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Is Tesla’s sales slump down to Elon Musk?
In January, sales of Tesla cars slumped across five European countries – the UK, France, Sweden, Norway and the Netherlands. Sales were down too in California – the US state with the largest car ...
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Durham joins alliance to enhance planetary health
We have joined the Planetary Health Alliance (PHA), reaffirming our institution’s commitment to understanding and addressing global environmental change and its health impacts. The alliance connects ...
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The Power of Storytelling in shaping inclusive Higher Education
Storytelling is a powerful way to foster understanding and empathy. Research from Princeton University shows that storytelling can synchronise brain wave patterns between the storyteller and the ...
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Local CEOs are less likely to be corrupt
Local CEOs – those whose firm’s headquarters were within 100 miles of their birthplace. Non-local CEOs – those managing firms further away from where they were born. The results revealed that ...
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‘An enormous pleasure’ – UK Government Minister’s joy at Durham return
Our graduate and now UK Government minister Lord (James) Timpson has spoken of his love of Durham during a return visit. Lord ...
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Euclid space telescope discovers stunning Einstein Ring
Main image: The ring of light surrounding the centre of the galaxy NGC 6505, captured by ESA’s Euclid telescope, is a stunning example of an Einstein ring. Credit: ESA/Euclid/Euclid Consortium/NASA, ...
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Professor Clare McGlynn helps change law on sexually explicit deepfakes
That is about to change after the UK Government said it would adopt a proposal drafted by Professor Clare McGlynn, of Durham ...
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Durham’s strengths in space and quantum research focus of German Ambassador’s visit
Our strengths in space and quantum research were the main focus of a visit to Durham University by the German Ambassador to the UK. His Excellency Miguel Berger also learned more about our expertise ...
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Cracks in Greenland Ice Sheet growing more rapidly
The Greenland Ice Sheet is cracking open more rapidly as it responds to climate change. Dr Tom Chudley, in our Department of ...
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Reimagining the imagination at the world’s largest literary festival
A collaboration with the Edinburgh International Book Festival, ReaderBank is the world’s most ambitious study of imagination, reading and well-being. It seeks to explore how people imagine when they ...
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Durham researchers help discover largest radio jet ever seen in early Universe
Image - Artist’s illustration showing the largest radio jet ever found in the early Universe. Durham University researchers involved in this study are: Frits Sweijen and Professor Leah Morabito. Read ...
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The future of gestation
To make a baby, there must be a successful gestation. Gestation is the process of becoming before birth in which an embryo is transformed into a mature human fetus that can be capable of surviving ...