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Greater economic backwardness linked to increased civil unrest
Economically more backward countries are more likely to experience both violent and non-violent civil unrest, according to research by the University of East Anglia.
Read moreNew technology spells out what’s said when audio fails
New lip-reading technology developed at the University of East Anglia could help in solving crimes and provide communication assistance for people with hearing and speech impairments.
Read moreUK parents no longer work the longest hours in EU
Fathers in the UK are no longer working the longest hours in Europe, according to a study of 17 countries involving the University of East Anglia.
Read moreElite footballers are role models for skills, not lifestyle
Young people arent likely to emulate how professional footballers behave except when it comes to their skills on the pitch, according to new research from the University of East Anglia.
Read moreInspirational managers may harm workers’ health
Managers who inspire their staff to perform above and beyond the call of duty may actually harm their employees health over time, according to researchers from the University of East Anglia.
Read moreMusic festivals' impact on life in Britain
The cultural, socio-political and economic impact of Britains festival season reaches far beyond the summer months and event locations, according to a new report from the University of East Anglia (UEA).
Read moreScotland: Conservatives closing the gap on Labour
With two days until the Scottish Parliament election, the Conservatives have a chance of overtaking Labour but Kezia Dugdale's party is still more likely than not to finish in second place to the Scottish National Party.
Read moreBritain slow to adjust to gender equality in work-family roles
Gender equality in work-family roles has not yet been reached in Britain, with a fifth of families still relying on the father being the sole full-time breadwinner despite a significant growth in dual earning households, according to new research.
Read moreFairness at work can affect employees’ health
Employees experiences of fairness at work can impact on their health, according to a new study involving the University of East Anglia.
Read moreNew initiative to help Northern Ireland food producers
A new initiative led by UEA and Queens University Belfast will help food producers in Northern Ireland to identify opportunities in the marketplace and to develop their competitiveness.
Read moreInvestment in energy storage vital
Government subsidies should be used to encourage investment in energy storage systems if renewable power is to be fully integrated into the sector, according to UEA researchers.
Read morePaston Footprints 600 project to uncover family’s secrets
A partnership between the University of East Anglia (UEA), the Paston Heritage Society and other community groups will bring one of Britains most prominent medieval families to life for future generations.
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