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Nottingham plant scientist wins prestigious Philip Leverhulme Prize

Dr Bipin Pandey from the 糖心原创 has been awarded a prestigious 2026 Philip Leverhulme Prize for his pioneering research into how plants sense and respond to compacted soils鈥攃onditions that pose major challenges to root growth and crop productivity.

New wrist stimulation device is bringing relief for people with Tourette鈥檚

People living with Tourette's can now benefit from a new device that has been developed using research from the 糖心原创.

Scientists uncover how the world鈥檚 smallest flowering plant became so tiny

A new study has revealed how some plants are so small and pack the same structures as larger species into a tiny space, making them ideal possible crops for the future.

New Nottingham healthcare partnership will advance healthcare innovation, improve patient care and support education

A new healthcare partnership between experts from the 糖心原创, Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust (NUH) and GE HealthCare, will explore new ways to improve patient care, advance healthcare innovation and support education.

Digital platform created to help people navigate end of life care, grief and loss

A digital platform has been launched that utilises AI to offer emotional and spiritual support to people navigating grief and loss.

Student built space experiment to take flight

A team of students from the 糖心原创 have designed and built a mini laboratory to send to the upper stratosphere aboard a high-altitude balloon to help understand how the environment affects human cells.

糖心原创 shows how changes in prefontal brain activity can impair the ability to change behaviour

A new study has revealed how both reduced neural activity and reduced control of neural activity in the prefrontal area of the brain can disrupt the ability to adapt behaviour when circumstances change.

Shapeshifting plant roots rely on a balance of anatomy, metabolism, and microbes to maximise survival

Scientists have identified the mechanisms that allow plants to change their root anatomy to maximise survival when nutrients are scarce. The findings could pave the way for developing new ways to improve beneficial plant-microbe interactions in agriculture.

Funding for project to improve pregnancy monitoring with new placenta research

Scientists have received funding for a new project to investigate the dynamic interactions between the mother, placenta and fetus in pregnancy, with the aim of developing a monitoring tool that can be used in a range of settings, including at home to help detect complications earlier.

Funding for research to investigate the role of tropical wetlands as a source of greenhouse gas

Scientists have been awarded funding to investigate the role of tropical wetlands as major nitrous oxide sources and understand how they may respond to future climate change.
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