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East Midlands Institute of Technology officially opens building in Loughborough

The East Midlands Institute of Technology (EMIoT) has officially opened its new building in Loughborough, marking a significant step forward for skills development, innovation, and digital education in the region.
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The Land Sings Back: a gorgeous exhibition of drawings inspired by ecofeminism

The Land Sings Back, a new exhibition at the Drawing Room gallery in London, is a gorgeous evocation of our rights to our lands and our symbiotic relationship with nature.
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Battery-electrolyser team wins prestigious Stewart Dow Memorial Award

Loughborough University’s battery-electrolyser team, led by academics Jonathan Wilson and Dani Strickland, has won the esteemed Stewart Dow Memorial Award – a national honour supported by the Hydrogen Energy Association and Hydrogen Scotland, recognising excellence in hydrogen and fuel cell innovation.
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Even a few thousand steps a day can reduce your risk of Alzheimer’s – new study

An opinion piece written by Professor Eef Hogervorst from the School of Sport, Exercise and Health Sciences for The Conversation:

"The introduction of fuel duty to electric vehicles will inevitably slow down their diffusion through the car fleet” warns transport expert.

Loughborough’s Hughes set for Great Britain Deaflympics bow (VIDEO)

Celebrating seven years of Dunelm supporting new Loughborough University students

Loughborough-made battery system promises clean cooking with hydrogen for remote African communities

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Trash Free Trails Litter Pick

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Sustainability Week: Book Swap

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A painting called Subsidence by Otobong Nkanga. It shows a naked black woman lying on her side, hugging what appears to be a number of large green marrows

The Land Sings Back: a gorgeous exhibition of drawings inspired by ecofeminism

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Even a few thousand steps a day can reduce your risk of Alzheimer’s – new study

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Climate change is becoming an insurance crisis

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How Turkey is cracking down on the media

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