NatWest AI Ethics Accreditation for 60,000 Staff
NatWest has launched a bank-wide accreditation in AI and Data Ethics, making the training available to 60,000 staff members, building on its partnership with the University of Edinburgh.
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Europe and China Must Shift from AI Rivalry to Cooperation
Europe and China need to move from tech rivalry to constructive engagement in AI, focusing on shared governance, safety standards, and global cooperation to harness AI benefits.
Edge Hill Research in Global Biodiversity Report
Edge Hill University's Dr. Sven Batke and team feature in the State of the World’s Plants and Fungi 2026 report, highlighting AI and digitization in conservation.
Olivia Rodrigo Hints at Deluxe Edition of New Album
Olivia Rodrigo discusses the possibility of a deluxe version of her third album, revealing she's writing new music and considering options for its release.
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Sheffield Uni Creates 'Swear Map' to Catalogue UK Regional Insults
Researchers at the University of Sheffield are creating a catalogue of local insults and swear words to document how English is spoken across the UK in 2026, capturing regional dialects and cultural expressions.
AI Platform Aims to Reduce NEET Numbers in Young People
Edge Hill University and Career Connect are developing an AI-driven platform to identify young people at risk of becoming NEET, using data science to enable early interventions and support services.
Andrew Wiles, Fermat's Theorem Solver, Born in 1953
On this day in 1953, mathematician Andrew John Wiles was born in Cambridge, England. He is celebrated for devising the proof of Fermat's Last Theorem, a centuries-old mathematical puzzle.
Birmingham Scientists Create Revolutionary Rice-Based Material
University of Birmingham researchers have developed a groundbreaking material from rice that responds to impact speed, promising advances in robotics and protective equipment.
Birmingham Scientists Find 'Inside-Out' Solar System Breaking Rules
University of Birmingham researchers have discovered a unique planetary system around star LHS 1903, 116 light years away, where rocky and gas planets appear in unexpected positions, challenging established astronomical laws.
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Birmingham Scientists Create Magical Material from Rice
University of Birmingham researchers have discovered rice grains exhibit unique speed-dependent properties, leading to a breakthrough metamaterial for robotics and protective gear.
Artemis 2 Launch and LEGO Set Attract UK Attention
NASA's Artemis 2 mission successfully launched, sending astronauts around the Moon for the first time in over 50 years, while a detailed LEGO replica of the rocket captures interest among UK shoppers.
Birmingham Scientists Find 'Upside Down' Planetary System
University of Birmingham researchers have discovered a bizarre planetary system 116 light years away that challenges fundamental astronomical principles, with a rocky planet forming where gas giants should exist.
Artemis II Mission Rekindles Childhood Wonder of Space
NASA's Artemis II mission to the Moon sparks nostalgia and debate, blending political theatre with the enduring allure of space adventure for generations.
Wales' Research Funding Crisis Threatens Economic Future
Wales received just 2% of UK research funding in 2023-24, creating a structural disadvantage that could cost the economy over £1bn in lost opportunities over the past decade.
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Albert Einstein's Birth Anniversary: Scientific Genius
On this day in 1879, Albert Einstein was born in Ulm, Germany. His theories of relativity revolutionized physics, making him one of history's most influential minds.
James Stanley Hey's 1942 Solar Radio Astronomy Discovery
In 1942, physicist James Stanley Hey detected unusual radar interference during WWII, later identified as solar radio waves from a sunspot, founding solar radio astronomy.
Atom Bank Funds Youth Access to Top Universities
Atom Bank has distributed over £13,000 through its Futures Fund to help young people from disadvantaged backgrounds secure places at Russell Group universities, while expanding tech scholarships and internships.
Liverpool-Oxford Innovation Pact to Keep UK Businesses
Liverpool and Oxford have signed a partnership to boost research and commercialisation, aiming to retain high-growth businesses in the UK and create 40,000 jobs by 2030.
Dolly the Sheep: First Cloned Mammal Announced
On this day in 1997, British scientists at the Roslin Institute announced the birth of Dolly the sheep, marking a historic breakthrough in cloning technology.
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Liverpool AI Spinout Apoello Gets £470k Funding
University of Liverpool spinout Apoello has secured £470,000 in funding to commercialize its AI technology that aims to reduce failed experiments in materials science research.
Edge Hill Professor Wins £350k NHS Ambulance Research Grant
Professor Paresh Wankhade from Edge Hill University's Business School has been awarded nearly £350,000 to evaluate the clinical transformation model of the Welsh Ambulance Services NHS Trust. The three-year project, in partnership with Swansea University,
Cheadle Hulme Students Win Cyber Security Challenge
Four students from St James' Catholic High School in Cheadle Hulme have triumphed in a real-world cyber security competition, developing an innovative age verification app for social media platforms.
Student's AI Work Experience Sparks Innovation Passion
Marcel from St Charles Sixth Form College gains unique insights into AI's healthcare applications through CCJM Consulting placement, meeting leaders from Human Driven AI and Panacea Programme.
College Students Show Game Designs to Industry Experts
Digital media students at West Nottinghamshire College showcased original jungle-themed character designs for online games to former students now working as gaming creatives.
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Alien life discovery in 50 years, likely 'grey sludge'
Leading space scientist Dame Maggie Aderin-Pocock predicts a 'positive detection' of extraterrestrial life by 2075. Discover why she thinks it will be microbial 'grey sludge' and not little green men.
Fibonacci Day 2025: Celebrating Nature's Secret Code
Discover why Fibonacci Day on 23 November celebrates the mathematical sequence found in sunflowers, art, and music. Explore the Golden Ratio's impact from Da Vinci to modern culture.
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