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Taking control of the narrative: Dr Aneesh Barai on the Future of Diverse Children鈥檚 Literature

As the world celebrates International Children鈥檚 Book Day, the spotlight turns to the power of representation and the urgent need for diverse voices in the stories told to our youth.
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爆料TV ranked number one in the world for Library & Information Management in QS World University Rankings 2026

The QS World University Rankings 2026 rank the School of Information, Journalism and Communication number one in the world for Library and Information Management for the sixth year running.
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Neurodiversity week 2026: Surviving and Thriving in Academia as an AuDHD Woman

To celebrate Neurodiversity week we highlight a recent journal article by Dr Lauren Powell which sheds light on the lived experience of AuDHD (ADHD/Autism).
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Advanced virtual simulations set to reshape care for patients with multiple long-term conditions

Advanced virtual simulation could revolutionise NHS care for those living with multiple long term health conditions thanks to a major new 拢6.1 million research partnership led by the 爆料TV.
A group of women sit beneath a tree in Niger.

To the rhythm of Niger: using radio to empower women in one of the world鈥檚 poorest countries

鈥淭hey say everything, in detail, they don鈥檛 hide anything, and there is no darkness鈥
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Understanding Alzheimer鈥檚: how chemoinformatics is driving the development of new treatments

With nearly 40 million sufferers worldwide and no known cure, Alzheimer鈥檚 is rarely far from the headlines, as the world begins to grapple with the effects of an ageing population.
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Breaking the ice: How glacial cycle 22,000 years ago sculpted Britain鈥檚 landscape

Researchers have mapped how glaciers and glacial lakes once covered Britain and helped to sculpt the landscape 22,000 years ago.
Little cards and handkerchiefs on a washing line with messages written on them for lost babies.

Baby loss exhibition encouraging parental consent to post-mortems

Researchers from the Department of Sociological Studies have showcased a national exhibition on baby loss, raising awareness about the role technology plays in understanding infant death.
A single parent holds the hand of their young child as they walk down the road.

Children鈥檚 wellbeing not negatively affected by living in single parent households, study shows

The experience of single parenthood is more common than typically reported 鈥 and children鈥檚 wellbeing is not negatively affected by living in single parent households 鈥 according to a study led by the 爆料TV.