…at institutions which typically attract students from more advantaged socio-economic backgrounds. This will make studying creative arts the preserve of a small group of elite students who can study away from home, and is completely contrary to the Government’s levelling up agenda. We strongly urge the reconsideration of these cuts, and the protection of creative education pathways across a diverse higher education system. This will not only benefi…
…International UK’s recent report indicate that 11 per cent of girls aged 14-21 have not been able to afford period products in lockdown instead resorting to makeshift products such as toilet roll, socks, fabric or paper. Led by Gemma Williams, Dr Annalise Weckesser and Dr Emma Craddock, the study will see people accessing period poverty services and charities, community groups and organisations providing period poverty initiatives interviewed abou…
…at home as a parent. As a DTA researcher, I had imagined that I was future-proofed for any disruption to my daily schedule; that somehow, I could always bounce back resiliently. In January 2020, I had just started data collection, and it was looking promising. But then, lockdown happened and I had no choice but to redesign parts of my project. I needed something to distract myself from the turmoil this challenge brought and, somewhat unexpectedly…
…into a new home in Shepherds Bush Market which is a space dedicated to bio-based companies. They now have a team which includes abiochemist, polymer chemist and chemical engineer. Rob and Rowan hope they can make a real impact on the world, and they want Chip[s] Board® to inspire more young people to find creative solutions to issues affecting the world. Chip[s] Board® has won a Creative Conscience gold award, the July Shell LiveWIRE competition…
…skills capacity of the vaccine manufacturing workforce within the Stockton-on-Tees region. Sitting at the nexus between higher education, business and public services, it is often Alliance universities that deliver the commercialisation of findings, translational research, innovation support and skills development necessary to develop ideas into application; delivering real-world innovations in care, services, products and delivery. This role wil…
…and risk to the wider community. We will continue to work closely with the Minister for Universities and Department for Education senior officials to make the case for the urgent return of all remaining students.” Notes:…
…ised for Audio Finishing and Colour Grading. The Media Centre has a further 20 Avid machines in the post-production teaching suite on Level 0. Dubbing Suites (TV) The Media Centre has full broadcast-standard dubbing suites. Based on a multi-layered ProTools desk, the suites can dub both film and TV projects with up to 120 simultaneous sound sources. There is an ADR (Additional Dialogue Recording) booth and the ability to record Foley (additional l…
…entre will lead the work to develop the skills capacity within the Stockton-on-Tees region, working in partnership with industry delivering expertise, facilities and training potential to upskill the vaccine manufacturing workforce. Anglia Ruskin University (ARU)- New test can detect COVID-19 in 20 minutes ARU’s Professor Stephen Bustin, with colleagues ar Chelmsford hospital, have developed a robust, reliable assay, or test, for COVID-19 which…
…e support just over 100 students with experience of local authority care, alongside students estranged from their families, young adult carers, and asylum seekers on our award-winning KU Cares scheme. Through KU Cares we support care leavers by working collaboratively with local authorities, university services and external organisations. We have a package of practical support including bursaries and access to year-round accommodation. There are t…
…yone safe. Athanasios is part of the security staff at Daniel Defoe and Marie Dove works as a receptionist at the Cutty Sark accommodation. Make sure you say thank you next time you see them. …
