February

Keele University has pledged its commitment to a new Staffordshire Mental Health Crisis Care Concordat to help support the local community and its students with mental health concerns.

Dr Adam Moolna writes for The Conversation UK.

A new pilot trial led by Keele University to help GPs decide which treatment to offer patients with common aches and pains has shown promising initial findings to help reduce painkiller prescriptions and the use of x-rays.

New research at Keele University has revealed the impact of climate on glacier erosion rates and the significant connections between climate change, glacier behaviour, and the formation of landscapes.

Keele University has been chosen to help design a new zero carbon smart energy system for the Staffordshire town of Rugeley.

Dr Maria Flood writes for The Conversation UK.

Research undertaken by a group of physiotherapists, statisticians, bioengineers and computer scientists at Keele University will help to improve identification of risk factors for significant injuries in football and advance the use of statistical models in sports injury research.

A Keele academic has received a prestigious Stonewall award in acknowledgement of her commitment to inclusion and equality.

The Office for Students (OfS) has launched a new Uni Connect Programme at the Houses of Parliament to replace the government-funded National Collaborative Outreach Programme (NCOP).

Researchers have warned that increasing ocean temperatures could trigger a dramatic rise in sea levels, after uncovering evidence of a similar event more than 100,000 years ago.

The warming climate is having a negative impact on tree reproduction by throwing their seed production systems out of synchronisation, according to a new study co-authored by a Keele researcher.

New research at Keele University has found that GPs recognise self-harm as a serious risk for suicide, but some do not feel equipped to manage people who self-harm.

Keele University has been successful in retaining the European Commission HR Excellence in Research Award at the six year stage.

Professor Chris Fogwill, Keele University; Professor Chris Turney, UNSW, and Zoë Thomas, UNSW write for The Conversation UK.

Keele University facilities will provide a crucial resource for the delivery of a prestigious teacher training programme based in Stoke-on-Trent.

Keele University will be working with stakeholders from across the region to engage in research, as part of a new approach to public engagement.

A study being led by Keele researchers aims to establish a new role for local communities in decommissioning large industrial facilities.