News Search stories Find Filters (2) Filter storiesResetSubjectAll subjectsArts and media (2)Business (2)Health (2)Literature (1)Politics and law (4)Psychology (3)YearAll years2017MonthAll monthsJanuaryNo filters are valid for the current query.Reset FindShow 8 storiesMatching stories (showing 8 stories)Sort byDate (descending)Date (ascending)RelevanceTuesday, 31st January 2017Taliban in disarray, says new paper co-authored by City academicProfessor Theo Farrell has co-authored a paper for the Royal United Services Institute on the current state of the Taliban. Hashtag: Research studyMonday, 30th January 2017City, University of London January graduationsOver two thousand students will graduate and the achievements of four individuals will be recognised by means of honorary degrees. Hashtags: Announcements, Campus life, Student successThursday, 26th January 2017Giving surplus supermarket food to charities will not solve hunger or waste problems, new paper claimsA new Food Research Collaboration paper explores whether corporate donation of surplus food is an appropriate way to tackle food waste and poverty. Hashtag: Research studyTuesday, 24th January 2017New research proposes product to help people save for social careDisability-linked annuity product could help address the issue of caring for an increasingly ageing UK population. Hashtag: Research studyWednesday, 18th January 2017Synaesthesia ‘hearing-motion’ phenomenon more common than previously thought, says studyPaper found that one in five of us may 'hear' flashes of light. Hashtag: Research studyTuesday, 17th January 2017Confronting the RobotsCity academics consider the age of automation.Wednesday, 11th January 2017Media in developing countries must help improve gender equality, academic concludes in new bookDr Carolina Matos says media organisations in developing countries must play a greater role in improving gender equality in her book, Globalization, Gender Politics and the Media. Hashtag: Research studyMonday, 9th January 2017Lecturer to give talk on research into WWI spy Mata HariDr Julie Wheelwright will draw from her own research as she explores the life of First World war spy Mata Hari in a lecture at the National Army Museum. Hashtag: Research study[object Object]