New name, new focus for ARU research institute
PIER becomes IPPPRI as it extends its focus on global public protection challenges
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11 June 2024
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22 May 2024 
AI is ‘new frontier’ in battle against abuse
New technology has potential to cause unprecedented damage to children – Peer
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24 April 2024 
New ARU study will investigate Norman Cross camp
Partnership with Peterborough Museum is first to focus on items made by prisoners
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23 April 2024 
Research project to study life in Norfolk workhouse
Anglia Ruskin University joins forces with Gressenhall Farm and Workhouse museum
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26 March 2024 
New campaign shows creative and economic value of English degrees
#EnglishCreates explains how studying English can help you make a difference in the world
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18 March 2024 
ARU announces Dawes Chair of Public Protection
Professor Tim McSweeney will lead new programme to use big data to fight crime
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12 March 2024 
King Donald – how Trump could become royalty
Cambridge Festival talk will examine how republics can morph into monarchies
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12 February 2024 
VR technology recreates life on frozen continent
Walk in the shoes of polar explorers with ARU and the UK Antarctic Heritage Trust
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18 January 2024 
Conference will lift the lid on Labour in power
Anglia Ruskin event marks 100 years since party formed its first government
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15 January 2024 
'We need global action to protect children online'
ARU’s PIER24 conference in May aims to turn commitments into concrete policies