Category: Science

Dana Abu Omar, PhD research student at the University of Derby, discusses the debate around the scientific value of dyslexia as a diagnosis.

For almost 20 years, Big Data, artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning have been promoted as the way forward. But is the bubble about to burst for these technologies? According to Richard Self, Senior Lecturer in Analytics and Governance at the University of Derby, the answer is 'probably yes'.

Ladybug

Andrew Ramsey, Head of Discipline - Environmental Science at the University of Derby, discusses why biodiversity is of vital importance.

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What's causing our climate to change and temperatures to rise? We look at University of Derby research investigating the causes and effects of climate change.

Waves

A major energy milestone was reached this month when the world's first grid-connected tidal power station supplied 'baseload' electricity to the UK grid. 

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Dr Philip Clarke, Lecturer in Psychology at University of Derby Online Learning, discusses what England need to do to stay calm in the World Cup semi-final.

Fish at coral reef

With World Oceans Day today highlighting the issue of plastic pollution, Dr Michael Sweet, Associate Professor in Aquatic Biology at the University of Derby, looks at the impact plastic has on coral and other marine life.   

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What is it like to work on a murder investigation? Tony Blockley and Sanita Nezirovic at the University of Derby, discuss.

The BBC's Blue Planet 2 was a huge wake-up call about the damage we're doing to the oceans through our excessive use of plastic.

Dr Philip Clarke, Lecturer in Psychology at University of Derby Online Learning, discusses time management in the first phase of psychological support for cyclist Leigh Timmis.