Keele University - February

28 February 2018

Virtual archaeology: how we achieved the first long-distance reconstruction of a cultural artefact

A group of outstanding researchers write for The Conversation UK.

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23 February 2018

Why it’s so hard to unravel the mysterious origins of domestic horses

Jan Hoole, Lecturer in Biology, Keele University writes for The Conversation UK.

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21 February 2018

Keele psychologist launches new book on forgiveness

Dr Masi Noor, a Lecturer in Psychology at Keele University, launched his new book Forgiveness is Really Strange in London today.

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21 February 2018

How Brexit could drain Britain’s bottled mineral water industry dry

Alexandre Nobajas, Lecturer in Human Geography and GIS writes for The Conversation UK.

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19 February 2018

Loneliest tree in the world marks new age for our planet

An international research team, including Professor Christopher Fogwill from Keele University, has pinpointed a new geological age, the Anthropocene.

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15 February 2018

Pet theft is on the rise, with more than 60 dogs stolen in the UK every week

Daniel Allen, Animal Geographer, Keele University writes for The Conversation UK.

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13 February 2018

New models give insight into the heart of the Rosette Nebula

New research offers an explanation for the discrepancy between the size and age of the Rosette Nebula’s central cavity and that of its central stars.

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07 February 2018

Keele University officially opens new multi-million pound redevelopment of life sciences building

Keele University’s Chancellor, Jonathon Porritt, CBE officially opened the School of Life Sciences’ £11 million building redevelopment and extension this week.

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