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Did you spot us in The Times this weekend? Thanks to prison reformer Lady Edwina Grosvenor for talking about her support of our new scholarships created to help young people with lived experience of the criminal justice system pursue higher education.
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Our expertise in communication disability will be shape a £2.4m clinical trial aiming to improve the care of people with swallowing difficulties, including those with dementia.
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A park scene with vibrant yellow daffodils in the foreground. Bare trees are scattered throughout the grassy area. In the background, there are buildings including a distinct red-brick structure.
Look behind the scenes at our BRITs Fringe event! Plus learn how our Lady Edwina Grosvenor Scholarships will support students whose lives have been affected by the criminal justice system and much more in the latest Manchester Met Matters 👇
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Our expertise is helping the millions of people who are victims of domestic abuse in the UK each year, with Professor Michelle McManus advising the House of Lords on how to to help better protect vulnerable women and children.
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Happy World Book Day! 📚
From research on children’s literacy to the North West’s first public poetry library, we’re championing reading for all ages.
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New research led by Professor Alison Pilnick reveals that people with dementia may struggle to communicate but can still recognise when their questions are not properly answered.
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Our psychologists have joined forces with Belly Bugs to understand why kids are moved by storytelling into eating more fruit and vegetables. 🍓🥕🥬
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A panel of speakers at the GM Green Summit
Green skills, innovation and partnerships were on the agenda at today’s #GMGreenSummit.
Prof Liz Price MBE & Amer Gaffar joined panels to discuss developing the skilled workforce and enabling the collaboration needed for a net-zero future.
Find out more: https://bit.ly/3N0DecX
"We did a fantastic job for our city region. I was very proud."
Our profkirsty.bsky.social caught up with bbc5live.bsky.social about Saturday's BRIT Awards in Manchester. 🤩🎶
Listen from 1.27 🔗 https://bbc.in/3MWV0xy
We're so excited to see artwork from six of our fantastic Manchester School of Art alumni featured in the BRITs Art Trail. 😍
Congratulations to: David Bailey, Barney Ibbotson, Jessica Lee, Bed Studio, Oskar with a K, Floss Burns, and to all the wider creatives involved.
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A group of students are gathered in a library, sitting on cushions and reading books. The background features shelves filled with colourful books.
“The real test of this reform is whether it moves us from crisis response to early, preventive support"
Read our Institute for Children's Future's response to the Government's new White Paper outlining reforms to the schools and SEND system 🔗 https://bit.ly/3ZUe0zJ
Our research with Nuffield Health and Frontier Economics has found that scaling free exercise rehab programmes could unlock £34bn for the UK economy.
In Greater Manchester alone, this could mean 900k fewer sick days and 250k fewer GP visits.
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Did you know 90% of our research impact is world leading or internationally excellent, with four subjects in the UK top 10 for research power! 🌍
Find out more about how our research is making it's mark 🔗 https://bit.ly/4tEvv4F
Our new report with Sport England shows physical activity boosts health and the economy - creating £122.9bn in social value 👏
Plus, by tackling inequalities, there's a potential to unlock a further £20bn worth of impact.
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#McrMetProud
We are proud to see the impact of our Chancellor’s Fellowship Scheme at @manmetuni.bsky.social
Policy engagement turns research into real-world change.
Watch the video to see how our fellowships connect research with policy and practice.
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Our study of Black men’s experiences in detention exposes widespread mental health system failures. Led by our expert, Elaine Craig, it is the largest ever study to tackle systemic racism across UK mental health sector.
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Have you incorporated gorpcore into your wardrobe this winter? With the #WinterOlympics showing us all the outdoor fashion trends, we asked Dr Jane Turnbull to tell us what gorpcore is and if she thinks we'll be seeing it in years to come!
"Manchester's always been cool... now it's cooler than ever."
Our Manchester music expert and BRITs Fringe Steering Group member @profkirsty.bsky.social spoke to Prolific North about what Manchester hosting the BRIT Awards means for the city. 🎶
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We’ve been ranked Gold for energy efficiency by Uswitch, with a 17% cut in energy use and carbon emissions highlighting our commitment to becoming net-zero by 2038 🎉
Read more about our sustainability efforts 🔗 https://bit.ly/4r8fQJe
Shot put 🤝 Bobsleigh – who knew there was such crossover?
From our podcast archives, Adele Nicoll talks about why explosive strength underpins elite performance, no matter the sport 🏅
Good luck competing this weekend Adele!
As the #WinterOlympics puts performance gear back in the spotlight, our performance clothing expert Dr Jane Turnbull explains why outdoor wear is having a major moment - and why people are choosing quality, durability and design that goes the distance 🏔️⛷️
Two universities, one incredible city 🏙️
In the first scheme of its kind Manchester Met and @manchester.ac.uk have joined forces to offer graduates a joint discount on postgraduate courses.
Find out more 🔗 https://bit.ly/3O1nQNJ
Adele Nicoll stands in a Team GB tshirt smiling, with the words "I would love in 2026 to be at the Winter Olympics as a bobsleigh pilot." written below
In 2022, we spoke to our alumna Adele Nicoll who shared her dream of becoming a bobsleigh pilot at the 2026 Winter Olympics. Now, she’s making that dream a reality as she prepares to become the first-ever British woman to compete in Monobob! 🙌
Best of luck to Adele and Team GB! 👏🏅
How does it feel to be a degree apprentice?
To celebrate National Apprenticeship Week, we asked our degree apprentices to sum up their experience in a single word! 👇
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Using a knee brace can help people with painful knee osteoarthritis manage their symptoms, according to new research.
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Congratulations to graduate Al Boyd on the premiere of his debut feature film ‘Stone of Stone’.
We’ve followed his journey of making the community film which he started while studying for his MA in filmmaking at our School of Digital Arts 🙌🎉
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Our first-of-its-kind study suggests biology may determine breastfeeding outcomes.
Research led by Dr. Elizabeth Braithwaite opens up exciting possibilities for understanding why breastfeeding experiences vary so widely among women.
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Care experienced girls are 5.7 times more likely to enter the criminal justice system than girls outside the care system, new research reveals.
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We're working with @hearingdogs.org.uk to boost the life-changing bond between hearing assistance dogs and humans. 🐕🙌
Our groundbreaking partnership will offer new insights into human-dog relationships helping to improve life for deaf people.
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