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UEA’s Enterprise Centre showcased at COP26 as one of the world’s most sustainable buildings

The Enterprise Centre at the University of East Anglia will feature in an exhibition at COP26, as one of the most exemplary sustainable building projects in the world.

Lights, camera, action! New broadcasting studio opens its doors

This week saw the grand opening of UEAs new studio in Broadcast House, the new home for Broadcast Journalism and Media students at the University.

‘We can make a big difference’: UEA gives budding journalists chance to report on COP26

As world leaders turn their attention to the future of the planet in Glasgow this week, the University of East Anglia's (UEA's) Report For The Future programme is amplifying the voices of the regions journalists of the future to report on the COP26 climat

Global carbon emissions rebound close to pre-Covid levels

Global carbon emissions in 2021 are set to rebound close to pre-Covid levels, according to the Global Carbon Project.

Prostate cancer urine test identifies good prognosis patients

A prostate cancer urine test can identify men at intermediate risk who can safely avoid immediate treatment and benefit from active surveillance instead.

Read November issue of yoUr chEm mAg

The November edition of UEA's Chemistry Magazine is now available.

The shifting sounds of spring revealed in new study

Natural sounds, and bird song in particular, play a key role in building and maintaining our connection with nature - but a major new study reveals that the sounds of spring are changing, with dawn choruses across North America and Europe becoming quieter

Patients and clinicians express concerns over phone and video consultations

Patients and clinicians alike find phone and video consultations less diagnostically accurate than in-person appointments according to new UEA research.

Scientists prove light harmonics theory after 40 years

A new discovery proves for the first time a scientific theory put forward more than 40 years ago by UEA's Prof David Andrews.

All systems GROW for UEA's Colombian project

This month saw the largest and most important summit of 2021, COP26. UEA made its presence felt in a number of ways, including showcasing the results of their work from a four-year biodiversity partnership project in South America.

The Occupational Therapy student using nature to nurture wellbeing

Pottery painting, pumpkins and pigs: on Occupational Therapy Week (Monday 1 November Sunday 7 November) UEA student Jenny Walton has helped people to discover that the great outdoors can be the key to wellbeing.

Our expert on the spot at COP

Asher Minns, Executive Director of UEAs Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research, is a UN climate conference pro. But this week hes at the heart of the action as public engagement lead for all UK universities at COP 26 in Glasgow.

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