Research shows how music can reduce distress
Music therapy has unique role in improving wellbeing in advanced dementia care
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19 December 2024
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11 December 2024 
Mixing music with AI to assist care home residents
ARU music therapists look to help people with dementia of South Asian backgrounds
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6 December 2024 
We’ll always want poems with a human connection
VIEWPOINT: ARU expert discusses new research looking at AI-generated poetry
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2 December 2024 
ARU graduate's book is a big hit in the Big Apple
Created in Cambridge, Thea’s children’s book is honoured by New York Times
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29 November 2024 ARU researcher’s work showcased for impact by national data organisation
IPPPRI academic used public sector data to reveal new insights into serious and organised crime
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18 November 2024 
ARU students to haunt the Guildhall in Cambridge
Immersive theatre production will feature ‘ghostly prisoners’ and ‘crooked judges’
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14 November 2024 
Six poems all about monsters and monstrosity
VIEWPOINT: There are benefits from writing about topics that make us feel vulnerable
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14 November 2024 
Illustration students table their thoughts on faith
Collaborative installation receives plaudits in conference report
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21 October 2024 Proudly creating a global network against child sexual abuse
IPPPRI's Prof Sam Lundrigan and Dr Deanna Davy introduce the Expert Network Against Child Sexual Abuse (ENACSA) - a cross-institutional group of experts in child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE).
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18 October 2024 
Music and dementia – how songs can help sufferers
VIEWPOINT: ARU experts explain why music has such a powerful effect on the brain