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International pharmaceuticals conference held
International interdisciplinary specialists in pharmaceuticals met in Cornwall last week as part of a joint conference held by the Centre and the European Environment Agency. Held on the 19th and…
Is this the future of medicine?
In a report that will be presented to the Royal Society of Medicine next week, Dr Marco Palomino will outline the ways in which digital technology is likely to impact…
Centre secures second round of funding
The Centre has been awarded a £4 million phase of funding to help continue its important research.
Researchers short-listed for award
Researchers at the Centre have been short-listed for a major science visualisation award, run by the National Science Foundation in the USA. The award is in association with the American…
Latest Wellbeing at Work newsletter released
The latest edition of the ‘Wellbeing at Work’ e-newsletter is now available. There has been a lot happening in the world of health and work in the last few months…
Listening to Data
In an article published by the statistics magazine Significance, Nick Bearman and his colleague Ethan Brown have considered the importance of sound on our ability to interpret data. In everyday…
Research to probe inner ear disorder
A new research grant confirmed this week will allow the Centre to investigate Ménière’s disease in greater detail. The funding has been granted by the Ménière’s Society and is hoping…
Researchers attempt to 'see the future' with new tool
How do we identify what issues are likely to become important in forthcoming years and understand the risks and opportunities that they might present? This daunting challenge is being tackled…
Participants needed for new study
PhD student Josey Field is currently working on research that will examine the relationship between young adults, their nature sports, and environmental charities. As part of this study, Josey is…
Can a happy neighbourhood also be healthy?
Dr Ivy Shiue has recently published research that suggests adolescents who are satisfied with their neighbourhoods and believe themselves to be happy, are more likely to consider themselves in good…
Coastal populations healthier than those inland
A new study from the European Centre has revealed that people living near the coast tend to have better health than those living inland.
Partnership will develop a new tool for citizen science
Researchers at the European Centre have partnered with Cornish company Sea Communications to develop a pioneering new tool to capture information from the public about their local natural environment. The…