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HSC lecturer shortlisted for National Educator of the Year

Dr Jason Corner,Lecturer in Nursing Sciences,has been shortlisted for the National Educator of the Year Award for his innovative and inspiring teaching and support to students.

Interview with Dan Rycroft

Dan Rycroft talks about his new book: The Humanities in India as Pluralist Pedagogy.

Prof David Richardson resigns as Vice-Chancellor and President of UEA

Professor David Richardson has today announced that he has taken the decision to resign as Vice-Chancellor and President of University of East Anglia (UEA).

Innovative HSC simulation event shortlisted for National Nursing Times Award

A new HSC project, led by Dr Jason Corner which takes simulation to an entirely new level has been shortlisted for Teaching Innovation of the Year award by the Nursing Times.

Underwater footage offers new glimpse of royal shipwreck

Underwater footage of a 17th century royal shipwreck has been released ahead of a major exhibition opening this weekend exploring its last voyage.

Interview with Rebecca Fraser

Black Female Intellectuals in Nineteenth Century America: Born to Bloom Unseen? An Interview with Rebecca Fraser (AMA)

New research to be presented on sustainable concrete made from seashells

Findings from a major project to develop a sustainable drainage concrete - made from seashells - will be presented at an event this month.

NHS world first video game helps UK schools teach science

The worlds first diabetes research video game has now been developed into free Lesson Plans for use in UK primary schools, with help from academics at the University of East Anglia.

Royal shipwreck artefacts revealed in new Norwich Castle Museum exhibition 

Extraordinary artefacts featured in the Gloucester shipwreck exhibition, opening soon at Norwich Castle Museum.

Building higher islands could save the Maldives from sea level rise says study

Artificially raising island heights or building completely new higher islands have been proposed as solutions to sea-level rise in the Maldives and other low-lying nations.

How do small PAH molecules survive in space?

One of the questions that has baffled astronomers and chemists for several decades is the structure and lifecycle of the molecules out there.

UEA mathematician wins Hausdorff medal

Dr David Asper, Associate Professor of Pure Mathematics, has been awarded the Hausdorff medal by the European Set Theory Society, together with his co-author Dr Ralf Schindler and they collected the award at the European Set Theory conference in Turin (It

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