Research
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HIVE event buzzes with cross-sector collaboration for healthcare innovation
/news/2025/06/hive-event-buzzes-with-cross-sector-collaboration-for-healthcare-innovation/
Edge Hill University hosted its inaugural HIVE Conference in collaboration with healthcare professionals to drive innovation in the sector.
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Why the Musk and Trump relationship is breaking down - a psychologist explains
/news/2025/06/why-the-musk-and-trump-relationship-is-breaking-down-a-psychologist-explains/
In a recent article for The Conversation, Geoff Beattie, Professor of Psychology, explains why the Musk and Trump relationship is breaking down.
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Edge Hill is key in major new project to fight infection and disease
/news/2025/05/edge-hill-is-key-in-major-new-project-to-fight-infection-and-disease/
Researchers At Edge Hill University are playing a key role in a major new project to place Liverpool as a global leader in the fight against infection and disease.
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Supporting mental health through exercise: why safe and effective practice matters
/news/2025/05/supporting-mental-health-through-movement-why-safe-and-effective-practice-matters/
Professor Andy Smith discusses how his research, and the work of his colleagues, is informing guidance from leading mental health organisations.
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Edge Hill historian lands top role in major Jack the Ripper series
/news/2025/04/edge-hill-historian-lands-top-role-in-major-jack-the-ripper-series/
Edge Hill University historian Bob Nicholson will appear on all three episodes of a gripping Sky History drama documentary on the infamous Jack the Ripper.
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The cure-iosities of biomedical science: A conversation with Lecturer Amanda Thomaz
/news/2025/03/the-cure-iosities-of-biomedical-science/
Lecturer Amanda Thomaz speaks to us about her journey into biomedical science, the importance of the field, and how you can uncover the 'cure-iosities' of biomedical science at Edge Hill.
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How smarter greenhouses could improve the UK's food security
/news/2025/02/how-smarter-greenhouses-could-improve-the-uks-food-security/
In a recent article for The Conversation, Dr Sven Batke, Reader in Plant Science at Edge Hill University explains the role smarter greenhouses can play in UK food security.
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Why Democrats are switching off the news - a psychologist explains
/news/2025/02/why-democrats-are-switching-off-the-news-a-psychologist-explains/
In a recent article for The Conversation, Geoff Beattie, Professor of Psychology, explains why Democrats are turning off the news.
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Edge Hill launches behavioural data service to give smaller businesses a competitive edge
/news/2025/01/edge-hill-launches-behavioural-data-service-to-give-small-businesses-a-competitive-edge/
Edge Hill University is offering small businesses in the UK a new data-driven service to help them grow and gain a competitive edge.
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Five Christmas story elements that don't appear in the Bible, from the little donkey to the inn keeper
/news/2024/12/five-christmas-story-elements-that-dont-appear-in-the-bible-from-the-little-donkey-to-the-inn-keeper/
In a recent article for The Conversation, Dr Chris Greenough, Professor of Social Sciences, explores why some of the most well-known elements of the Christmas story are not actually found in the Bible.
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