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  1. Universities and cities: Building stronger communities

    …te by those who have experienced the downsides of globalization. Where well-paid and high-status manufacturing jobs have moved overseas, they have often been replaced by jobs in services, many of which offer low pay and low job security for those at the bottom of the employment food chain. In order to understand better how modern civic universities build stronger communities, we undertook four ‘deep dive’ studies in different parts of England acro…

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  2. Global impact

    …l for the automatic identification and classification of illegal pharmacies- online malicious websites that prey on vulnerable people with the promise of cheap medicines. FAST uses a sophisticated algorithm and rapid method to identify illegal online pharmacies, discouraging visitors from buying pharmaceuticals online and providing valuable information for Interpol and other national bodies in identifying and classifying illegal activity. The rese…

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  3. Alliance Awards 2023: Meet the nominees

    …ss to university equipment and facilities. Eddie also led and authored the UK-wide Covid-19 Guidelines for Student Productions, and the Covid-19 Supervision certified training he led with First Option had over 3000 students enrolled across 10 universities. Dr McCaffrey’s work exemplifies Middlesex’s strategy themes of inclusivity, equity and sustainability, while his vision and innovations embody MDX’s community principles and creative and collabo…

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  4. Climate Action with the DTA

    …flagship collaborative programme – is focusing in on the research our doctoral researchers are doing to address the global challenges of climate change. Across the DTA network, doctoral researchers are looking at how we can reduce our energy consumption and provide more sustainable societies for all to live in. Building on the applied research strengths, industry-focus and collaborative ethos of our members, the DTA supports four interdisciplinar…

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  5. 2020 reviewed by our networks

    …fering paid internships across a wide range of industries, as well as world-class training and development. Although amongst the most diverse in the UK, Alliance universities also recognise that, like the rest of the sector, not enough has been done to address the disparities in racial equity within our institutions. Or, to leverage their immense power as pipelines of graduate talent to encourage the companies they work with to be better. They hav…

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  6. The DTA is Intersectoral- Part 4

    …es faced by the industry partners and how could we address them using state-of-the-art or future technologies.” According to Vladimir, this understanding is something Early Career Researchers really benefit from gaining at the beginning of their academic journeys, “The earlier researchers realise how industry works and thinks, the higher the chances are for them to contribute to prosperity of our society. When I was very young, I defined my purpos…

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  7. New fund opens to provide international placement opportunities for DTA fellows

    …llowing graduation from their doctoral studies. The fund will enable a 1-to-2-month international placement, in which they will explore challenges facing UK society and identify potential solutions. The proposed solutions must be scalable, sustainable and include a non-academic partner (such as a business, government agency, NGO, or a hospital). Candidates are invited to submit a proposal under themes such as ‘Creative arts, children and young peo…

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  8. University Alliance leading the way on international PHD opportunities

    …he programme is supported by a €6.5 million grant from the Marie SkÅ‚odowska-Curie COFUND Doctoral Fellowship programme. The programme offers doctoral researchers in the fields of Applied Biosciences for Health, Energy & Social Policy a range of support including: Complete funding for course fees Research costs supported A salary of over £22,300 per annum Access to an enhanced skills training programme Professor Debra Humphris, Chair of University…

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  9. THE: Scheme opens up PhD training opportunities at post-92s

    …raining,” she said. “It would not be very good if people could only do doctoral training in research-intensive universities because it may be more convenient for them [to study locally], and it’s known that having students progressing through university to PhD is good for the student experience,” she added. The new PhD opportunities in applied biosciences for health would also benefit industry, as there is a relative lack of doctoral provision in…

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  10. Research Fortnight: University Alliance goes it alone with PhD training partnership

    the 2015-16 academic year. The aim is to have 72 students enrolled by 2017-18. Paul Harrison, the pro vice-chancellor for research and innovation at Sheffield Hallam University, one of the creators of the scheme, told Research Fortnight that it was conceived as a self-funded venture from the outset, rather than as a reaction to any failed bids to the research councils for doctoral training partnerships. He says this has given organisers a certain…

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