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Join UEA students & experts as the US election unfolds
Political experts and students from the University of East Anglia (UEA) will join universities from across the world in an online debate of the US presidential...
Force of nature: UEA campus wins Green Flag Award for fourth straight year
In a year when making the most of the great outdoors has been more important than ever, UEA’s campus has won a Green Flag Award for the high quality of its...
Aurora Network turns four and introduces Student Champion Scheme
UEA’s students will get the chance to make their voice heard on a continental stage as a Student Champion, as the Aurora Network celebrates its fourth anniversary.
Improving access to and awareness of parks are key to a more equitable Japan
Increasing the awareness of and access to green space could create more health equality across socioeconomic groups in Japan, according to new research from the...
New project aims to provide genetic insights into key aquatic microbes
Scientists at the University of East Anglia (UEA) are to embark on the largest algal genome sequencing project to date.
Volunteering linked to improved life satisfaction, happiness, and quality of life
Research revealing how volunteering can increase wellbeing, and how charities can avoid volunteer burnout as they plan their response to the effects of the...
UEA launches new institute for healthier living and ageing
From physical activity and nutrition to stopping smoking, sleep and socialisation, a new research centre has been set up by the University of East Anglia to...
The mental health impact of pandemics for front line health care staff
Mental health problems such as Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, anxiety and depression are common among healthcare staff during and immediately after pandemics –...
£2 million for UEA’s Future Leaders
From drug discovery to cancer treatment, two University of East Anglia research projects are set to benefit from a UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) award worth...
Australian carp virus plan 'dead in the water'
Plans to release a virus to reduce numbers of invasive Common Carp in Australia are unlikely to work and should be dropped – according to new research involving...