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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.

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

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.

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.

UEA to host conference on ‘Norfolk’s Mary Rose’ – The Gloucester

Following the momentous discovery of a royal ship off the Norfolk coast, UEA researchers are fundraising to bring together leading historians to discuss their findings as part of the Universitys new Gloucester Project.

UEA teacher education partnership celebrates good Ofsted outcome

The University of East Anglia (UEA) Initial Teacher Education (ITE) partnership has received a good rating across the board, following an Ofsted inspection of its primary and secondary teacher training programmes.

The Worshipful Company of Barbers doubles clinical scholarship for nurses and midwives

A Clinical Scholarship for nurses and midwives at University of East Anglia has been so successful that the annual grant has been doubled.

2022 Clifford Chance Policy Competition Law Excellence Prize

Congratulations to Baran Guccuk, Law School LLB Graduate, who won this years Clifford Chance/CCP Competition Law Excellence Prize

UEA campus wins sixth straight international Green Flag Award

UEA campus has won the internationally renowned Green Flag award for a sixth year in succession.

Carbon removal using blue carbon habitats uncertain and unreliable

Restoring coastal vegetation so called blue carbon habitats may not be the nature-based climate solution it is claimed to be, according to a new study.

Face shields dont give high level Covid protection study shows

If you wore a face shield during the pandemic, it probably didnt give you a high level of protection against Covid, according to new research from the University of East Anglia.

UEA professor receives prestigious British Academy fellowship for a lifetime devoted to climate change

Prof Andy Jordan, Professor of Environmental Policy at the University of East Anglia (UEA), has joined the likes of Dame Mary Beard and Sir Simon Schama in being elected a fellow of the British Academy, in recognition of a lifetime dedicated to researchin

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