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30 October 2025
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29 October 2025 
School pupils get VIP treatment at Science Festival
Schools from across Essex were invited to visit Anglia Ruskin University’s campuses
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27 October 2025 
Why losing weight isn’t always best after illness strikes
VIEWPOINT: Why the habits that prevent disease may not be the ones that extend life
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27 October 2025 
New cell transportation research partnership takes off
ARU is collaborating with Life Science Group on project funded by Innovate UK
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23 October 2025 
Event will highlight music’s role in stroke recovery
ARU music therapy expert to lead free workshop at Chelmsford Science Festival
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22 October 2025 
University students will ‘vote with their feet’ over AI
US university chief to deliver warning to late adopters at Chelmsford Science Festival
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21 October 2025 
BBC presenter is bringing the Amazon to Chelmsford
Relive Greg Foot’s epic trip during event at city’s week-long extravaganza of science
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20 October 2025 
‘AI could accelerate take up of universal income’
Chelmsford Science Festival talk explores what limitless productivity means for jobs
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20 October 2025 
Sleep apnoea and the unlikely role of conch shells
VIEWPOINT: ARU sleep expert examines new research suggesting a potential treatment
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17 October 2025 
Pioneering ARU youth project marks milestone
Cambridge MP Daniel Zeichner meets participants of Trusted Adult Scheme