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  1. Pregnant women and healthcare professionals perceive pregnancy associated risks differently

    New study from City suggests that the risks that pregnancy and childbirth may pose to mother and child are rated differently by expectant mothers and healthcare professionals.

  2. David Lammy MP calls for profound societal change at City’s 125th Anniversary Lecture

    The Member of Parliament for Tottenham delivers a wide-ranging, intelligent and emotive speech on universities’ role in society.

  3. ‘Elite knowledge networks’ are preventing Donald Trump from disrupting the liberal world order

    New research by City, indicates that alliance-building ‘ultraimperialists’ on both sides of US politics and beyond are likely to ensure the status quo of American dominance is maintained.

  4. City students support the fight against knife crime in the capital

    City students support the fight against knife crime in the capital

    Two of City’s nursing students are teaching first-aid classes to young Londoners most at risk of experiencing youth violence.

    Hashtag: Student success

  5. Global liquidity shocks impact house prices

    New research reveals impact of liquidity shocks can be mitigated by government policy.

  6. City hosts successful 11th International Conference on Compressors and their Systems

    The biennial flagship event draws academics and professionals interested in designing and operating machines which reduce the harmful impact on the environment.

  7. Battery icons shape perceptions of time and space and define user identities

    Research demonstrates how mobile technology is altering the way users view the outside world based on battery life and charging points.

  8. City’s Artificial Intelligence Research Centre and Institute for Cyber Security to lead Doctoral Training Programs

    EIT Digital, the European digital innovation and entrepreneurial education organization, is supporting the development of the new Programs.

  9. Why the Home Office rejects so many LGBTQ asylum claims

    Based on his interviews with asylum seekers, City PhD candidate Alex Powell reveals some of the narrow conceptions of sexual identity held by the UK immigration authorities and justice system.

  10. Do we tend to centre our Instagram selfies on our left eye?

    A new study suggests that it may not just be artists who make their eyes the centre-point of their own original work.

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