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Growing ‘dead zone’ confirmed by underwater robots
New research from the University of East Anglia (UEA) has confirmed a dramatic decrease in oxygen in the Gulf of Oman part of the Arabian Sea. But the environmental disaster is worse than expected.
Read moreUEA joins new study into Antarctic glaciers
Researchers at the University of East Anglia (UEA) are part of an international research project to understand how quickly a massive Antarctic glacier could collapse.
Read moreUEA chemist wins Royal Society of Chemistry Award
A chemist from UEA has won a prestigious award from the Royal Society of Chemistry for his research into infection and antibiotics.
Read moreLast year the warmest year on record without an El Niño
Provisional figures for global average near-surface temperatures confirm that last year, 2017, was the warmest year on record without the influence of warming from El Nio.
Read moreUEA awarded for ongoing commitment to sanctuary seekers
The University of East Anglia (UEA) has been awarded University of Sanctuary status by The City of Sanctuary, an organisation which promotes action to support refugees and asylum seekers.
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MPs look to history for answers to today’s refugee plight
Historians from the University of East Anglia (UEA) will meet with MPs to discuss parallels between Britains responses to the plight of refugees in the 1930s and today, and look for policy solutions.
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Caught on camera: Amazonian crop raiders
Papped snaffling in the jungle, a striking set of photos reveal the secret lives of Amazonian crop-raiding animals.
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UEA research to revolutionise animated characters' speech
New research from the University of East Anglia (UK) could revolutionise the way that animated characters deliver their lines.
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Negotiating Brexit: Where Now?
The October 2018 European Council was billed as decisive for the progress of the Article 50 negotiations. Held in its wake, this one-day conference took stock of progress, looked at the view from other national capitals, and considered the outstanding iss
Read moreMainstream media coverage of humanitarian crises falls short
Mainstream media coverage of humanitarian crises is selective, sporadic, simplistic and partial", according to a new consumer survey.
Read moreWeather forecast model predicts patterns of volcanic ash dispersal
Researchers from UEA have helped provide fresh insight into how huge volcanic ash plumes, which can critically disrupt aviation and cause major impact on the ground, are transported in the atmosphere.
Read moreUEA staff who go the extra-mile recognised at awards
Staff from UEA who go above and beyond to make the University a fantastic place to study have been recognised at an awards ceremony organised by UEA Students Union.
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