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Windows 11 Staff Managed Service – system update and action required
On 18 and 19 November, IT Services will roll out an important update to all computers and devices using the Windows 11 Staff Managed Desktop Service.
Cold Weather Alert: Stay safe on campus this week
The forecast for this week indicates cold temperatures with a risk of snow and icy conditions across the Loughborough campus.
Be the first line of defence: Refresh your password
This year has seen a surge in successful cyberattacks targeting high profile companies such as Jaguar Land Rover, Marks and Spencer, and the Co-op. All these attacks resulted in huge disruption to their operations and substantial financial losses.
Reminder: Win £1,000 with Santander’s Brighter Futures Grants Programme
Don’t miss out on your chance to win £1,000 to support your studies through Santander’s Brighter Futures Grants Programme.
Join LU Arts for Speech Bubble: A night of spoken word poetry
LU Arts and the Creative Writing Society are once again collaborating on this year’s Speech Bubble events, which showcase the best spoken word talent on campus, as well as featuring professional poets for November’s event.
Doctoral Innovation Consultants programme
The Doctoral Innovation Consultants (DInCs) programme is a pioneering collaboration between Loughborough University’s doctoral researchers and small and medium enterprises (SMEs) within the University’s business incubator LUinc.
Loughborough triumphs at Times Higher Education Awards
Loughborough University are proud to have been awarded the Outstanding Marketing/Communications Team of the Year at the 2025 Times Higher Education (THE) Awards.
EDI Services presents Voices of Diversity: Hidden Disabilities and Mental Health
EDI Services are pleased to announce the final Voices of Disability event, Hidden Disabilities and Mental Health – Creating a Culture of Understanding, will be taking place during Disability History Month.
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Cold Weather Alert: Stay safe on campus this week
The forecast for this week indicates cold temperatures with a risk of snow and icy conditions across the Loughborough campus.
Be the first line of defence: Refresh your password
This year has seen a surge in successful cyberattacks targeting high profile companies such as Jaguar Land Rover, Marks and Spencer, and the Co-op. All these attacks resulted in huge disruption to their operations and substantial financial losses.
Reminder: Win £1,000 with Santander’s Brighter Futures Grants Programme
Don’t miss out on your chance to win £1,000 to support your studies through Santander’s Brighter Futures Grants Programme.
Join LU Arts for Speech Bubble: A night of spoken word poetry
LU Arts and the Creative Writing Society are once again collaborating on this year’s Speech Bubble events, which showcase the best spoken word talent on campus, as well as featuring professional poets for November’s event.
Doctoral Innovation Consultants programme
The Doctoral Innovation Consultants (DInCs) programme is a pioneering collaboration between Loughborough University’s doctoral researchers and small and medium enterprises (SMEs) within the University’s business incubator LUinc.
Loughborough triumphs at Times Higher Education Awards
Loughborough University are proud to have been awarded the Outstanding Marketing/Communications Team of the Year at the 2025 Times Higher Education (THE) Awards.
View all news
Engineering
New solar-powered Aftrak tractor will increase crop yields sustainably across Africa with new mechanisms
A Loughborough University spin-out aiming to deliver clean, affordable mechanisation to remote communities in sub-Saharan Africa has unveiled a new version of its solar-powered tractor – designed to be more user-friendly and require minimal maintenance.
Artificial intelligence
Scientists create artificial neuron that can mimic different parts of the brain – a major step towards human-like robotics
Robots that can sense and respond to the world like humans may soon be a reality as scientists have created an artificial neuron capable of mimicking different parts of the brain.
Enterprise
Universities recognised nationally for pioneering research-to-start up accelerator
A pioneering programme to help turn university research into successful start-ups has been shortlisted for a national Knowledge Exchange Award.
Engineering
New partnership to look at microneedle technologies for rapid wound infection detection and treatment
Loughborough University and Egypt’s National Research Centre (NRC) have begun a joint networking project to accelerate the use of microneedle technologies for rapid wound pathogen detection and treatment, bringing together clinicians, scientists, engineers and industries from both countries.
Arts and culture
Down Cemetery Road: Emma Thompson and Ruth Wilson delight in this light conspiracy thriller
When a house mysteriously explodes in the sleepy suburbs of south Oxford and a child goes missing in the aftermath, concerned neighbour Sarah Trafford is driven to seek the truth. As an art conservator, Trafford is way out of her depth, so she enlists the help of a private investigator, Zoë Boehm. However, the pair end up in a plot far more serious than Boehm’s usual work of checking credit ratings and tracking adulterous husbands.
Research
New research reveals postdoctoral talent is key to achieving UK’s net-zero goals
Postdoctoral researchers bring advanced technical expertise but remain an underutilised resource in the UK workforce, according to a new study, authored by a team from Loughborough and published in Cleaner Engineering Technology by Elsevier.
The ‘illusion’ of social AI – new research
Every day, millions of people talk to chatbots and AI assistants such as ChatGPT, Replika and Gemini, but what kind of ‘relationships’ are we really forming with them?
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Artificial intelligence
Scientists create artificial neuron that can mimic different parts of the brain – a major step towards human-like robotics
Robots that can sense and respond to the world like humans may soon be a reality as scientists have created an artificial neuron capable of mimicking different parts of the brain.
Enterprise
Universities recognised nationally for pioneering research-to-start up accelerator
A pioneering programme to help turn university research into successful start-ups has been shortlisted for a national Knowledge Exchange Award.
Engineering
New partnership to look at microneedle technologies for rapid wound infection detection and treatment
Loughborough University and Egypt’s National Research Centre (NRC) have begun a joint networking project to accelerate the use of microneedle technologies for rapid wound pathogen detection and treatment, bringing together clinicians, scientists, engineers and industries from both countries.
Arts and culture
Down Cemetery Road: Emma Thompson and Ruth Wilson delight in this light conspiracy thriller
When a house mysteriously explodes in the sleepy suburbs of south Oxford and a child goes missing in the aftermath, concerned neighbour Sarah Trafford is driven to seek the truth. As an art conservator, Trafford is way out of her depth, so she enlists the help of a private investigator, Zoë Boehm. However, the pair end up in a plot far more serious than Boehm’s usual work of checking credit ratings and tracking adulterous husbands.
Research
New research reveals postdoctoral talent is key to achieving UK’s net-zero goals
Postdoctoral researchers bring advanced technical expertise but remain an underutilised resource in the UK workforce, according to a new study, authored by a team from Loughborough and published in Cleaner Engineering Technology by Elsevier.
The ‘illusion’ of social AI – new research
Every day, millions of people talk to chatbots and AI assistants such as ChatGPT, Replika and Gemini, but what kind of ‘relationships’ are we really forming with them?
View all news
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- Call-outs for research participants
- Voluntary roles and positions
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Open to submissions: Festival of Creative and Digital Methods
For Staff
All colleagues (Education, Research, Doctoral Researchers, Technical) are invited to explore a range of creative and digital research methods in person at West Park Teaching Hub on Wednesday 21 January 2026 9.30am-1pm presented by colleagues from different subject disciplines and different Schools.
Victoria Wright
Burleigh Springs: November Offer - Lash Lift and Tint
For Staff
Burleigh Springs is Loughborough's premier Leisure Club and Spa facility and is located within Burleigh Court.
Charlotte Dyer
Pink Friday: Win free charging for your entire contract
For Staff
Order an electric car this November with EV salary sacrifice, and you could win your
charging costs covered for the length of your contract!
Charlotte Dyer
Local Government Pension Scheme: Responsible Investment Survey Launch
For Staff
Other
For scheme members of the LGPS, please read the following from Leicestershire County Council Pension Fund.
Charlotte Dyer
Call for participants: sedentary behaviour and inflammation levels
For Staff and Students
Research participant call-outs
We are looking for healthy 18 to 50-year-olds to participate in our study, investigating whether sedentary behaviour, i.e. sitting and lying down, and physical activity are linked with levels of inflammation.
Orla McGinty
Participants needed for a study on learning and vehicle technology
For Staff and Students
Research participant call-outs
We’re looking for drivers aged 18 to 80 to take part in a short PhD research study exploring how people engage with information about advanced vehicle technologies.
Eduardo Mendez
Participants needed for annual flu vaccine study
For Staff
Research participant call-outs
We are conducting a study in collaboration with the Loughborough University Occupational Health Service to explore how social and lifestyle factors may affect people's immune response to the annual flu vaccine.
Stanislava Katsarova-Harrison
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Sustainability Week: Climate and Environment Dialogue Film Screening
For Staff and students
Sustainability
Martin Hall Theatre
Smartphone video masterclass: Connecting your research to the world
For Staff and students
Research
Online
IAS Seminar: Democracy on the pitch
For Staff and students
Academic
Hybrid - International House & Zoom Webinar
International Men’s Day Wellbeing Walk
For Staff and students
Equity, Diversity and Inclusion
Chaplaincy, Edward Herbert Building
Transport Safety Research Centre: Open House Event
For Staff
Academic
The Design School Building
Inaugural Lecture: Professor Zeynep Aycan and Professor Ashley Casey
For Staff and students
Lectures
Edward Herbert Building, 110B
Songwriting short course
For Staff and students
Arts
Martin Hall, First Floor, MHL0.14
Smartphone video masterclass: Connecting your research to the world
For Staff and students
Research
Online
IAS Seminar: Democracy on the pitch
For Staff and students
Academic
Hybrid - International House & Zoom Webinar
International Men’s Day Wellbeing Walk
For Staff and students
Equity, Diversity and Inclusion
Chaplaincy, Edward Herbert Building
Transport Safety Research Centre: Open House Event
For Staff
Academic
The Design School Building
Inaugural Lecture: Professor Zeynep Aycan and Professor Ashley Casey
For Staff and students
Lectures
Edward Herbert Building, 110B
Songwriting short course
For Staff and students
Arts
Martin Hall, First Floor, MHL0.14