New research reveals that how you phrase a question to AI can shape the answer you get—offering a simple technique to reduce bias and improve accuracy.
A £50m UKRI initiative will harness AI, community insight, and cutting-edge research to tackle knife crime, violence against women and girls, and rebuild trust in policing across the UK.
Edinburgh is deepening its global scientific partnerships, using city-level collaboration to drive innovation, tackle shared challenges, and boost economic and research impact worldwide.
A new Mersey Maritime initiative from LJMU aims to drive innovation, sustainability, and skills development—positioning Liverpool at the forefront of the UK’s evolving maritime sector.
A new partnership between the University of Plymouth and the Met Office is redefining how meteorologists are trained—preparing a new generation to tackle climate change and extreme weather with cutting-edge tools and real-world expertise.
The University of Liverpool highlights how AI is revolutionising materials science, showcasing breakthroughs in faster discovery and sustainable innovation during a high-profile UKRI visit.
A UCL professor’s shortlisting for the Women’s Prize for Non-Fiction spotlights the growing influence of academic research in shaping public debate and advancing evidence-based storytelling.
A groundbreaking new research facility at Imperial College London is set to transform heart and lung medicine through collaboration, innovation, and cutting-edge technology.
Seabirds navigating thousands of miles without GPS are inspiring a new wave of resilient navigation technology, offering solutions to modern vulnerabilities in satellite-based systems.
Professor Karen Steel receives a major international award for her groundbreaking research into the genetics of hearing loss, marking a significant milestone in auditory science.