
Veterans’ expert joins US talks on Syrian crisis
An Anglia Ruskin University academic will address United States Government officials and senior military leaders in Washington DC on health and social care challenges arising from the refugee crisis in Europe.
The naked truth – life drawing boosts body image
New research shows that attending life drawing classes has a positive effect on body image, particularly for women.
Anglia Ruskin artists want to stay on the bus
Helsinki Bus Station, an exhibition of art inspired by the titular transport terminus, will go on show in Cambridge on 15 December – but don’t expect pictures of the Finnish capital, or even buses.
Women take more time at the bar – study
Women spend 30% longer at the bar than men when ordering drinks, according to research carried out by Anglia Ruskin University’s pubLAB™.
GSI to discuss role of religion in climate change
With world leaders gathering in Paris next week for the COP21 Climate Change Conference, Anglia Ruskin University’s Global Sustainability Institute will examine the role of religion in climate change during a special lunchtime seminar.
Loneliness ‘tip of the iceberg’ for older people
Older people seeking support for loneliness are also suffering from a web of related physical and mental issues, according to a report by Anglia Ruskin University.
Anglia Ruskin announces new Vice Chancellor
Anglia Ruskin University has announced its new Vice Chancellor, Professor Iain Martin, who will succeed Professor Michael Thorne when he retires in March 2016.
'Mint' showcases fresh talent at Anglia Ruskin
A book showcasing the most exciting writing talent at Anglia Ruskin University will be officially launched on Wednesday (25 November).
Anglia Ruskin Professor receives China funding
Professor Rohan Kariyawasam of Anglia Ruskin University has been awarded almost £100,000 to carry out research into the fair use of copyright in the digital domain.
Book tackles the taboo of executive stress
A second edition of the successful Coach and Couch (Palgrave Macmillan), co-edited by Dr Caroline Rook of Anglia Ruskin University, is published this month, with a new chapter covering the growing issue of stress among corporate leaders.
New NASA music will be out of this world
Anglia Ruskin academic will perform live data beamed back from DSCOVR satellite.
Army veteran appointed to head research hub
Armed Forces veteran Alex Cooper, who worked on Lord Ashcroft’s Veterans’ Transition Review, has been appointed to the role of Project Director for the establishment of the Veterans’ Research Hub (VRH) at Anglia Ruskin University.
Corbyn adviser to share his Joy of Tax
The “New Political Landscape” is the focus of a series of free public lectures taking place at Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge this autumn.
New project helps tackle tinnitus
Anglia Ruskin University has launched a new internet-based project to help people suffering from a distressing and debilitating hearing-related condition, known as tinnitus.
Work-based learning team reaches national final
Anglia Ruskin University’s work-based learning programme has earned a place in the final of a prestigious sales and marketing award.
Experience the sound of singing in King’s College Chapel
Ever wanted to sing in King’s College Chapel? Now members of the public will have the chance to experience the sound, if not the actual location, thanks to some innovative research being carried out by Dr Mariana Lopez of Anglia Ruskin University.
Anglia Ruskin launches degree apprenticeships
Anglia Ruskin University has partnered with Barclays to deliver a new Chartered Manager Degree Apprentice programme.
European expert to deliver patent lowdown
Leading expert Domenico Golzio will deliver a talk covering various aspects of patents and intellectual property at Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge on Friday, 20 November.
New tool could keep young male runners on track
The world’s first marathon pacing calculator is being launched by sports scientists at Anglia Ruskin University on 4 November – and it should prove particularly useful for young male runners.
Anglia Ruskin helps firm get the job done
More than 20 employees from a leading construction company are to complete a bespoke online course to gain the right skills to assist them in building homes, hospitals, schools, leisure centres and sports stadiums.
Are workers with a ‘male brain’ better off?
New research shows that UK workers with a “male brain” earn significantly more than those with a “female brain”.