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Expert comment: The sports stars staying at the top of their game for longer

School of Health and Society

With Cristiano Ronaldo now officially the fourth oldest player to ever play in a FIFA Men’s World Cup game, aged 41, and Serena Williams making her return to Wimbledon aged 44, University of Salford Demonstrator in Sport Rehabilitation , Nigel Thorpe...

Serena Williams swings her racket towards the tennis ball with an expression of focused concentration
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Largest ever Game Republic Student Showcase comes to University of Salford

School of Arts, Media and Creative Technology

Over 200 students from 16 universities and colleges across the North of England will compete at the University of Salford’s MediaCity campus on Wednesday 17 June in the Game Republic Student Showcase.

University of Salford MediaCity campus
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Student brings home medal for Team GB at World Transplant Games

School of Arts, Media and Creative Technology

A University of Salford student is celebrating the 30th anniversary of her life-saving heart transplant with a medal for her country after competing in the World Transplant Games in Australia.

Lucy Ryan on the podium at the World Transplant Games
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Prosthetics students get ‘inspiring’ behind the scenes access at Paralympic Games

School of Health and Society

Seven students from the Centre for Doctoral Training in Prosthetics and Orthotics (CDT) had the amazing opportunity to visit Paris during the Paralympic Games, attending a number of events and even visiting the athletes' village.

The CDT team in Paris
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Salford students develop game to support the preservation of Easter Island heritage

School of Arts, Media and Creative Technology

A team of final year BSc (Hons) Games Design and Production students are developing a game for the preservation of intangible cultural heritage with an emphasis on language from the Rapa Nui Community on Easter Island.

Easter Island
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‘Game changing’ research reveals the full genome sequences of hundreds of primates

Research

The rich genetic diversity and evolutionary history of primates – the group that includes monkeys, apes, lemurs and humans ourselves - has been revealed in full for the first time in a new research paper published today. And the results will help us...

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Salford students and graduates lend voices to Cloud Imperium Games' Squadron 42

School of Arts, Media and Creative Technology

Students and recent graduates from the University of Salford have teamed up with Cloud Imperium Games to lend their voices to the developer's new highly-anticipated video game.

Jamie Peebles records dialogue for Squadron 42 in the voice recording studios
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Inspirational Salford graduate wins Gold and Bronze at Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games

School of Health and Society

Salford graduate Hannah Russell MBE has secured a Gold and Bronze medal at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games, retaining her title in the S12 100m Backstroke and coming in third in the S12 100m Freestyle for Great Britain (GBR).

Hannah Russell MBE holding gold award in Rio de Janeiro 2016
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How Bafta helped elevate the video game to a respected art form worthy of celebration

Research

Researchers Dr Charlotte Gislam and Dr Neta Yodovich wrote for The Conversation on how awards recognition is impacting the gaming industry. You can read the original article on The Conversation's website here .

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Expert comment: Plans for a European Super League take the game away from fans

Salford Business School

The football world is in turmoil after plans were announced by 12 clubs to form a European Super League, which would take the place of the current Champions League.

Close-up of a player's feet about to kick a football
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