Salford hosts Science Share for Schools
Thousands of young people shared scientific questions at a special event hosted by the University, for the first time, in collaboration with the University of Manchester.
Thousands of young people shared scientific questions at a special event hosted by the University, for the first time, in collaboration with the University of Manchester.
British television took a technological leap forward in June thanks to engineers at the University of Salford. For the first time, a programme – Casualty – was sound mixed with a technique called object-based audio meaning all the elements you hear...
Salford Inspire is an online store available to University of Salford students. We also use Inspire to provide bursaries to students but you do not need to receive a bursary to create an Inspire account and use the online store.
Smart Meters > Smart Homes (SMSH) lab, part of Energy House Labs at the university, is a member of the Smart Metering Internet of Things (SMIOTS) consortium, exploring how smart controlling can help households manage their energy use for grid...
The University of Salford’s Centre for Sustainable Innovation (CSI) is part of a £12.8 million project to accelerate the responsible and secure adoption of AI (artificial intelligence) across Greater Manchester.
The university’s Sport Rehabilitation department has teamed up with not one, but three North West ice hockey teams.
The University of Salford has partnered with The Gittins Family Charitable Trust to launch scholarships for female students in engineering and male students in nursing from low income backgrounds.
As Brazil prepares for the annual COP30 next week, the University is launching a short-form video series, Talking COP, which aims to make complex climate and sustainability issues accessible and engaging for all audiences.
Salford journalism graduate Hannah Al-Othman has won the prestigious Private Eye Paul Foot Award for investigative and campaigning journalism along with her colleague David Collins.
A University of Salford lecturer has been shortlisted for three prestigious national media awards for her work on the highly successful and groundbreaking podcast, The Trial of Lucy Letby.