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Swap to stop but let us shop say vapers
A Government scheme to give out free vapes to smokers appeals to most but not all, according to new research from the University of East Anglia (UEA).
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New posts will give trainee doctors opportunities to develop research and teaching
A boost to the number of Academic Clinical Fellowship and Clinical Lectureship posts at UEA will support research into subjects including long-term health conditions and dementia.
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Magnificent seven as university campus wins another Green Flag Award
Students at UEA have been able to make the most of award-winning green spaces right on their doorstep, with the campus winning the internationally renowned Green Flag award for a seventh year in succession.
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How nitrogen-fixing bacteria sense and respond to iron
Researchers in the School of Chemistry at UEA have taken an important step forward in understanding how a group of bacteria that include nitrogen-fixers and important animal pathogens sense the essential micronutrient iron.
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What nap times reveal about your childs brain development
Infants who nap a lot have smaller vocabularies and poorer cognitive skills according to new research from the University of East Anglia.
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Pop stars and posties are returning to study
Thousands of students join the University of East Anglia each year but did you know that 25% of them are mature students? Our mature students have many different reasons for studying and some interesting stories to tell.
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Dedicated older peoples emergency department reduces wait times
The formation of the countrys first emergency department for the over 80s led to a significant decrease in time spent in A&E according to research from UEA and NNUH.
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Week of graduation celebration for UEA’s Class of 2023
Five days, twelve ceremonies, one wedding proposal and 4,801 students completing their degrees: Graduation 2023 at UEA was a full-blown epic of a celebration.
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How positive contact with diverse groups reduces conspiracy theories
Having positive interactions with people from diverse groups can reduce the amount of harmful conspiracy beliefs about those groups according to new research from UEA.
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UEA welcomes focus on graduate outcomes as Government announces 'crackdown on rip off degrees'
UEA has responded to the government's announcement today (Monday 17 July) about their plan to limit student numbers on courses that fail to deliver good outcomes.
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UEA announces the Karen Jones Scholarship for American Studies students
UEA have announced the launch of the Karen Jones Scholarship in American Studies, to support undergraduate students to undertake an educational and cultural experience in the USA, thanks to a generous gift from Dame Karen Jones DBE, Chancellor of UEA.
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App helps identify autistic children in India
Children with autism and related neurodevelopmental disorders in India can be successfully identified by community healthcare workers using a low-cost app according to research involving the University of East Anglia (UK).
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