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26/06/2020

Coordinated ‘noise’ between brain neurons helps animals predict outcomes to make optimal decisions

Research explored how the brain encodes information about previous experiences to determine if the result of a choice can be anticipated.

16/06/2020

OPINION: Coronavirus - the future of women's football is under threat

BU's Dr Keith Parry writes about the impact of Covid-19 on women's football in this article published by The Conversation.

09/06/2020

#blacklivesmatter: statement from the Centre for Seldom Heard Voices

The principles of equality, diversity and inclusion are at the heart of the Centre’s approach to working with marginalised and seldom heard groups. We are committed to stand against racism and all forms of oppression which harm individuals and communities.

01/06/2020

South coast universities unite in Covid-19 mission

Projects to help address the challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic have received £20,000 in funding through a regional competition.

29/05/2020

Research project will support frontline workers to help perpetrators of domestic violence change their behaviours

BU team collaborate with international partners on The Other Side of the Story: Perpetrators in Change project.

26/05/2020

Health promoters crucial to increase births at birthing centres in rural Nepal, research finds

Local health promoters can raise awareness of the advantages of using rural birthing centres, reducing a woman’s risk of dying in childbirth.

20/05/2020

Mouse in the house: international study explores the origins of the house mouse

BU’s Dr Emma Jenkins was part of research team studying the role of human activity in the emergence and spread of the rodent.

30/04/2020

Nursing for long term health: joint student-staff publication success

Congratulations to Kerry May who, with Dr Janet Scammell, has just had a journal article published in the International Journal.

23/04/2020

Unhealthy obsession with healthy eating linked with difficulty regulating emotions, new research finds

Bournemouth University research found obsessive healthy food habits used as a coping strategy to manage emotions and feel in control.

19/03/2020

BU fully funded PhD and MRes studentships open for applications

Embarking upon a research degree is one of the most exciting stages of your academic career and Bournemouth University are proud to offer a broad range of fully-funded PhD and MRes studentship opportunities across a variety of subject areas.

05/03/2020

OPINION: The history of women's cricket – from England's greens to the world stage

BU's Dr Rafaelle Nicholson looka at the history of women's cricket - which has been played as long as men's - in this article, originally published by The Conversation.

02/03/2020

BU Professor of Midwifery to be inducted into Sigma International Nurse Researcher Hall of Fame

Professor Vanora Hundley has been recognised for her achievements in midwifery and maternity research.

17/02/2020

OPINION: Tai chi health benefits - what the research says

BU's Samuel Nyman outlines the potential benefits of practicing Tai Chi in this article, originally published by The Conversation.

12/02/2020

UK Election Analysis 2019: Media, Voters and the Campaign

Featuring 85 contributions from over 100 leading UK and international academics, this publication captures the immediate thoughts, reflections and early.

10/02/2020

BU experts take part in science showcase at British Library

Bournemouth University scientists will be taking part in the British Library’s WISE Festival.

03/02/2020

Take part in the FACETS Facilitators Survey

Evaluating the impact of the FACETS programme since its launch: Facilitators Survey. Tell us about how FACETS has made a difference

03/02/2020

FACETS impact testimonials: Tell us about how FACETS has made a difference to you

FACETS (Fatigue: Applying Cognitive behavioural and Energy effectiveness Techniques to lifeStyle) is a group-based face-to-face fatigue management programme for Multiple.

29/01/2020

OPINION: Hopes that BBC reporter's courage will help remove stigma of PTSD in journalists

BU's Stephen Jukes and Karen Fowler-Watt write for The Conversation about BBC correspondent Fergal Keane's post-traumatic stress disorder.

29/01/2020

OPINION: The psychological appeal of leaders who break the rules

Barry Richards writes about why people vote for leaders who are rulebreakers in this article for The Conversation.

29/01/2020

Can you help test whether vegetable oil benefits memory and thinking?

BU researchers are looking for volunteers to take part in research investigating whether vegetable oils could hold any benefits for people with mild memory problems.