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  1. ‘Left-cradling bias’ linked to better social cognitive abilities in children

    New study finds preference for children to cradle dolls on left is indicator of social cognitive abilities.

  2. New report The Ownership Dividend urges government for a more productive and inclusive economy

    Cass academics contribute to The Ownership Dividend report examining at employee ownership in the UK.

    Hashtag: Research study

  3. Mobilising global capital in aftermath of disaster is essential to economic recovery

    A new report from Cass Business School examines global protection gap entities.

  4. City, University of London appoints new Vice-President

    Professor Zoe Radnor to lead Strategy & Planning at City.

  5. New screening tool could help diagnose early cognitive decline in dementia from home

    Simple, cost-effective test may be used to help improve early diagnosis of Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) and provide interventions as early as possible.

  6. New study reveals time and day women are most likely to give birth

    Study analysed over five million births over a ten year period in England.

  7. And the winner is...

    City staff were celebrated for their outstanding work at the fifth instalment of The President’s Awards.

  8. Improvement in proportion of expert women appearing in the news may have stalled, study finds

    Professor Lis Howell announces findings of her new study at the 2018 Women on Air conference.

  9. Top TV editors and MPs praise impact of City research into gender imbalance

    The 2018 Women on Air conference at City, University of London brought together leading media industry figures, journalists and MPs to discuss the representation of women in the news.

  10. City signs agreement with leading South Korea public university

    A delegation from the Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology visited City.

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