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How the sounds we hear help us predict how things feel
Researchers at the University of East Anglia have made an important discovery about the way our brains process the sensations of sound and touch.
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Vape starter kits on the NHS could help smokers quit
Giving out vape starter kit vouchers on the NHS could help even hardened smokers quit, according to a new study from the University of East Anglia.
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UEA Live celebrates ten years of Norwich UNESCO accolade with line-up of internationally renowned writers
The University of East Anglia (UEA) celebrates ten years since Norwich was named as Englands first UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation) City of Literature with a line-up of award-winning international writers at this a
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Indigenous youth film project turns the lens on nutrition and food security
A unique initiative is helping Indigenous people in India exchange knowledge about locally available foods to improve dietary diversity part of the UN Sustainable Development Goal related to food security and nutrition.
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Funding boost for regional Health and Social Care Research projects
Projects which will develop 3D technology to improve breast cancer management, explore the role of exercise in perinatal mental health and roll out an effective sleep intervention for young people are among ten innovative health and research projects to b
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Arctic flights to shed light on sea ice and storms link
Scientists from the University of East Anglia are spending the summer flying research aircraft through the heart of Arctic storms.
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New quantum whirlpools with tetrahedral symmetries discovered in a superfluid
An international collaboration of scientists has created and observed an entirely new class of vortices - the whirling masses of fluid or air.
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Language and intercultural expert awarded highest teaching accolade
Dr Leticia Yulita, who teaches Spanish and Intercultural Communication in the School of PPL, has been awarded a National Teaching Fellowship, the highest accolade in education, for a career devoted to innovation and impact in teaching.
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Why we could be heading for a drought and what we can do about it
England and Wales have seen the driest start of the year since 1976 and it has raised concerns that the UK could be heading for a drought.
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Thanks from the School of International Development
The School of International Development are delighted to berecently ranked first for overall research quality, impact, environment and outputs in development studies in the Research Excellence Framewor
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UEA’s Climatic Research Unit turns 50
The realisation that the climate could undergo significant change in the span of a human lifetime was the reason behind the founding of the Climatic Research Unit within the UEA School of Environmental Sciences in 1972.
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The holy grail for taming prostate cancer
UEA researchers have made a crucial link between bacteria and aggressive prostate cancer. Their discovery has the potential to slow or even prevent the development of aggressive prostate cancer.
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