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Royal Holloway experts to help UK farmers and vets use antibiotics more wisely
05 Nov 2026Researchers from Royal Holloway’s Department of Biological Sciences are helping to tackle one of the biggest threats to animal and human health: Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR).
People in tune with their bodies pay a lower health price for politics, without switching off
28 Oct 2026A study of more than 2,000 Americans across elections found that people who trust their body’s signals reported fewer physical and emotional costs from politics, and were more politically engaged.
Royal Holloway insights shaping Surrey’s future through new Economic Commission
14 Oct 2026The Institute of Social Purpose Innovation (iSPI) at Royal Holloway has been appointed to deliver an independent socio-economic assessment for the newly launched Surrey Economic Commission.
Royal Holloway launches new lifelong learning opportunities with the University of London
17 Jul 2026New flexible, fully-online, postgraduate courses (‘microcredentials’) enable students to learn at their own pace and build towards a recognised University of London qualification.
New paper suggests experts should focus on a “neurodevelopmental spectrum” to support children rather than considering conditions in isolation
03 Jul 2026New research, co-led by an academic from the Department of Psychology, investigated how traits of different neurodevelopmental conditions strongly overlap with each other.
Royal Holloway academic collaborates on research project to create more inclusive museum experiences
20 May 2026An inclusive research workshop, led by Professor Hannah Thompson from the Department of Languages, Literatures and Cultures, brought together key voices to create more inclusive museum experiences.
Research led by a Royal Holloway academic finds the 50 questions that could protect a vital ecosystem found across the globe
28 Apr 2026A team of researchers, led by a Royal Holloway academic, have identified the most urgent, unanswered questions about peatland ecosystems, providing a global roadmap which can guide future science.
Researchers from Royal Holloway support project to provide electricity for an IT training centre in Kenya
15 Apr 2026Researchers from Royal Holloway are supporting a new solar energy project which will provide stable electricity to Oasis Mathare, an IT training centre in an informal settlement in Nairobi, Kenya.
Royal Holloway researchers help shape global conversation on wildfire governance in new Nature Communications Comment
20 Mar 2026Researchers from Royal Holloway’s Department of Geography highlight why justice, local expertise and rethinking resilience must guide the implementation of the Kananaskis Wildfire Charter.
Award-winning academic launches new exhibition showcasing daily realities of busy maternity unit
26 Sept 2024A photography exhibition by a Royal Holloway academic will be displayed at West Middlesex University Hospital from 26 September to 14 October 2024, documenting the experiences of expectant families.
Royal Holloway hosts cutting edge AI training for government officials
12 Sept 2024A two-day event aimed at training government officials to work with Artificial Intelligence, organised by the Department of Computer Science, was hosted by Royal Holloway last week.
Royal Holloway collaborates with the Science Museum Group to run British Sign Language workshop, making science more accessible
09 May 2024A team of academics from Royal Holloway were part of a collaborative project with the Science Museum Group and the Scottish Sensory Centre at the University of Edinburgh to co-create new BSL signs.