November

People living with a number of health conditions and urgent care needs often have poor broadband provision, a new study has found, which could impact the quality and availability of care that they are able to receive.

Climate change is taking effect with devastating effects, and as temperatures have already been pushed up to 1.2C above pre-industrial levels, it is looking unlikely that we will stay below the 1.5C level recommended by the International Panel for Climate Change to limit the effects.

Anne-Marie Day writes for The Conversation UK.

Keele University’s Business School has expanded its offering with a host of new courses and a new Director at the helm.

NASA’s Artemis programme aims to have people walk on the Moon again in the next few years, with a price tag of tens of billions of pounds.

The positive impacts of Keele University’s collaborations with local businesses are being celebrated as part of a new campaign launched this week.

A project exploring the legacy of a Staffordshire town's once booming textile industry has found fibres preserved in lake sediment.

Ella Tennant writes for The Conversation UK.

Professor Zoe Robinson on why COP27 matters

Researchers from Keele and Oxford universities have developed a new tool for doctors to identify patients at high risk of serious falls.

Older patients who suffer from musculoskeletal conditions like arthritis are at greater risk of worse outcomes from conditions like cancer, heart attacks, and strokes, according to new research.

Dr Tolu Olarewaju writes for The Conversation UK.