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Last month, an event was held to recognise the impact the Wellcome Trust Institutional Strategic Support Fund (ISSF) Awards have made to Birkbeck’s research culture.
This year, Birkbeck marks its 200th anniversary, making it extra special for those graduating.
The data shows the increasing need for higher education institutions to provide flexible teaching and learning options.
New Birkbeck research has demonstrated that sleep interventions for babies with a family history of autism need to be explored.
The World Health Organization (WHO) cites antibiotic resistance as one of the biggest threats to global health, food security, and development today.
The Rt Hon Robert Halfon MP visited Birkbeck yesterday to discover more about how Birkbeck’s flexible teaching model has been enabling lifelong learning and supporting people to improve their lives for 200 years.
As Birkbeck marks its 200th anniversary this year, it is furthering its commitment to ensuring current students and alumni always have access to the transformative power of education.
New research, published in Cell, illuminates the molecular 'trains' that transport cargoes essential for human health and development.
The proposed landing site, Oxia Planum, is unique as it will be the oldest part of Mars that has ever been landed on.
The College’s Autumn Graduations brought together staff and students from across Birkbeck to celebrate the academic achievements of over 800 students.
