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Media reporting of road traffic collisions depicts pedestrians, cyclists and drivers differently, study finds

25 January 2022
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Centre for Law, Society and Popular Culture: January News

24 January 2022
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University of Westminster to lead major £1.5m new study on Low Traffic Neighbourhoods in London

18 January 2022
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High levels of fat in liver raises risk of diabetes by a quarter, study finds

13 January 2022
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Westminster researchers publish new paper about drug tolerance of bacterium that causes tuberculosis

12 January 2022
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Pukka Herbs provides funding for three Westminster students

11 January 2022

British Library and University of Westminster announce major research collaboration into black British music

10 January 2022
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Professor Graham Smith named as one of the Top 100 Most Influential Academics in Government

20 December 2021
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Menus need to be at least 75% vegetarian for meat eaters to choose plant-based food, study finds

15 December 2021
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Nearly half of PhD students consider developing a mental health problem ‘normal’

9 December 2021
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Patients more likely to discuss highly stigmatising health conditions with AI chatbot than healthcare professionals, study finds

8 December 2021
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Sustainable Development Goals should guide research and policy making, study finds

1 December 2021
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Centre for Law, Society and Popular Culture: November News

26 November 2021
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Centre for Law, Society and Popular Culture: October News

3 November 2021

Dr Nitasha Kaul, Reader (Associate Professor) in Politics and International Relations, in the media

2 November 2021
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Westminster researchers receive £240,838 funding for a new study addressing racial and ethnic inequalities in healthcare using artificial intelligence

21 October 2021
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The University of Westminster secures £120,000 funding from The Guy Foundation to support PhD student's work on quantum biology

21 October 2021
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Professor Peter Urwin receives funding from the Nuffield Foundation to identify post-16 education that supports students who struggle at school

20 October 2021