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Queen’s Anniversary Prize for work of DICE

The University received the highly prestigious Queen’s Anniversary Prize at Buckingham Palace on 20 February.

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Annual report shows decline in forensic science quality

Dr Robert Green OBE, forensic science expert, explains how the fall in quality affects the justice system.

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New book on Wild West legend Calamity Jane

Professor Karen Jones of the School of History has published a new account of the Wild West legend.

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New book tackles capitalist shift without revolution

Dr Albena Azmanova's book claims that our societies are on the precipice of a radical social transformation.

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Moderate intensity exercise can benefit memory

Kent research has found that moderate intensity exercise can improve memory performance.

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