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Durham expert leads advisory group on new guidance for doctors
New duties for doctors to tackle toxic cultures are among proposals put forward for public consultation by the General Medical Council (GMC).
Prestigious Geological Society Award for Durham earthquake researcher
A researcher from our Department of Earth Sciences who specialises in the study of earthquakes has been recognised with a prestigious international award.
Durham City of Culture bid supported by DEI
We’re proud to be supporting Durham’s bid to be UK City of Culture 2025, which has now been formally submitted.
Passion for music and inclusivity leads to show-stopping performance
A St Chad’s College music outreach project unlocked the potential of Durham schoolchildren who staged an unforgettable performance of Captain Noah to a packed theatre audience.
Royal honour for pioneering Classicist
Congratulations to Dr Arlene Holmes-Henderson, our Associate Professor of Classics and Ancient History, who has been made an MBE by King Charles III for Services to Education.
Great Cable Challenge 2024
International E-Waste Day aims to raise awareness of electrical waste as the fastest growing source of waste in the world. Almost all of us have unwanted or broken cables clogging up our drawers at home or at work.
Durham University Visitor Attractions excel in VisitEngland assessment
Durham University Visitor Attractions have received excellent scores from VisitEngland as part of their Visitor Attractions Quality Scheme.
Green Lane Houses - Case Study
The Estates and Facilities Directorate have installed heat pumps at four properties on Green Lane in Durham City.
Sign up to Mammal Web and support citizen science
Mammal Web is a project which collates data from motion sensing cameras which are set up to photograph and monitor wild mammals. And researchers at Durham University need YOUR support in monitoring and documenting mammals in your area.
Lord Darroch of Kew discusses democracy in turbulent times
As part of Durham Global Week, we were delighted to welcome distinguished alumnus, Lord Darroch of Kew (Hatfield College, Zoology, 1972-75), to our School of Government and International Affairs.
IMH welcomes its Advisory Board to Durham
On 11-12 July, the Institute was delighted to host members of our international Advisory Board in Durham for its annual meeting.
The power of small changes in an energy transition
Professor Grant Ingram is the Programme Director of our MSc in Energy Engineering Management at Durham. Grant is an expert in sustainable business engineering development. Here he explains the importance of the power of collaboration and small changes in an energy transition.