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Designing a sustainable future
Sophie Donnison and Dr Mike Deary
PRME Champion
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Research led by Northumbria academics shines a light on the impact of moving patients from hospitals to care homes during the pandemic. Photo - Getty Images
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Professor Hamdi Torun pictured holding up a contact lens
a headshot image of Andy Smith smiling at the camera with an image of the sun in the background
Former World Cup alpine ski racer, Chemmy Alcott is pictured with Abigail Brierley and Deputy Editor of the New Civil Engineer, Belinda Smart
Nursing scholar recognised for global impact at international conference
Paul Andrew Gomez High Commissioner
This photo shows a young refugee who gained entrepreneurial skills as a volunteer. She then started her own business in Nakivale refugee settlement, Uganda, in order to improve her standards of living. Photo by Issa Bagarira, Refugee Youth Volunteering Uganda (RYVU) research project.
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