Anglia Ruskin receives £5m funding boost
Anglia Ruskin University has been awarded £5 million of Government funding towards a new science centre on the Cambridge campus.
Anglia Ruskin appoints new Chair and Deputy
Entrepreneur, economist, author, broadcaster and leading expert in emerging markets, Dr Jerome Booth, has been appointed the new Chair of Governors at Anglia Ruskin University.
Why stars can leave West End audiences cold
“Celebrity casting” can have a negative effect on audiences in London’s West End, according to research published in the latest edition of Arts Marketing: An International Journal.
Project forms part of Government veterans review
An initiative to help military veterans in police custody has received Government recognition.
Anglia Ruskin research recognised for its great impact
Anglia Ruskin University’s academic excellence has been recognised by the UK’s Higher Education funding bodies, with 12 areas classed as generating “world-leading” research.
Professor Packham heads Business School
Professor Gary Packham has been appointed Dean of Anglia Ruskin University's Lord Ashcroft International Business School.
UK deaths from Alzheimer’s up by 52%
Anglia Ruskin University Professor has been involved in a global study into mortality rates.
Gays and lesbians face bias worldwide
Anglia Ruskin academic produces report for World Bank/IZA World of Labor project
Research into falls wins prize for vision team
An Anglia Ruskin University project examining the likelihood of elderly patients with glaucoma suffering falls has won an award.
Research shows effects of R&D spillovers
New research, commissioned by the Department of Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS), shows that targeting subsidies and research & development (R&D) incentives at businesses playing a key role in a large number of supply chains maximises the “spillover” effects on productivity.
‘Crash course’ for Anglia Ruskin students
Migrating seabirds have been given a helping hand on their journey to South America by two Anglia Ruskin University students.
New Bloomberg Lab provides City experience
The real world of financial trading has entered the classroom, thanks to a new state-of-the-art Bloomberg room which has opened on Anglia Ruskin University’s Chelmsford campus.
Ex-Navy officer’s 'Leadership' book wins plaudits
A book on leadership – written by Dr Kevin Roe, a former Royal Navy officer who is now Senior Lecturer in Human Resource Management at Anglia Ruskin University – has been shortlisted for a prestigious academic award.
Graduates feature in major London exhibition
The talents of three recent Anglia Ruskin University art graduates are being showcased at a major London exhibition.
App will boost dementia sufferers’ quality of life
Anglia Ruskin University has won a €4.2million research grant to help mild dementia sufferers better manage their condition and support their carers.
Motorists may fail new EU vision standards
Many UK drivers shouldn’t be on the road as they don’t meet new EU vision standards, according to research by Anglia Ruskin University.
Anglia Ruskin named Entrepreneurial University of the Year
It’s official – Anglia Ruskin University is the Times Higher Education Entrepreneurial University of the Year 2014.
Hub will become home of veterans’ research
A research hub set to become the "recognised home of authoritative information on veterans" was officially launched at the House of Commons yesterday (Tuesday).
Quarry transformed into haven for insect life
A new study has revealed how a sand and gravel quarry in Cambridgeshire has become a haven for insect life, and is now home to a number of rare species.
Global eyesight study wins research prize
A study led by researchers at Anglia Ruskin University has been named Outstanding Scientific Paper by the American Public Health Authority’s Vision Care section.
Guinevere’s debut novel is snapped up
Anglia Ruskin University graduate Guinevere Glasfurd is celebrating after her debut novel was snapped up by publishers Two Roads, an imprint of John Murray Press.
Report predicts a century of droughts, floods and crop failures
By 2060 social security systems across the world may function almost entirely to cope with natural disasters and emergencies, according to a new report.
Key Labour councillors are backing Ed
A new poll released today by Anglia Ruskin University’s Labour History Research Unit suggests that despite recent negative headlines, Labour Party activists are keeping faith with leader Ed Miliband.
Leadership skills void is a big concern for public sector
Budget cuts are hampering the ability of the public sector to train and retain its workforce, according to a report by Anglia Ruskin University and iGov Survey.
Sexual abuse – tackling the difficult questions
Dr Nina Burrowes, one of the UK’s leading psychologists specialising in rape and sexual abuse, will deliver a free public talk at Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge on Thursday, 13 November (6-8pm).