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A ‘No’ victory in the upcoming referendum on Britain’s membership of the European Union could spark political and economic change across the rest of the EU.

A ¸£Àû¼§ scientist has been awarded a £240,000 grant to work on developing improved vaccines against Tuberculosis (TB).

Two new optical devices could reduce the need to take tissue samples during medical examinations and operations and to then send them for testing.

Implementation of plain packaging for cigarettes and loose tobacco went ahead on schedule after last week's ruling from the UK High Court.

The University is launching a new scheme to support the next generation of digital entrepreneurs.

Growing tissues and organs in the lab could become easier after scientists discovered an effective way to produce three-dimensional networks of blood vessels.

The World’s first motion picture of our Universe, being dubbed the ‘greatest movie ever made’, is to be produced by international astronomers.

The technology used by the entertainment industry could be used to help train elite athletes, for medical diagnosis and to improve prosthetic limb development.

50 images of research will go on display this week (Thursday 12 May) at The Edge for an innovative exhibition showcasing the impact of such research.

Researchers have built a nano-engine that could form the basis for future applications in nano-robotics, including robots small enough to enter living cells.