November

Research led by Keele University suggests that patients with cancer who undergo a common heart procedure have worse short-term clinical outcomes compared to non-cancer patients, in the largest study undertaken to date.

Jan Hoole writes for The Conversation UK.

Geoscientists from Keele University have been working with the police to assist with the investigation of environmental crimes, such as illegal waste dumps.

A research team from Keele University has been awarded £200,000 from the Government’s new Work and Health Challenge Fund

Sharon George, Keele University and Matt Edgeworth, University of Leicester write for The Conversation UK.

Rebecca Yearling writes for The Conversation UK.

The inaugural Stoking Curiosity festival took place at the historic Spode Works factory site in Stoke-on-Trent.

Keele University Gospel Choir (KUGC) has made it to the final of the BBC Songs of Praise Gospel Choir of the Year 2018 competition.

Keele University has won a highly coveted Green Gown Award for its outstanding approach to sustainability.

Elliott Lancaster has won the ‘Enterprise’ category of the Green Gown Awards 2018 for his student project ‘Utter Rubbish’

Members of the public are invited to a free event at Keele University to learn more about the life of Staffordshire MP Colonel Josiah Clement Wedgwood, who was MP for Newcastle-under-Lyme from 1906-1942.

Karen Hunt writes for The Conversation UK.

Stoking Curiosity is Stoke-on-Trent’s first “festival of ideas” - a free festival that will build a community of curious people in Stoke-on-Trent and Staffordshire, to celebrate inquisitiveness, spark ideas, and bring people together.

Keele University geoscientists have helped police scientifically identify when a badger sett has been illegally filled in.

Keele University’s School of Psychology has been ranked in the Top 200 in the 2019 Times Higher Education World University rankings.

Robert Kirby, Professor of Clinical Education and Surgery writes for The Conversation UK.

An innovative green energy trial that could help dramatically cut carbon emissions has been given the go-ahead at Keele University

Jan Hoole writes for The Conversation UK.

A large clinical trial by researchers at the universities of Keele, Bristol, Exeter, Manchester and Hull York Medical School, and published in the British Medical Journal today, has looked at the effectiveness of adding mirtazapine to two types of antidepressants in patients who remain depressed after at least six weeks of conventional antidepressant treatment.