We are pleased to announce the lauch of our new KTP brouchure, which is now available to download

A marine biologist based at the University of Salford has found that invasive Pacific oysters which originally escaped from Irish farms are now independently thriving in the wild.

The University of Salford is holding a national conference on 14 September which aims to examine how design can help people living with dementia.

Professor Myriam Salama-Carr has been appointed to join a group of experts undertaking a study of the courses offered in translation and interpreting in the University Alliance of Sorbonne Paris Cité.

A sports biomechanics expert from the University of Salford has been working with several Olympic athletes to perfect their jumping techniques.

We are pleased to announce that the Technology Strategy Board have launched a new competition to fund Innovation Vouchers as a means to enable SMEs to engage with new partners to access knowledge which could help their business innovate and grow.

Why have some places had such an influence on popular music? This will be the topic of discussion at a University of Salford conference next week (5-7 September) which will bring together over 100 academics, postgraduate students and cultural commentators from around the world.

The image of entrepreneurship given by TV shows like Dragons’ Den and The Apprentice is frequently misleading and putting some people off from starting their own business, according to research from Salford Business School.

The image of entrepreneurship given by TV shows like Dragons’ Den and The Apprentice is frequently misleading and putting some people off from starting their own business, according to research from Salford Business School.

The University of Salford is looking for volunteers to help them excavate historic Chadderton Hall as part of Greater Manchester’s biggest ever archaeological project.

Following a major community dig in Radcliffe, University of Salford archaeologists have catalogued a number of finds that bring the lives of the 19th Century residents to life.

The University of Salford is part of a Europe-wide project to develop technologies which will allow buildings to optimise how they consume energy and resources, using wireless sensor technology and data mining methods that learn to optimise energy consumption, but maintain user comfort.

A five-strong team of University of Salford students has scooped the top prize in a major computer game design competition, winning £25,000 to help bring their game to market.

University of Salford sports psychologist Dr Tom Fawcett is no stranger to helping people deal with pressure situations. Here are his top ten tips to follow in case you haven’t got the results you wanted and need to go through Clearing.

While Team GB quite rightly celebrates its best Olympics performance since 1908, Russia and, most surprisingly, Australia are the other real winners at London 2012, outperforming both the United States and China when countries’ population, wealth and other key factors are considered.