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Enzymes that modify protein structure may be targeted for the treatment of pancreatic cancer

3 February 2021

Screenshot from Model NATO virtual simulation

Third year Politics and International Relations students take part in UK-wide Model NATO virtual simulation

1 February 2021

Centre for Law, Society and Popular Culture: January News

27 January 2021

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Westminster led study identifies immune response biomarkers in oysters, clams and mussels

21 January 2021

Pangolins are likely carriers of COVID-19 (SARS-CoV-2)

Small genetic material may play a role in how the virus which causes COVID-19 differently affects animals and humans

19 January 2021

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Westminster Business School develops carbon footprint ratings for new range of breakfast cereals

18 January 2021

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Dr Magdalena Frennhoff Larsen for The Conversation about ratifying a Brexit deal before the deadline

13 January 2021

Drawings by individuals with aphantasia and typical visual memory of rooms for research study

Individuals who cannot generate visual images show difficulties drawing details from memory but draw items in accurate location and size, study finds

12 January 2021

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Professor John Owens for S&P Global about Joe Biden’s expected executive orders

7 January 2021

Centre for Law, Society and Popular Culture: December News

4 January 2021

Globe skimmer dragonfly flying in the cloudy sky

Venice Architecture Biennale previews Monsoon Assemblages and Office of Experiments installation at the 2021 Biennale

11 December 2020

Person sat down pinching bridge of nose looking stressed

Dr Nina Smyth takes part in study about the working conditions and wellbeing of social workers in the UK

7 December 2020

Picture of the globe surrounded by coronavirus structures

Westminster’s Research Communities use funding from the Quintin Hogg Trust to support 23 coronavirus response-related research projects

7 December 2020

Centre for Law, Society and Popular Culture: November News

4 December 2020

MRI images from two volunteers of the upper body highlighting the iliopsoas muscles

Dr Nicolas Basty and Research Centre for Optimal Health predict muscle measurements to investigate effects of health with new machine learning techniques

20 November 2020

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Call for papers - BRI in the Shadow of Covid19: Central Asian Perspectives

30 October 2020

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Dr Nitasha Kaul, Senior Lecturer in Politics and International Relations, in the media

26 October 2020

Centre for Law, Society and Popular Culture: October News

23 October 2020