February

Supporting forgotten communities, attracting global talent to North Staffordshire, and demonstrating the tangible impact of academic research were among the concepts discussed at the second of Keele’s new debate events this week.

Keele University has been shortlisted for a Student Nursing Times Award, reflecting its commitment to enhancing learning through creative and meaningful use of digital technology. 

A leading life sciences manufacturing company based on Keele’s Science and Innovation Park is expanding its headquarters and manufacturing operations after securing major government funding.

More than 200 healthcare academics at Keele University are combining teaching with frontline roles in the NHS - training the next generation of professionals while caring for local patients every day.

The opening night of the Keele Debates series heard wide-ranging discussion on the changing face of higher education, with speakers debating issues from the future of universities to rising tuition fees and the growth of cross-border campuses.

Keele University Students’ Union and Keele Postgraduate Association have today announced that they will be combining their resources and becoming a single organisation.

A research team including a Keele scientist have found that countries with higher levels of air pollution were also more likely to have higher numbers of deaths from Dengue, a rapidly expanding disease spread by mosquitoes.

A tool created by Keele scientists will help researchers studying brain injuries and neurological disorders by allowing them to grow a brain cell sheet for their studies, without the usual practical and ethical hurdles of such research.

A Keele University graduate is part of a courageous trio of women preparing to take on one of the world’s most demanding endurance challenges.

The first students to receive a prestigious scholarship designed to improve representation in academia have graduated from their Master’s courses at Keele, and have already begun PhDs.

A team led by a Keele University researcher has secured a prestigious grant from the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) to help doctors identify more people at risk of a damaging bone disorder.