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New study aims to reveal the true costs of fixed-term contracts for early career researchers to help improve working conditions and broader research cultures in higher education

C-DICE, the UK’s largest postdoctoral researcher development programme - led by Loughborough University, has launched a new study to explore the wide-ranging impacts of researchers holding fixed-term positions, aiming to foster a supportive and dynamic research community.
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‘Rise of the Regions’ - a scenario in which countries respond to global trade tensions by retreating into localised production

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Loughborough Professor made Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences

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New clinic to enhance driver health promotion

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Loughborough University celebrates first Global Young Academy Member

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Energy bills and debt are rising yet again – here are three things that would help vulnerable households

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Scientists uncover how microswimmers move faster in groups – paving the way for tiny drug-delivering robots

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“Speak English!” Has Donald Trump weaponised English by making it the official language of the United States?

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“Disabled people are already financially disadvantaged – health-related benefits are essential to many that receive them" - Living standards expert explains the implications of planned welfare cuts

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Loughborough University selected as a UK Sport Social Impact Partner

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New AI model can measure weed growth – here's how it could help ensure global food security

“Technology wasn’t at fault - the human use of it was” – Cyber security expert explains how easily human mistakes can undermine even the best technical safeguards

Nomination Open for University Prizes

Turkey: a favourable international climate is spurring Erdoğan’s crackdown on democracy

The world’s first global thematic report on sport trafficking unveils critical insights into exploitation

Trailblazer of Football Association appointed as Loughborough University’s new Director of Sport

IGEM announces support for EnerHy Centre for Doctoral Training to advance green hydrogen technologies