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A is for ‘artificial intelligence’: Why researchers are creating a children’s book and Dungeons & Dragons-style game to teach AI

Computer scientists at Loughborough University are combining fun and education to create an A-to-Z picture book that introduces children to artificial intelligence (AI).

Delegates including Vice-Chancellor Professor Nick Jennings, Nico Perins and Andrew Cooke, stand outside SportPark.

Government officials tour £9m sustainable SportPark facilities

Three students at a fountain chatting and smiling

Living Well Inquiry publishes White Paper and welcomes contributions

A sign to a public toilet.

Unique Loughborough study calls for changes to public toilet design to safeguard public health

A child takes part in a mirror illusion

Loughborough research on show at this year’s New Scientist Live

Close up of Loughborough swimmer in pool

Loughborough Swimming names new Associate Head Coach

Professor Vicky Goosey-Tolfrey wins Outstanding Woman in STEM award

An oil field

Why it’s so hard to kick fossil fuels out of sport

A woman uses the Aftrak tractor in Malawi.

“We are no longer living in the dark.” – Malawi communities praise impact of Loughborough initiative

Pictured from the left is Richard Wheater, the University’s Director of Sport, Professor Jo Maher, Pro Vice-Chancellor for Sport, Penny Briscoe, Director of Sport for ParalympicsGB, Alasdair Donaldson, the University’s Head of Para Sport, Professor Nick Jennings, Loughborough’s Vice-Chancellor, and Professor Rachel Thomson, Provost and Deputy Vice-Chancellor.

ParalympicsGB and Loughborough University announce landmark strategic partnership

2024 UK General Election Conference

300+ action plans created to help address bullying in the civil service

CLiMB researcher awarded prestigious NIHR Fellowship

Loughborough University announces agreement with local geopark

Scientists recently studied the body of one of the world’s strongest men. This is what they found

We need to ‘talk less’ about miscarriage and ‘do more’ to improve the support for those affected

University wide expertise helps Loughborough graduate smash prestigious German hour record