Too hot to sleep? Try these tips from sleep researcher Professor John Groeger NTU School of Social Sciences 🛌 Chill your pillow 🚿 Have a cold shower 🏃‍♀️ Save exercise for the morning Watch for more 👇

Did you know that ants were advanced surgeons in the animal kingdom? A study found that carpenter ants amputate limbs to prevent the spread of infection. Dr Chris Terrell-Nield takes a closer look for The Conversation. NTUScienceTechnology NTU Research theconversation.com/would-you-trus…

A lovely piece on Nottingham Trent University creative writing alumna Kim Slater on her life and career as a best-selling author 📚 NTU School of Arts and Humanities #creativewriting express.co.uk/celebrity-news…

Forensic science cracks the ‘unsolvable’ case of a World War I soldier’s identity, enabling his re-burial theconversation.com/forensic-scien… via The Conversation

One of our most dramatic meteor showers, The Perseids, is about to reach its peak activity. Astronomy expert Daniel Brown explains what a meteor shower is - and how best to see The Perseids. NTUScienceTechnology NTU Research

Horses are a lot smarter than previously believed, a new Nottingham Trent University study suggests. Being covered widely today including the BBC, Sky News, The Times, Daily Telegraph, Guardian and Independent. Louise Evans Brackenhurst ARES NTU Research bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

Supporting teammates following mistakes and being able to manage emotions under pressure have been identified as key characteristics of resilience in youth footballers. NTU Department of Sport Science study, in the news today. Ben Ashdown Dr Mustafa Sarkar Dr Julie Johnston independent.co.uk/news/science/e…

'Bring along patience, and it is best to observe a big range of the sky as meteors will be visible all over' - Daniel Brown in the media today discussing The Perseids meteor shower which is set to peak this evening NTUScienceTechnology NTU Research news.sky.com/story/perseid-…

The Perseids meteor shower is due to peak this evening - Daniel Brown explains more ⬇️⬇️⬇️

'If it's something you enjoy, you'll do well' Such an inspirational story from Dr Anna Champneys, course leader in wildlife conservation. Anna, who left school with no GCSEs, talks to the BBC about how it's never too late to go back into education. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

A full circle moment ✨ I remember opening my A-Level results so vividly… when I found out I’d end up at NTU I was soooo happy! Today I’m back at Nottingham Trent University reporting live for BBC Nottingham. No matter what results you get today, everything will always be okay! x

News podcast: Maria Van Kerkhove World Health Organization (WHO) on #Mpox; Anthony Clarke Curtin University on Stonehenge U.K; Michael Manga UC Berkeley on water on #Mars; Louise Evans on Nottingham Trent University study on clever horses; and BWS/Jim NR Dale on wildfires and climate change. thenakedscientists.com/podcasts/naked…

Dr Lisa O'Halloran - senior lecturer in sport and exercise psychology - discusses some of the challenges of athletes investing large amounts of time, energy and resources into their sport from a young age. Dr Lisa O'Halloran NTU Department of Sport Science NTUScienceTechnology

The Prime Minister has warned that a “culture of #presenteeism” is bad for productivity - but how do you decide whether to work when you're ill? Associate Professor Zara Whysall Zara Whysall Nottingham Business School says there are four key things to consider

Dreams on screen - advances in technology could allow us to bring our dreams to life. Dr Anthony Bloxham NTU School of Social Sciences is exploring how AI can translate our dreams into images

"Young Black people are over-represented through the whole justice system, from their interactions with the police to their presence in prisons." - Dr Shantey Francis Dr. S. NTU School of Social Sciences theconversation.com/young-black-pe…

How does personality affect performance? Superb Jonathan Harding interview with NTU Department of Sport Science researchers Laura Healy & Joseph Standford, examining how narcissism, psychopathy & Machiavellianism impact sporting relationships themindroom.substack.com/p/sport-and-th…

“Labour are hoping that their mantra of ‘the legacy of the last government is far worse than imagined’ will ensure that the blame of any ‘pain’ from the budget will land at the Conservatives’ door," says Dr Tom Caygill after PM's speech NTU School of Social Sciences inews.co.uk/news/politics-…

Ofsted: what scrapping single-word inspection grades will mean for teachers, by Dr Andrew Clapham and Rachel Harding of NTU School of Social Sciences Rachel Harding #OFSTED theconversation.com/ofsted-what-sc…

Slugs. They eat your lettuces, chew your cabbages, defoliate your dahlias and assassinate your asters. Even the name “slug” is unpleasant. But they have many benefits, as entomologist Dr Chris Terrell-Nield explains NTUScienceTechnology NTU Research theconversation.com/in-defence-of-…