We’re delighted to invite you to the official launch of our new resources and successful completion of Project TOMATO (NIHR funded study)

Join us for the DEMCOMM Programme (funded by NIHR and Alzheimer’s Society) Research and Practice in Homecare SIG Public Event

Talking to teenagers about safety isn’t easy. Here’s how to do it in a way that’s honest, effective and grounded in care.

Join us for the DEMCOMM Programme (funded by NIHR and Alzheimer’s Society) Research and Practice in Homecare SIG Public Event

We’re delighted to invite you to the official launch of our new resources and successful completion of Project TOMATO (NIHR funded study)

Get inspired at BU's Research Café – where research comes alive. Ask questions, share ideas, and connect with a community of curious minds

How misleading marketing leads to greenwashed consumer behaviour and ineffective recycling of waste streams.

Get inspired at BU's Research Café – where research comes alive. Ask questions, share ideas, and connect with a community of curious minds

Teenagers become far less likely to speak to parents about online concerns and turn to their peers instead.

Conversations with researchers and healthcare professionals from Bournemouth University's Centre for Midwifery & Women's Health. Follow our podcast to learn more about women’s health and developments

“In health research, there are still so many areas where women are under-represented, and alcohol dependence is one of those,” explains Dr Chloe C

Get inspired at BU's Research Café – where research comes alive. Ask questions, share ideas, and connect with a community of curious minds

How people got stuff around before wheels.

Cliff erosion led to the discovery of the young woman's skull and bones buried in Dorset.

This is believed to be the first time such a system has been documented in European prehistory and predicts female social and political empowerment.

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Foxes fuelled on human waste pose a greater threat to endangered birds.

This species could be the poster child for conservation on a warming planet.