News Search stories Find Filters (1) Filter storiesResetSubjectAll subjectsArts and media (3)Business (1)Computing and computer science (2)Engineering (5)Health (4)Mathematics (1)Politics and law (2)Psychology (2)YearAll years2014MonthAll monthsJanuary (1)June (22)October (1)November (1)December (3)No filters are valid for the current query.Reset FindShow 28 storiesMatching stories (showing 1–10 of 28 stories)Sort byDate (descending)Date (ascending)RelevanceMonday, 22nd December 2014City University London's world leading research recognisedThe results of the 2014 Research Excellence Framework (REF) have been released.Monday, 22nd December 2014Food Boxes serve up top prize at CitySpark festive marketplaceTomoghno Ghose and his team receive £1000 prize in the first round of the competition for student entrepreneurs.Friday, 19th December 2014Glaucoma drug proven to reduce risk of vision lossA major clinical trial proves widely prescribed eye drops prevent sight loss in glaucoma.Tuesday, 11th November 2014Eye diseases identified by how we watch TVOne of the leading causes of blindness worldwide could be detected by how our eyes respond to watching TV according to a new study from researchers at City University London.Wednesday, 29th October 2014More than just a happy accidentResearch carried out by Lecturer in Information Interaction, Dr StInteraction, Dr Stephann Makri, suggests that though serendipity cannot be directly controlled, it can be sought after and influenced.Sunday, 1st June 2014Professor Vangelis SouitarisProfessor Souitaris is particularly interested in what determines the successful funding and growth of academic 'spin-offs'.Sunday, 1st June 2014Towards Fairer CompensationResearch undertaken by City University London academics has helped courts better assess the loss of earnings suffered by people who have had accidents. Hashtag: Research studySunday, 1st June 2014The true cost of social careResearch from City University London has helped shape policy around how to pay for long-term care in the UK. Hashtag: Research studySunday, 1st June 2014News of Professor Andreas KapposAndreas has spent his professional and academic career studying earthquakes across the world.Sunday, 1st June 2014Professor Andrew ChooIn Professor Choo's research he considers the decisions courts make and whether or not fixed rules are more preferable or if a more flexible model would be better.Previous page1…2…3Next page[object Object]