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Small businesses hit by the pandemic to access support through government partnership with Â׸£ÀûƬ Business School
The announcement comes as part of a £20 million package announced by the government to support the recovery and growth of small and medium-sized businesses following the Coronavirus pandemic. Salford Business School will be delivering the Small...
Metastasis Prevention is a New Weapon in the War on Cancer
Despite years of research and billions of pounds of investment, there are no MHRA/FDA-approved drugs for the prevention of metastasis. As a consequence, cancer metastasis remains a mysterious, untreatable, lethal disease.
Specialist domestic violence counselling service to expand
A specialist service based at the Â׸£ÀûƬ is training an extra 14 counsellors to help meet an increase in demand.
Salford PhD student organises international OUTing the Past Virtual Symposium
This Saturday a special LGBT+ History Symposium is taking place online from 11:00-16.30. The event has been organised by our very own Stephen M Hornby, alongside others. Stephen is a PhD student from the Salford School of Arts, Media and Creative...
Â׸£ÀûƬ academic hits the book market with two new releases
Dr Paul Rees, Senior Lecturer in Wildlife, has made good use of his time in lockdown, finishing two new books set for publication. The first of these books is entitled Key Questions in Ecology: A Study and Revision Guide (CABI).
Â׸£ÀûƬ to be part of the Greater Manchester Green Summit 2020
The third annual Greater Manchester Green Summit is taking place later this month to discuss how we can build a greener and more sustainable future for the region.
How a media and performance graduate landed a dream role working with sports superstars
Norwegian-born documentary maker, media consultant and actor Mads Leirvik has found himself starting his own production company and working with champion athletes, but it was in Salford that he got his start.
£6m project aims to give Manchester businesses a boost using artificial intelligence
Expertise in artificial intelligence (AI) is to be shared with Greater Manchester businesses in a bid to help them develop new products and services, as part of a new £6m project.
University leaders come together for student call to action on COVID safety
University leaders from across Greater Manchester have come together to remind students of their important role in preventing the spread of COVID-19 as the new academic year starts.
Unique Nations and Regions: Media Futures events to connect media industry with next generation of content creators
In association with BBC Digital Cities, the School of Arts, Media and Creative Technology is delighted to be hosting a series of exciting Nations and Regions: Media Futures events for the creative industries.
