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Birkbeck-led research secures grant to combat drug-resistant tuberculosis and respiratory diseases

Tuberculosis (TB) remains the leading cause of mortality from a single infectious pathogen, with antimicrobial resistance (AMR) posing a significant global challenge that affects health, economies, societies, and the environment.

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Birkbeck academic secures prestigious NATO funding for cybersecurity research

With the increasing prevalence of cyber-attacks as tools of disruption, this project addresses an urgent need for proactive solutions by aiming to forecast cyber threats and aligning them with mitigating solutions.

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Penguin Random House highlights Birkbeck academic's upcoming book as a must-read

Dr Daniel Yon’s new book, ‘A Trick of the Mind’, is due for release in June 2025.

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Birkbeck academic contributes to Mars Sample Return research

New research sheds light on Mars exploration, as NASA’s Perseverance rover collects samples due to return to Earth in the 2030s.

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Birkbeck University of London hosts Open Day ahead of UCAS January deadline

Over 450 visitors have booked to attend Birkbeck’s first Undergraduate Open Day of 2025, this Saturday 18 January.

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A moment of triumph: nearly 900 undergraduates celebrate success at winter graduations

Birkbeck students graduated in ceremonies filled with inspiring stories, distinguished speakers, and recognition of their exceptional academic journeys.

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Over 860 undergraduates set to graduate next week

Graduation ceremonies will take place from 3 to 5 December, with ceremonies also being live-streamed.

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Cutting edge brain imaging technique measures how babies respond to different faces

The study’s innovative method could pave the way for tailoring early interventions based on individual brain responses.

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Birkbeck announces Professor Lucy Mazdon as its first Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research, Knowledge Exchange and Innovation)

The role will be responsible for leading the development and implementation of Birkbeck’s research strategy and knowledge exchange framework.
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Investigating how the human brain functions in weightlessness

Researching how the human brain represents Earth gravity and adapts to non-terrestrial gravitational environments, such as weightlessness or the partial gravity on the moon or Mars.

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