Top story: Revolutionary blood test detects cancer at an early stage
Our press release announcing a revolutionary cancer blood test - which we first published in late 2024 - got a new lease of life after it was reissued by the government.
The test was developed by our scientists Prof Paul Skipp and Dr Andy Shapanis and can detect the disease at an early stage.
Dr Chiara Dall’ora’s study into sickness rates among nurses was covered by Nursing Times, Southern Daily Echo and Heart FM.
Dr Davide Filingeri and PhD student Jade Ward were featured in Channel 4 documentary Britain's Best Buys, discussing natural deodorants, with Natalie Cassidy.
The Daily Echo ran our press release about students from the Law School who are volunteering in court.
Prof Joerg Wiedenmann was quoted in the Washington Post in an article about the world’s largest coral bleaching event. His comments were also carried by The Weather Channel.
Dr William Waites spoke to BBC Future about efforts in the USA to save decades of scientific data being deleted from government websites.
Prof Jane Falkingham was on BBC Politics South talking about falling birth rates, life expectancy and our ageing population.
Dr Lisa McNeil was on BBC Radio Solent talking about using earthquake ‘waves’ to understand earth's interior.
Dr Joan Mahoney spoke to BBC World News and BBC News Channel about the US Supreme Court ruling on recent deportations from the USA.
Dr Simon Boxall commented to BBC News Channel about the effects and ways of removing carbon from sea water.
Prof Chris Hauton’s £3m project to improve the sustainability of mollusc farming in Asia was on ITV Meridian.
Dr Neil Gostling’s dinosaur exhibition was listed as one of the Southern Daily Echo’s top things to do over the Easter break.
Dr Hoa Dong spoke to CNN about Chinese factories using social media to encourage US consumers to buy from them direct.
Dr Becky Ward was on BBC Radio Solent speaking about Big Brother and the psychology of house sharing.
Our press release about Ignite Your Journey's Transition & Skills Day was featured in the Daily Echo.
The Daily Echo reported (in print) the launch in Parliament of the Framing the Future report on safeguarding the visual arts, co-commissioned by the John Hansard Gallery.