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UEA lecturer is Norwich’s first Thinker in Residence

A University of East Anglia lecturer has taken up a post in one of Norwich’s most historic buildings as the city’s first ever Thinker in Residence.

Rising simultaneous wildfire risk compromises international firefighting efforts

The most high-risk conditions for fires are increasingly happening across countries at the same time, making resulting wildfires even more challenging to tackle, new research reveals.

UEA celebrates apprentice success at Norfolk awards

Three UEA students have been recognised at Norfolk’s annual awards to celebrate the talent and dedication of apprentices.

High Court ruling on Palestine Action welcomed by UEA expert

A protest law expert at the University of East Anglia has welcomed a High Court decision that says the ban on Palestine Action under terrorism legislation is unlawful.

UEA’s new high‑tech anatomy suite on schedule to open to students in September 2026

The University of East Anglia’s new high‑tech anatomy suite is on track to open to students in September 2026.

Norfolk MPs call on Government to urgently prioritise ‘underserved’ dental areas

A group of Norfolk MPs, all representing different political parties, have come together to call unanimously for the Government to prioritise the East of England in dental training.

New analysis of climate threats to biodiversity will help conservationists plan for future

Scientists have published the most comprehensive assessment to date of how climate change threatens biodiversity in more than 98,000 protected areas worldwide, aiming to help conservationists build resilience in the face of accelerating climate impacts.

10 years of UEA at the Norwich Science Festival: Uncover cosmic mysteries, movie magic and the secret life of sleep

From 14 to 21 February, visit the Forum to discover immersive experiences and delve into hands-on experiments – with more than 40 free UEA-led events.

Norfolk town used as inspiration for new radio drama series

A new radio drama series written by an academic from the University of East Anglia (UEA) aims to highlight the experiences of communities dealing with change.

New contemporary theatre degree to strengthen East Anglia’s creative sector

Starting this September, the MA in Contemporary Theatre Practice combines advanced theatrical skills training with industry-focused placements, enabling students to gain real-world experience and insight into today’s evolving theatre industry.

History professor strikes gold with remarkable Iron Age discovery

After discovering a rare hoard of Iron Age gold coins in Suffolk, Prof Tom Licence hopes to use some of the proceeds to support local archaeological digs, following their auction in London.

Global project to address major gap in disability research for South Asian families

University of East Anglia (UEA) researchers have launched a major international study to better-understand the experiences of South Asian families caring for relatives with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

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