The wild can be ‘death trap’ for rescued animals
New study highlights how territorial slow lorises kill recently released individuals
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25 February 2026
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24 February 2026 
ARU Writtle opens unique grounds to the public
Charity open day on Sunday, 8 March is part of the National Garden Scheme
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13 February 2026 
Young carers falling behind by end of primary school
First national study of its kind identifies gaps in attainment and school attendance
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12 February 2026 
Climate policy support linked to emotions - study
New ARU research finds ‘fear’ predicts increased support, but ‘dread’ sees it fall
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12 February 2026 
Can 36 questions really change your love life?
VIEWPOINT: Does 'fast friends procedure' stand up to scrutiny?
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9 February 2026 
Research reveals impact of tinnitus on employment
New study finds 18% of adults with tinnitus are forced to reduce hours or leave work
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6 February 2026 
ARU professor explores what it means to be social
Inaugural lecture also marks the International Day of Women and Girls in Science
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6 February 2026 
What an ancient jellyfish can teach us about sleep
VIEWPOINT: Exploring new study suggesting sleep began as self-defence for cells
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5 February 2026 
Funding boosts ARU’s health and care work in East
Anglia Ruskin University will receive a share of £15.3million over the next five years
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4 February 2026 
End of the road for Moore's Law: What's next?
VIEWPOINT: What will replace the famous law of computing?