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This January we’re celebrating #UniversityImpact week alongside universities from across the British Isles. In this blog, we’re showcasing some of our major research stories of 2016 – and how they impact on daily life in the United Kingdom. Revealing the true impact of heading a football In October 2016 researchers from the University of Stirling revealed the true
2016 probably won’t be remembered with much fondness across the globe (RIP David Bowie), but it was a momentous year for the University of Stirling. As the year staggers to an end, we’re looking back at the big UofS milestones of 2016. January – March In January, we were named one of the world’s top 200 most
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We’re going to put this out there – Pokemon GO is fun. Insanely fun. Pokemon Go what now? Remember that game everyone used to play? It’s that, redux. With augmented reality. In case you’ve been living under a rock for the past few weeks, Pokemon GO is a free-to-play mobile game on iOS and Android
Congratulations to our Class of 2016! We loved seeing your Grad stories unfold on Instagram. [juicer name=’university-of-stirling’]
Over the past few years, our academic staff have been contributing expert opinion and comments to The Conversation – an independent source of news and views, sourced from the academic and research community and delivered direct to the public. We’ve produced articles on a range of topics and trending news – from the 2014 Scottish Independence
International Women’s Day 2016 took place on Tuesday 8th March – it’s a day (or week) to celebrate the social, economic, cultural and political impact women have made in everyday life. International Women’s Day at Stirling We hosted a range of dedicated International Women’s Day events on campus – including drumming classes (above) and dedicated #IWD2016 events – as
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