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Publication of the week: Professor Paul Trayhurn
Trayhurn, P. & Alomar, S.Y., “Oxygen deprivation and the cellular response to hypoxia in adipocytes – perspectives on white and brown adipose tissues in obesity”, Frontiers in Endocrinology – Genomic…
App launched to help mature students
The first app aimed at mature students is the only of its kind and will help them get acclimatised to the academic world. University of Buckingham business students have developed…
Press release: Appointment of Sir Anthony Seldon as Vice-Chancellor
16 April 2015 The University of Buckingham is pleased to announce the appointment from 1 September 2015 of Sir Anthony Seldon as Vice-Chancellor in succession to Professor Terence Kealey. Anthony…
Appointment of Sir Anthony Seldon as Vice-Chancellor
The University of Buckingham is pleased to announce the appointment from 1 September 2015 of Sir Anthony Seldon as Vice-Chancellor in succession to Professor Terence Kealey. Anthony Seldon is a…
Publication of the week: Dr Adolfo Paolini
Paolini, A., “Auditors’ liability and corporate fraud in the UK: Does corporate size and structure matter?”, Journal of Business and Technology Law 10 J. Bus. & Tech. L. 245/266 (2015)…
Sir Chris Woodhead Blog: Is innovation in our schools really the answer?
Labour’s spokesman on education, Tristram Hunt, believes that the demand for extra school places should be ‘a golden moment’ to open more ‘innovative’ schools. There is no doubt that we…
In the news – 14 April 2015
“Homeland’s Carrie Mathison is hardly the first spy who loved men”. An article in the Daily Telegraph (8 April) quotes Professor Anthony Glees in a discussion of the use of…
Talk by Dr Hisham Al-Assam at St Paul’s Catholic School
Dr Hisham Al-Assam was invited to give a talk at St Paul’s Catholic School, Milton Keynes, on 22 January 2015, as part of their Public Understanding of Science lectures. In his…
Publication of the week: Professor Alan Smithers
Smithers, A., “The dilemma of selection in schools”, in Anastasia de Waal (ed.), The Ins and Outs of Selective Secondary Schools (London: Civitas, 2015), 194-205. ISBN: 978-1-906837-71-6. In The Ins…
Applied Computing is heading the first KTP project of the University
The Department of Applied Computing just started a 3-year Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) project on secure face recognition. A grant of £160,000 jointly funded by Innovate UK and a local…