Brain food – putting science on the menu
Diners will discover how the food on their plate can impact their brain function at a special dining experience during the British Science Festival in Newcastle.
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Will cyber hackers create an electronic Pearl Harbour?
Could utility, transport and communication systems be hacked in a cyber-attack leading to widespread destruction? This is the question which will be asked during a debate being held at the British Science Festival next week.
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Free advice for home improvements
Do you have any worries about the condition of your home or want to make some home improvements and need some advice? Free professional help may be available from Northumbria University’s Building Advice Centre.
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New vision for Northumbria artists
Inspired artworks created by the first Northumbria University artists to take up residence in BxNU Institute for Contemporary Art’s Level 1 Studios will be showcased to the public at BALTIC 39 this month.
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UN disaster expert heads to international conference at Northumbria
A leading United Nations delegate will share her experience of preventing and responding to global disasters with leading experts at Northumbria University this month.
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Family fun day brings science to life
A science-based fun day which includes the opportunity to play against the Newcastle Eagles basketball team, get advice on running technique ahead of the Great North Run and learn how to save lives is being held at Northumbria University next month.
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Work placement scheme celebrates decade of success
A joint work placement initiative between North East property company Adderstone Group and Northumbria University is celebrating its tenth year by welcoming onboard this year’s influx of work placement students.
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‘Big Society’ award for Fencing North East
Fencing North East, an organisation set up in 2008 in partnership with Northumbria and Durham universities, has been recognised by Prime Minister David Cameron with a Big Society Award.
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Satisfied students give Northumbria top ratings
Students have given the best possible rating of 100% satisfaction in five subjects at Northumbria University, with a further five appearing within the top 15, in the latest National Student Survey.
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Negotiating success
Northumbria Law students have showcased their negotiation skills to take third place in a prestigious international competition.
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Supporting people to ‘age-in-place’
Northumbria University academics are sharing their expertise in an innovative project to help older people live independently in their own homes for longer.
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Architecture student scoops national award
Northumbria University student, Carl Harper, has been crowned a winner in a national competition led by leading architectural magazine, Building Design.
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