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  1. Entrepreneurship in the time of Covid-19

    Aurore Hochard from Cass, offers advice to start-ups navigating the pandemic, and discusses the benefits of the New Venture Creation course.

    Hashtag: Coronavirus

  2. Leadership, lockdown and liberties

    Dr Gwilym David Blunt, Lecturer in International Politics, says why leaders breaking rules is a far more serious attack on our liberty than lockdown itself.

  3. Professor Paula Jarzabkowski named a Fellow of the Academy of Management

    Cass Professor of Strategic Management recognised for impact and quality of research.

  4. City engineering experts to develop diabetes sensor

    Dr Sumsun Naher and Professor Aziz Rahman have received a Marie Curie Fellowship to develop a hybrid sensor for the detection of diabetes from exhaled breath.

  5. Ultra Long-Haul: An Emerging Business Model in the Post-COVID-19 Era

    The current crisis should send a signal to airlines to phase out older and larger aircraft in their fleets and acquire newer ones with long-range capabilities and lower cabin density.

    Hashtag: Coronavirus

  6. Drill music offers a viable escape for urban youths – study shows that criminalising it does more harm than good

    City, University of London research suggests that the authorities’ misguided targeting of drill musicians is ‘street illiterate’ and counterproductive.

  7. City alumna sets up online mental health practice in India

    Aviva Damania, (MSc Adult Mental Health, 2019), has set up an online mental health practice from her home city of Mumbai.

  8. Department of Journalism academic wins prize for best journal article of 2019

    Dr Mel Bunce recognised for Journalism Studies paper on journalists working for philanthropic foundations.

  9. Professor Panos Koutrakos discusses Germany’s Constitutional Court (BVerfG) ruling against the European Court of Justice

    The Jean Monnet Professor in EU Law in The City Law School discusses the BVerfG judgement on domestic courts.

  10. Are state-sponsored Chinese actors cyber hacking coronavirus vaccines?

    City academics, Professor David Stupples and Dr Enrico Bonadio, comment on allegations of China’s use of espionage to gain control of COVID-19 vaccine outcomes.

    Hashtag: Coronavirus

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