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Research: Military vehicles disturbing soil did not cause a Chornobyl radiation spike
School of Science, Engineering and Environment
A new study has found an apparent spike in radiation levels reported across the Chornobyl* Exclusion Zone was not caused by invading Russian military vehicles, as had become widely accepted, or by a leak from the former nuclear reactor or one of the...
Research project aims to improve digital inclusion of disabled volunteers
Research
A research project has been launched to explore the digital inclusion of disabled adults in both online and offline voluntary work.
Research project connects neurodivergent young people with nature via Minecraft
Research
A joint-research project from Plymouth Marjon University and the University of Salford is empowering young people to connect with the outdoors via the digital worlds of Minecraft.
Research Publications Policy
Discover how to ensure your research publications comply with the University of Salford’s Research Publications (Open Access) Policy.
Research reveals detection dogs can be used to locate great crested newts
Research
New research has revealed the potential for dogs to be used to detect great crested newts and other endangered species.
Research shows benefits of joined up working for care homes and healthcare students
School of Health and Society
A research project led by the University of Salford has found that more collaborative training for students from different healthcare degree programmes has potential benefits for care home staff and residents, as well as for the students themselves.
Research shows coronavirus benefit claimants are more likely to be younger, middle class, or more likely to be BAME
School of Health and Society
As the September claimant count is released today, showing the significant increase in benefit claimants since March 2020, a major research project into the benefits system during the Covid-19 pandemic has found that that the socio-demographic...
Research shows impact of Greater Manchester universities as Civic University Agreement reaches major milestone
University Campus
Research has shown the impact of Greater Manchester’s universities on the city region, its people, and businesses, one year on from the signing of a flagship agreement.
Research success for Dr Mick Lockwood as he explores the future of Self-Sovereign Identity
School of Arts, Media and Creative Technology
Congratulations to Dr Mick Lockwood, Lecturer in Digital Design in the School of Arts, Media and Creative Technology, whose research around Self-Sovereign Identity (SSI) has been published in two insightful journal articles this month.
