A stand-out example of PPIE has been recognised as part of this year’s Making a Difference Awards. Winners in the Public Contribution category, the Community Liaison Group (CLG) has become a crucial component of the ClinPsyD Doctorate in Clinical Psychology course at...
What happens when world-class research meets the power of local collaboration? In Ardwick, on the doorstep of the University, the answer is a transformative environmental project that’s turning heads and cleaning air. The Ardwick Green Route, a collaboration between...
Rhianna Patel, Station Manager of Fuse FM, has been awarded second place in the "Students Supporting Other Students" category at the University of Manchester’s Volunteer of the Year Awards, recognising her remarkable impact across the student radio and wider...
A new study led by University of Manchester researchers has contributed to significant strides in asthma diagnosis. The Rapid Access Diagnostics in Asthma (RADicA) research clinic aims to identify the most effective combination of breathing tests to confirm whether...
The University recently hosted its annual Making a Difference Awards ceremony, celebrating the inspiring social responsibility achievements made by staff, students, alumni and external partners. Among the winners and highly commended entries were several projects...
This week, the University proudly celebrated the incredible contributions of our student volunteers and Peer Support community at two vibrant ceremonies held in the Whitworth Hall on Tuesday 6th and Wednesday 7th May. The 2025 Volunteer of the Year Awards and Peer...
From groundbreaking research to grassroots initiatives, the University of Manchester celebrated its changemakers on Thursday 8th May, hosting the annual Making a Difference Awards ceremony, celebrating the inspiring social responsibility achievements of staff,...
As the fourth most heavily populated country, the burden of cardiovascular disease (CVD) in Indonesia is particularly alarming, accounting for 1 in 3 deaths. The SMARThealth programme, developed by University of Manchester researchers to tackle the high risk of CVD in...
A team of Manchester researchers have developed the world’s first rapid bedside genetic test to prevent permanent deafness in babies upon administration of an emergency antibiotic.Gentamicin is administered to approximately 100,000 babies every year in neonatal units...
