Research by the Manchester Fossil Free Campaign has found that the university’s shares in oil companies total £9.5 million. A further £29.5 million is invested in fossil fuels through pension funds

Scientists say that an artificially intelligent robot could help discover new drugs to combat tropical diseases

An informal chat between a Manchester cancer research scientist and his young daughter has led to the discovery that simple antibiotics could be used to treat cancer

Steve Bennett, the CEO of Starchaser Industries, gave an interesting talk on how his company plan to be at the forefront of UK space tourism

Between 22nd and 26th June 2015, The University of Manchester will host Graphene Week 2015. For this occasion, the £61 million National Graphene Institute (NGI) at the university will open for the first time

Science & Technology Editor Andy van den Bent-Kelly attended an interesting debate at the Sackville Street Building in which four experts discussed the challenges facing the world of motoring and what solutions the industries are suggesting

A series of computer games could help prevent OAPs from falling at home and in the community, according to the Manchester researchers who developed them

A survey has revealed the biggest addictions that students and other young people succumb to

Andy van den Bent-Kelly headed over to the Museum of Science and Industry to attend a lively debate about fracking as part of this year’s Science Festival

The money will be used to lower carbon emissions and transform the area into a ‘smart city’

Andy van den Bent-Kelly sat down with the Professor of Particle Physics to discuss CERN, Manchester and all things atomic

A complex new molecule created by a postgraduate student at the University of Manchester closely resembles the famous symbol of Judaism

A study published in Cancer Research reveals that treating patients with both radiotherapy and immunotherapy at the same time could prevent cells from becoming resistant to treatment

The famous conference returns to Greater Manchester on Sunday in what promises to be the biggest TEDx event ever hosted in the UK

Andy van den Bent-Kelly sat down with the Professor of Natural History to discuss all things prehistoric

The award will be used to fund a project that could greatly enhance our understanding of dementia

The discovery of a cell-like structure known to have contained water in the past gives more weight to claims that the Red Planet may once have supported life.

The graphene juggernaut shows no sign of slowing down, as scientists discover yet another use for Manchester’s favourite wonder material

The project will offer ‘communities in the developing world that aren’t connected to the national grid…use of their biggest source of energy’

Juergen Maier will take up a five year post within the faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences