Artistic Director Balbir Singh received his MBE this week at Windsor Castle for services to dance, following his inclusion in the King’s New Year Honours List.

Wolfson Fellow Professor Paul Chazot was placed in the Q&A chair by the Live Well with Pain team.

The Bionow Project of the Year Award was presented last night to a project that has demonstrated a major step forward in research and generated intellectual property or demonstrated an innovative and novel approach to a problem.

It's hard times for the NHS and we've had quite a few people contact us to say they are still waiting on funding from their organisation before they can book their tickets for the Footsteps to Change Conference.

The Bionow Project of the Year Award will be presented to projects that have demonstrated a major step forward in research and generated intellectual property or demonstrated an innovative and novel approach to a problem.

Welcome to the launch of the inaugural FUSE Creative Research, Engagement and Dissemination Community of Practice programme.

Congratulations to Dr Evelyn Mary-Ann Antony, a PhD student in the School of Education, who has won a prestigious award for her research in child psychology.

The UK government’s recently published proposed education reforms include measures to improve teacher recruitment, student achievement and belonging at school. Education experts, including Professor Stephen Gorard from our School of Education, share their thoughts on the proposals.

REACH County Durham is a partnership between Durham County Council, Durham University and Durham Community Action. Our aim is to examine ways to tackle the unfair and avoidable differences in health experienced by communities in our area, what we call the “wider determinants of health”. These play a crucial role in shaping health outcomes for County Durham residents.

We are delighted to celebrate that our Wolfson Honorary Fellow, Balbir Singh has been awarded an MBE in The King’s Honours List 2026

Closing the health gap between the North and the rest of England could put an extra £18.4 billion into the economy per year, according to new research by the NHSA and Health Equity North

Long-term effects of concussions, particularly in contact sport athletes, have been previously linked by changes in neuronal mental health and biomarker changes.