Research news

Findings of international collaboration is attracting interest from law enforcement agencies across the world.

Two-year project will use data to develop a predictive system for monitoring dialysis patients' blood pressure levels.

Research into our connection with nature is helping staff at UK's largest conservation charity to understand how people experience places.

The Knowledge Exchange Framework (KEF) illustrates how higher education institutions support their communities and regions, with Derby performing well in the Local Growth and Working With Business categories.  

University of Derby research centre works with charitable foundation and local enterprise partnership to conduct four-year study in schools and colleges in the North East of England.

Theatre Arts Senior lecturer Ava Hunt wins C&YPN accolade for her works 'Journey of Destiny' and 'Destinies'

PCR test used to detect presence of crayfish species through water samples as it becomes harder to find creatures through conventional means.

First Steps and Foundation Derbyshire supporting new book with a healthy eating message by sending it to all Derby and Derbyshire primary schools.

Academics at the University of Derby have been ranked amongst the most highly-cited scientists in the world, according to research by Stanford University. 

More diverse activity programmes which suit individual needs are needed to enable more people to improve their health.