Leading academic elected President of international professional body
A leading academic at Northumbria University, Newcastle has been appointed President of the Chartered Society of Forensic Sciences.
More detailsNew technology ideas for those affected by Dementia
Community-driven technologies could soon be helping families living with dementia, thanks to a new online competition.
More detailsCOMMENT: Safe Harbour, Sir John Chilcot and Freedom of Information
Dr David Thomas, Northumbria University, discusses threats to openness in the digital world.
More detailsNorthumbria student’s first day on campus for graduation
Ama Carmichael's first ever visit to Northumbria's campus was to recieve her degree...
More detailsConferences address big solutions for big data
The storage, management and analysis of big data was the focus for discussion during two international conferences, held at Northumbria…
More detailsMinistry of Defence joins forces with Northumbria’s engineering excellence
Northumbria University and the Ministry of Defence renew collaboration for a further five years.
More detailsNorthumbria academics head stateside to present latest research
Academics from Northumbria University, Newcastle specialising in the interaction between humans and computers will present their latest…
More detailsNorthumbria University announces £52m investment in its city campus
Northumbria University has announced plans to invest £52 million over the next two years to make significant improvements to its Newcastle…
More detailsREVEAL: Computer & Information Science
Showcase of final year projects from Computer and Information Science programmes
More detailsREVEAL: Creative Writing
BA and MA Creative Writing Showcase
More detailsSupercomputer investment will power world-leading research and innovation
Northumbria University has announced a multi-million pound investment in its first university-wide high-performance computing facility…
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