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Millions missing out on their share of the 424 billion aquatic food industry

Social, economic and political barriers are preventing millions of people from benefiting from the worlds fastest-growing food-producing sector, a new study involving the University of East Anglia has revealed.

New dataset reveals biological treasure trove of Arctic Ocean

A major new project will help benchmark biodiversity change in the Arctic Ocean and guide conservation efforts by identifying unique species and assessing their extinction risk.

Research calls for more open approach to adoption

A more open approach to adoption is needed so that adopted people do not lose relationships with people who have been important to them in their life, according to new research by the University of East Anglia (UEA).

Bees active in woodland tree tops research shows

Wild bees may be just as happy visiting the high canopy of woodlands as they are among the flowers at ground level, according to new research from UEA.

Brandland Event

Norwichs prestige as a world-leading centre for brands will be celebrated in a city centre exhibition later this month.

Slowing city traffic cut road deaths by a quarter study shows

Restricting a city's speed limit to 20mph reduced road deaths by almost a quarter and serious injuries by a third, according to new research involving UEA.

Collective effort needed to help children thrive following exposure to online risks

Helping children become more digitally resilient needs to be a collective effort if they are to learn how to thrive online, according to new research led by UEA.

Report calls for Indigenous Peoples knowledge to be included in climate policy

A new report highlights how recognising Indigenous Peoples and local communities knowledge systems could do more to address climate change.

‘Circles of Stone’ links astonishing prehistoric parallels of Japan and Britain

Rising global temperatures point to widespread drought

Worsening droughts caused by rising global temperatures pose significant risks around the world according to new research from UEA.

Monkeypox outbreak highlights need for One Health approach to prevent future zoonotic diseases

The outbreak of monkeypox is a warning for the adoption of a preventative, One Health, approach, accoding to research from UEA.

UEA breakthrough reveals how prostate cancer may begin

Researchers at the University of East Anglia have made an important discovery about how prostate cancer may start to develop.

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