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UEA league table success continues
UEA is in the top 20 UK universities according to the Guardian University Guide 2019 and has been named the number one UK university for adding value to its students.
Read moreEvent shares ground-breaking UEA dementia research with public
Academics from UEA are inviting health professionals, carers and people with the condition to an event where they can share their own experiences and learn more about research into dementia.
Read moreA ‘golden age’ for UEA
UEA has been placed 23rd in the world in the Times Higher Education (THE) Golden Age University Rankings 2018, it has been announced.
Read moreTechnicians help save UEA 60,000 litres of water annually
UEA science technicians are saving around 60,000 litres of water annually after adapting the air condensers used in chemistry and pharmacy labs.
Read moreNurse diagnosed with skin cancer urges others to ‘get it seen, get it sorted’
A former UEA adult nursing student has spoken out during Mens Health Week about being diagnosed with skin cancer, urging other men to look after their skin this summer.
Read moreAgricultural intensification not a “blueprint” for sustainable development
New research suggests that the combined social and ecological results of increased agricultural intensification in low and middle-income countries are not as positive as expected.
Read moreHow vaping helps even hardened smokers quit
Vaping helps people stop smoking - even when they dont want to, according to new research from the University of East Anglia.
Read moreUEA expert exhibits research at British Academy event
A leading education expert from UEA will exhibit research around reading in schools and its lasting impression into adulthood, at the British Academys Summer Showcase event.
Read moreInternational accolade for UEA gig history project
The UEA's gig history project has scooped an international award for its use of social media in connecting alumni across the world.
Read moreNormalisation of ‘plus-size’ risks hidden danger of obesity
Research warns that the normalisation of plus-size body shapes may be leading to an increasing number of people underestimating their weight - undermining efforts to tackle Englands obesity problem.
Read morePeas could provide cheap and effective iron supplement
Iron contained within peas could be processed to provide more effective dietary supplements, according to a new study by scientists at the University of East Anglia.
Read moreGovernment reforms could deter foreign investment
Proposals to extend the role played by politicians in scrutinising mergers and investments in the UK could discourage foreign investment, according to new UEA research.
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