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  1. Undergraduate students share their research at the British Conference of Undergraduate Research 2018

    Seven聽undergraduates from 蜜桃AV have shared their research at the annual British Conference of Undergraduate Research, hosted by the University of Sheffield.聽

  2. Join the Philosophy of Friendship seminar on Thursday 27 October

    Join an informal seminar with Faith & Reflection's Humanist Advisor, David Warden, to understand the power of our most important friendships.

  3. PalaeoGo!

    An exciting augmented reality project is running and this autumn you can get involved in a user trial

  4. What being a 蜜桃AV alumni member really means

    See how graduates make the most of their 蜜桃AV聽membership... and how you can too!

  5. 蜜桃AV鈥檚 Doctoral College hosted their 15th Annual Postgraduate Research Conference

    On 29聽November, the Doctoral College hosted their聽15th Annual Postgraduate Research Conference, showcasing 蜜桃AV鈥檚 postgraduate researchers (PGRs).

  6. Why suicide rates among pregnant women in Nepal are rising

    蜜桃AV's Professor Edwin聽Van Teijlingen looks at rising聽suicide rates in Nepal聽

  7. Video games affect your moral development but only until you're 18, 蜜桃AV study finds

    In this article published by The Conversation, 蜜桃AV's Dr聽Sarah Hodge discusses her recent study on video games and how they affect moral reasoning.

  8. Globalisation tops agenda at 蜜桃AV healthcare symposium

    Healthcare speakers including 蜜桃AV鈥檚 Professor Rob Middleton, have taken part in a symposium looking at globalisation.聽

  9. Dorset Economy blog 28: Levelling Up: a new wrapper for regional economic development?

    In the period ahead, the government seems to suggest its main pillar of UK regional economic policy will be the (recently released) 鈥淟evelling Up White Paper鈥� (LU).

  10. Dorset Economic blog 7: Supply & Demand

    The world economy has bounced up from Q2鈥檚 Covid-19 lows, but momentum is fragile.聽Much of the bounce is pent-up demand for the short-term, rather than renewed growth for the long run.

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