21 October 2021
‘Brown Babies’ exhibition makes awards shortlist
Online exhibition of Lucy Bland’s research is in the running for national honour
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23 September 2021
Flavia's ghostly tale wins major illustration prize
ARU PhD student awarded £5,000 Klaus Flugge Prize for debut children’s book
9 September 2021
Learn to speak the language of influencers
British Science Festival event examines the words and emojis of online persuasion
27 August 2021
Artists to showcase work looking to the future, now
Cambridge exhibition allows visitors to connect to sensory aspects of the visual arts
20 August 2021
Go wild with clay at the British Science Festival
ARU ceramic artist will help us to tell stories using the ground beneath our feet
18 August 2021
Empathy training could cut crime figures - study
Research by ARU criminologists shows benefits of programmes for young people
9 August 2021
Homeside UK recruits 80 dyads
The UK Homeside study has recently recruited its 80th dyad to participate in the international randomised controlled trial investigating music and reading interventions for people living with dementia and their informal caregivers. This milestone brings the study just over three quarter mark for the recruitment target of 99 dyads in the UK.
9 August 2021
Homeside publishes results of systematic review of recruitment studies
The Homeside team has undertaken a systematic review of strategies for recruiting people with dementia and/or their family carers to music therapy studies. The results was published in the <em>Journal of Music Therapy</em> on June 26 2021.
5 August 2021
Bursary to improve diversity in children's books
New £11,200 inclusivity bursary to study world-leading Masters course at ARU
23 July 2021
Abi's postcard is just the ticket in rail competition
ARU student wins £2,500 and will see her work exhibited at stations across the UK