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Science takes new step towards 'editing' genetic disease
Findings address long-standing questions about how these enzymes work
19/10/26 -
Neanderthal remains may be earliest human ancestor find killed by a spear
Emeritus Professor Chris hunt and team from Cambridge make spectacular find at Neanderthal cave in Iraq.
16/10/26 -
"We are all potential victims of deepfakes" says leading researcher
Author of global guidelines on tackling fake video and audio Dr Emily Williams talks us through the latest developments to...
15/10/26 -
How vulnerable are our historic buildings to flooding?
Environmental scientist Dr Sarah Percival partners Historic England in new study of heritage sites
14/10/26 -
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Race Equality Charter Silver awarded to LJMU
Liverpool John Moores University has been awarded Race Equality Charter Silver, one of only ten universities in the UK to...
14/10/26 -
What’s your apocalypse skill? How a future‑proof hobby can bring fulfilment today
Environmental researcher Dr Kezia Barker writes for The Conversation on survival skills for a better you
12/10/26 -
‘Carbon sink’ peatlands can be viably farmed - study
LJMU scientists part of Paulus Demos consortium exploring potential of farming peatlands.
12/10/26 -
How can song supercharge learning?
Professor of Education Craig Hammond explains the ideas in his new book
08/10/26 -
Abuse, neglect, violence: two in three young Europeans have experienced childhood adversity
Research conducted by LJMU's Public Health Institute underpins World Health Organisation report
07/10/26 -
The BIG Question – How is AI changing our NHS?
LJMU experts in computer science, automation, nursing, healthcare and organisational management tackle The BIG Question in...
06/10/26