New Study Links Anxiety in Young Women to Brain Chemical Imbalance
A University of Surrey study suggests anxiety in young women may be due to imbalances between brain chemicals GABA and glutamate, offering new avenues for…
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The University of Surrey is a public research university located in Guildford, Surrey, in the South East of England. Established in 1966, the university has grown into a leading academic institution known for its excellent teaching and research. It offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs across faculties including Science, Engineering, Arts, Social Sciences, and Health Sciences. The University of Surrey is particularly renowned for its programs in hospitality and tourism, engineering, and mobile communications technology, with its 5G Innovation Centre leading advances in mobile and wireless communications. The university’s strong emphasis on practical, professional, and employability skills is supported by a notable Professional Training placement program, providing students with real-world experience during their studies. Surrey also boasts a vibrant campus life and a strong community feel, making it a popular choice for students from across the UK and around the world.
“Tube Map” for Space: Unlocking Planetary Paths With Knot Theory
A novel mathematical technique from the University of Surrey now simplifies space mission planning by mapping efficient routes, akin to a subway map, potentially revolutionizing…
Revolutionizing Energy Storage: Li-CO2 Batteries With Carbon Capture
New technology could lead to batteries that store energy and capture CO2, offering a significant advancement in environmental technology. Efficient and cheap batteries that can…
What Is Science? Geneticist Sheds Light on Science’s True Nature With Occam’s Razor
Occam’s Razor, a principle suggesting that the simplest explanation that aligns with the facts should be chosen when confronted with multiple hypotheses, is more than…
Illuminating the Future: How LED Lights Could Revolutionize Internet and Data Transmission
A study reveals that LED bulbs, enhanced with metal-halide perovskites, could dramatically speed up data transmissions in homes and offices, marking a significant advancement in…
Space Solar Farms Edge Closer to Reality: Pioneering Study Shows Viability
New research from the Universities of Surrey and Swansea suggests that it’s viable to create affordable, lightweight solar panels capable of generating power in space….
Revolutionizing Cancer Care With Bendable X-Ray Detectors
New tissue-equivalent materials developed at the University of Surrey could pave the way for a new generation of flexible X-ray detectors, with potential applications ranging…
Scientists Uncover Cause of Mysterious Deaths of Elephants in Zimbabwe
A bacterium linked to severe septicemia may be responsible for the deaths of six African elephants in Zimbabwe, and potentially others in nearby nations. This…
Electrifying Learning: How Brain Stimulation Can Improve Math Learning
Electrical noise stimulation targeted at a specific brain area can enhance math learning in individuals who find the subject challenging, reveals a recent study conducted…
Debunking the Myth: Bigger Research Teams Don’t Necessarily Produce Better Research
After analyzing data from 1.4 million academic papers, a new study from the University of Surrey found no correlation between the size of a research…
Scientists Discover That Family and Loved Ones May Be Sabotaging Your Weight Loss Journey
According to a recent study from the University of Surrey, your family and loved ones might unintentionally undermine your efforts to lose weight. This study…
New Research Shows That Hiring More Women Is Good for Business
Research conducted by the University of Surrey reveals that senior management teams comprising individuals from diverse gender backgrounds play a crucial role in fostering responsible…
Scientists Prove That the Human Body Can Predict Mealtimes
According to a recent study from the University of Surrey, the human body has the ability to predict the timing of regular meals. The findings…
COVID, Bird Flu, Monkeypox – A Virologist Explains the Surge of Virus Outbreaks Around the World
The incidence of virus outbreaks may be increasing due to multiple factors, including human actions, urbanization, and climate change. The emergence of SARS-CoV-2 did not…
A Sweeter, More Environmentally Friendly Alternative to Sugar
New research from the University of Surrey suggests that natural sweeteners derived from stevia can offer the same level of sweetness as sugar while producing…
Not Just Fun: New Study Indicates Video Games Can Improve Career Prospects
In an effort to understand the relationship between online gaming behavior and career interests, researchers from Surrey collaborated with Game Academy Ltd. to study the…
New Technology Creates Carbon-Neutral Chemicals Out of Thin Air
According to research from the University of Surrey, it is possible to capture CO2 from the atmosphere and convert it into chemicals that are typically…
Galactic Archeologists Discover “Fossil” of One of the First Ever Galaxies
New fossil galaxy discovery could answer important questions about the history of the universe. An ultra-faint dwarf galaxy, thought to be a “fossil” of one…