American Studies Newsletter

News

• Working-class roots drive North East graduate’s AI healthcare revolution
• National Fellowship honours Northumbria nursing leader
• Venice Biennale Fellowship
• First cohort of Civil Engineering Degree Apprentices graduate from Northumbria
• Northumbria expands results day support for students
• Northumbria academic recognised in the British Forces in Business Awards 2025
• £1.2m grant extends research into the benefits of breast milk for premature babies
• Northumbria graduate entrepreneur takes the AI industry by storm
• Study identifies attitudes towards personal data processing for national security
• Lifetime Brands brings student design concept to life
• New study reveals Arabia’s ‘green past’ over the last 8 million years
• How evaluation can reform health and social care services
• Researchers embark on a project to further explore the experiences of children from military families
• Northumbria University's pioneering event series returns with insights on experiential and simulated learning
• Support for doctoral students to explore the experiences of women who have been in prison
• Funding boost to transform breastfeeding education and practice
• A new brand of coffee culture takes hold in the North East
• BBRSC awards £6m of funding for North East Bioscience Doctoral Students
• £3m funding to evaluate health and social care improvements
• Balfour Beatty apprentices graduate from Northumbria University
• Long COVID research team wins global award
• Northumbria researchers lead discussions at NIHR event on multiple and complex needs
• Healthcare training facility opens to support delivery of new T-level course
• Young people praise Northumbria University for delivery of HAF Plus pilot
• Nursing academics co-produce new play with Alphabetti Theatre
• Research project to explore the experiences of young people from military families
• Academy of Social Sciences welcomes two Northumbria Professors to its Fellowship
• Northumbria University set to host the Royal College of Nursings International Nursing Research Conference 2024
• 2.5m Award Funds Project To Encourage More People Into Health Research Careers
• Advice available for students ahead of A-level results day
• Teaching excellence recognised with two national awards
• Northumbria law student crowned first Apprentice of the Year for the region
• Northumbria University launches summer activities to support delivery of Holiday Activities and Food programme
• UK health leader receives honorary degree from Northumbria University
• Use of AI in diabetes education achieves national recognition
• Research animation explores first-hand experiences of receiving online support for eating disorders
• Careers event supports graduate employment opportunities
• Northumbria University announces £50m space skills, research and development centre set to transform the UK space industry
• The American Academy of Nursing honours Northumbria Professor with fellowship
• New report calls for more support for schools to improve health and wellbeing in children and young people
• AI experts explore the ethical use of video technology to support patients at risk of falls
• British Council Fellows selected from Northumbria University for Venice Biennale
• Prestigious nomination for Northumbria cyber security students
• Aspiring Architect wins prestigious industry awards
• Lottery funding announced to support mental health through creative education
• Early intervention can reduce food insecurity among military veterans
• Researching ethical review to support Responsible AI in Policing
• Northumbria named Best Design School at showcase New York Show
• North East universities working together
• Polar ice sheet melting records have toppled during the past decade
• Beyond Sustainability
• Brewing success: research reveals pandemic key learnings for future growth in craft beer industry
• City's universities among UK best
• Famous faces prepare to take to the stage to bring a research-based performance to life
• Insights into British and other immigrant sailors in the US Navy
• International appointment for law academic
• Lockdown hobby inspires award-winning business launch for Northumbria student
• Lasting tribute to Newcastle’s original feminist
• Outstanding service of Northumbria Professor recognised with international award
• Northumbria academics support teenagers to take the lead in wellbeing research
• Northumbria University becomes UK's first home of world-leading spectrometer
• Northumbria's Vice-Chancellor and Chief Executive to step down
• Out of this world experience for budding space scientists
• Northumbria engineering graduate named as one of the top 50 women in the industry
• Northumbria University signs up to sustainable fashion pledge
• Northumbria demonstrates commitment to mental health by joining Mental Health Charter Programme
• Virtual reality tool that helps people to assess household carbon emissions to go on display at COP26
• EXPERT COMMENT: Why thieves using e-scooters are targeting farms to steal £3,000 quad bikes, and what farmers can do to prevent it
• Exhibition of lecturer’s woodwork will help visitors reimagine Roman life along Hadrian’s Wall
• Students reimagine food economy at international Biodesign Challenge Summit
• Northumbria storms Blackboard Catalyst Awards
• Breaking news: Northumbria’s Spring/Summer Newspaper is here!
• UK’s first ever nursing degree apprentices graduate and join the frontline
• Massive decrease in fruit and vegetable intake reported by children receiving free school meals following lockdown
• Northumbria awards honorary degrees at University’s latest congregations