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UEA marks International day of Women and Girls in science
To mark International Day of Women and Girls in Science, female scientists from UEA are highlighting progress, celebrating success and sharing their experiences of working in science.
Read moreUEA alumni offer sporting career advice to young people
UEA graduates offered advice to young people from across the region at an event encouraging them to consider a career in sport and physical education.
Read moreEvent gives local young people a taste of Medicine
An event has given young people from local schools and colleges who are interested in studying Medicine at university the opportunity to experience what its like to be a student.
Read moreDegree apprenticeships offer new route into nursing
The first cohort of students studying degree apprenticeships in nursing at the University of East Anglia (UEA) have enrolled on their course.
Read moreMore care needed in warnings about fertility in eating disorder treatment
Women in treatment for eating disorders need more nuanced information about reproductive health, and more thought needs to be given to how and why fertility information is delivered.
Read moreChemsex and the city
The profit-driven, competitive, individualistic nature of post-2008 London has led to the phenomenon known as chemsex, according to new research from the University of East Anglia (UEA).
Read moreStudy proposes practical solution to challenges faced by bilingual children
Researchers have made a major breakthrough in the assessment of language development among bilingual families and in the identification of children who require extra support to improve language skills.
Read moreEvent educates about the importance of hydration in dementia
The UEA are educating clinicians, people with dementia, their carers and members of the public about how to support people with the dementia to avoid dehydration, at an event which takes place next week.
Read moreScientists discover key gene for producing marine molecule
Researchers at the University of East Anglia have discovered a key gene for the synthesis of one of the worlds most abundant sulfur molecules.
Read moreIn My View: Dr Jon Sharp talks about mental health
To mark University Mental Health Day on Thursday 1 March, Dr Jon Sharp, Director of Student Services, talks about how UEAs approach to mental health is adapting to changing student needs.
Read morePayments to protect carbon stored in forests must increase
Efforts to protect tropical forests in Southeast Asia for the carbon they store may fail because protection payments are too low - according to University of East Anglia research.
Read moreUEA Sportspark excellence recognised in national award
The UEA Sportspark has become one of only three university sports centres in the country to be recognised for its excellent sport and recreational facilities in a national award.
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