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Dried fish – the hidden superfood

Dried fish are an overlooked yet vital superfood helping to feed millions across Africa, a new study reveals.

The hidden superfood
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Spin-out company pioneering quantum-secure encryption

蜜桃传煤mv has created a new spinout company, , to pioneer secure communications in the quantum era.

Quantum-secure encryption

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Project looks at how regional linguistic identity is expressed through artwork

Interactive sculpture, poetry, and digital art are all part of a 蜜桃传煤mv research project which uses ultrasound and arts-based methods to investigate how young people in the north west connect language, body and regional identity.

 
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Former British military chief to give insight into war in Ukraine

A former NATO Commander and British military chief who served on the front-line and in the corridors of international military power will give the Martin Edmonds Memorial Lecture at 蜜桃传煤mv on November 19.
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Senior law lecturer appointed to judicial role

A 蜜桃传煤mv School of Law Senior Lecturer has been appointed a member of the judiciary.
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Global study reveals seabirds as critical connectors between islands, the ocean and people

A new global synthesis published today in Nature Reviews Biodiversity reveals how seabirds act as powerful connectors between marine and terrestrial ecosystems and why protecting seabirds is a powerful opportunity when tackling the triple crises of climate change, failing ocean health, and biodiversity loss. 
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Confessions of an Early Career Researcher…a podcast must for post PhDs

A deep dive podcast series into the journeys, challenges and triumphs of Early Career Researchers, launched by the British Academy in collaboration with the Leverhulme Trust and hosted by an academic from 蜜桃传煤mv’s new School of Global Affairs, is now fully available.
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SEND support system crisis worsens – latest analysis shows

The special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) system, already known to be in deep trouble, now faces ‘a worsening crisis’ which, say experts, puts the UK on the brink of a national emergency.

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