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	'Cultural Contacts in Early Roman Spain', Paula Granados García, Open University research student	Paula Granados García is a research student in the Open University’s Faculty of Arts and Social...
	Postgraduate perspectives \| Do companies ‘spend more to spill more’?	OU Business School PhD graduate Nicola Croxton discusses her research on Corporate Social...
	Postgraduate perspectives \| Uniting a passion for music and literature through research	Fifth-year part-time PhD student, Natalie Burton from the OU’s Music Department, explains her...
	Postgraduate perspectives \| Telling migrants stories	Recent PhD graduate Marco Distinto, from the OU’s Business School, explains his work to challenge...
	Outstanding Impact on Society and Prosperity Award - The Empowering Design Practices Research Team	Professor Theodore Zamenopoulos and Dr Katerina Alexiou took home the Outstanding Impact of OU...
	Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Award - Professor Anna De Liddo and the KMI team	Judges recognised Professor Anna De Liddo and the Knowledge Media Institute team with the Equity,...
	Post Graduate Research Student Award - Joe McNeil	Research Student Joe McNeil from the School of Physical Sciences in the Faculty of Science,...
	Early Career Researcher Award - Dr Erica Borgstrom	Dr Erica Borgstrom from the School of Health, Wellbeing & Social Care in the Faculty of Wellbeing,...
	COVID-19 Research Award - Dr Siobhan Campbell and Dr Sally Blackburn-Daniels	Dr Siobhan Campbell and Dr Sally Blackburn-Daniels from English & Creative Writing in the Faculty...
	We have discovered the biggest volcano on Earth... by chance	The biggest volcano on Earth, Tamu Massif, the size of Britain, has only recently been discovered...
	New technology to support dogs to help humans	OU research into technology for supporting dogs that help humans in their homes and to diagnose...
	New prototype device to allow dogs to detect cancer in humans	A new prototype device to enable dogs to sniff for cancer in humans, has been developed by an OU...
	OU's superlight camera launches into Earth's orbit	A new space camera, developed by OU researchers, was attached to the UKube-1 satellite mission...
	New system for monitoring volcanoes from space	A new system which will provide real-time monitoring of volcanoes by satellite is being developed...
	The search for water in the Moon	OU researcher, Dr Mahesh Anand describes the search at the OU for water in the Moon and what that...
	The future of learning	Professor Peter Scott takes us on a journey of how learning has developed over the years and shows...
	Energy systems for smarter cities	OU researchers are designing energy systems for smarter cities as part of the £16 million MK:SMART...
	The Open University announces appointment of new Chancellor	Martin Bean, Vice Chancellor of The Open University announces appointment of the new Chancellor of...
	Rare plant - Snakeshead Fritillary - defies climate change	OU researchers have found that a rare plant, the Snakeshead Fritillary has survived UK flooding and...
	OU ecologists to celebrate Sex & Bugs & Rock 'n' Roll	Ecologists from The Open University are taking a stall around to UK music festivals to encourage...
	Technology for dogs to assist humans in the home	Dr Clara Mancini at The Open University talks about the Animal-Computer Interaction team and their...
	New technique to improve child witness evidence	A new technique which uses a silhouette of an additional person in police line-ups, improves...
	Prof Ian Wright on Rosetta	Ian Wright, Professor of Planetary Sciences at The Open University, is the Principal Investigator...
	Developing age-friendly kitchens	Open University research into kitchen design reveals that most kitchens are not suitable for people...
	Aligning for Advantage' by Professor Thomas C. Lawton	Professor Thomas C. Lawson, Professor of Strategy and International Management at The Open...
	Prof Ian Wright - Life from Comets?	Social media blogger, Christian Payne, aka @documentally, talks to Prof. Ian Wright, @ipw2,...
	Dr Carole Haswell - Life beyond Solar System?	Social media blogger, Christian Payne, aka @documentally, talks to Dr Carole Haswell,...
	Prof David Rothery - Life on moons?	Social media blogger, Christian Payne, aka @documentally, talks to David Rothery, @daverothery, OU...
	Is there life beyond Earth? World Space Week at the OU	For most of our history, the question of whether the Earth hosts all life in the entire Universe...
	Five questions about Rosetta landing	OU space scientists, who have spent 20 years researching and developing tools for the Rosetta...
	Social networks to transform education	OU reseach into technology enhanced learning predicts that social networks will transform education...
	University of the Air at the OU in Northern Ireland	John D'Arcy, National Director of the OU in Northern Ireland talks about University of the Air, a...
	The search for dark matter	The OU is leading the search for dark matter. Dr Stephen Sergeant in the OU's Faculty of Science,...
	Research into methane and climate change	OU research into methane has revealed that trees emit the gas through their stems. Dr Vince Gauci...
	Is there life beyond Earth? - OU World Space Week talks - 7 October 2014	Researchers at the OU are investigating the possibility of life on comets,moons and extrasolar...
	How's your Spock salute?	Social media blogger, Christian Payne, aka @documentally, talks to three OU space scientists (Dr...
	Landing on Mars	The ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter launched successfully on its mission to Mars on Monday 14 March 2016....
	Making medicines in Africa	OU academics are researching the interconnection between industrial development and health in...
	New tool to enhance learning among low ability students	A new tool and activities to enhance learning, particularly amongst low ability students, has been...
	Call for UK schools to embrace technologies	There is a mismatch between the IT skills schoolchildren develop in their homes and their...
	From outer space to in your bed: Rosetta legacy lives on	Find out how missions like Rosetta push the boundaries of science and engineering and can help...
	OpenSTEM - launching science experiments into cyberspace	Trailer - Join us on Tuesday 31st January to find out how the OU is launching science experiments...
	OU OpenMinds Talks: How can we solve crime? - Hayley Ness	OU Psychology Staff Tutor, Dr Hayley Ness, was one of the speakers at the OU OpenMinds Talk: How...
	EU Referendum - what influences people to vote remain or leave?	OU research has found that people's decisions to vote remain or leave in the EU Referendum are...
	Refugee Week: Call for better digital information resources for refugees	Professor Marie Gillespie, OU Professor of Sociology, has identified a huge gap in the provision of...
	OU OpenMinds Talk: How can we solve crime? - Karyn McCluskey	Karyn McCluskey, Director of the Violence Reduction Unit, was the guest speaker at the OU OpenMinds...
	OU OpenMinds Talk: How can we solve crime? - Panel discussion	The OU OpenMinds Talk: How can we solve crime?which was held at the Mitchell Library, Glasgow on 18...
	Why visit Mars and what we might find there? (trailer)	The question of what it might be like to stand on Mars and what it could reveal about the origins...
	Why are there so few women in the UK IT industry?	OU academics are researching why there is a shortage of women in the UK IT industry. Professor...
	Are emotions driving better university courses? OpenMinds Talk at the OU	Do happier students make better learners? How much do our emotions dictate how we learn? And can we...