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Dr Jess Cook Hale, from the University of Bradford’s Submerged Landscapes Research Centre, during a previous trip to the Gulf of Mexico

Archaeologists from Bradford University to explore lost landscapes under the sea

Dr Alex Surtees of Bradford University's forensic science department with The Sandpit, one of three oil paintings being tested for scientific evidence that they may be by the renowned English artist John Constable (1776-1837). Pic: Lorne Campbell / Guzelian

Scientists to use CT scanner to test authenticity of Constable painting

Sean Cahill during his time with the Royal Navy

Yorkshire veteran who served in Falklands set to graduate in archaeology at 69

Bradford University archivist Julie Parry with prototype sketches of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament's (CND) iconic peace symbol made in 1958 by artist Gerald Holtom. The drawings were later bequeathed by his widow to the Commonweal (CORR) Collection, a peace-themed library of more than 4,000 books within the JB Priestley Library at Bradford University, whose Peace Studies department celebrates its 50th anniversary this year.Writing in the New Statesman on 2 November 1957, Bradford-born Priestley argued Britain should renounce nuclear weapons. The article generated a huge response, culminating in the launch of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament at a mass meeting in Central Hall Westminster on 17 February 1957. Image: Asadour Guzelian

How sketches in Bradford University archives came to create the peace sign

Yorkshire researchers are on the hunt for lost civilisations that lie under the waves in the North Sea and the Baltic

Yorkshire researchers on hunt for lost civilisations

Terri Spruce, Clinical Development Lead at Vida Healthcare

Vida Healthcare makes significant investment in providing outstanding dementia c...

Terri Spruce, Clinical Development Lead at Vida Healthcare

Vida Healthcare makes significant investment in providing outstanding dementia c...

A general view of The Chat GPT website. PIC: John Walton/PA Wire

Why the education sector needs to embrace AI - Hassan Ugail

Dr Muhammad Shahid (right) and Associate Professor Sriharsha Kantamneni.

The building society employee advancing cancer therapies on the side

Musicians perform at the opening ceremony of the World Climate Action Summit at Cop28 in Dubai. PIC: Chris Jackson/PA Wire

Children’s imagination could be key to solving crisis - Vishanth Weerakkody

Actor Samuel West. (Photo by Samir Hussein/Getty Images for BFI)

The Yorkshire Post features highlights this week

Nick Toczek has been honoured with an Outstanding Contribution Award at the University of Bradford. Photo: KM Images Ltd

Yorkshire writer Nick Toczek reflects on a varied career

Dr Becky Alexis-Martin researches the effects of nuclear weapons testing on Pacific islands

Yorkshire academic researching effects of nuclear weapons on Pacific islanders

Professor Andrew Wilson with 'BD25'. KM Images Ltd

How a robot dog could explore abandoned old mill buildings in Bradford

Michael Andrews is among those who have helped to design the course. Credit: University of Bradford

Course designed by people living with dementia is running in Yorkshire

Raphael Professor Hassan Ugail

Painting by Renaissance master Raphael on display in Yorkshire

Then Mexican President Ernesto Zedillo giving an address in 1997. Photo: VINCENT LAFORET/AFP via Getty Images

Former President of Mexico on how his time in Yorkshire shaped him

Former HSBC chief risk officer Mark Thundercliffe addresses an audience at the University of Bradford. Image by ​Kiran Mehta of KM Imagaes

Former HSBC risk officer addresses Bradford AI and Data students

Professor Zahir Irani, deputy vice-chancellor at University of Bradford.

University of Bradford set to launch new start-up hub

The first team photo of the Peace Studies department in Bradford.

'If you have a will, it is possible to make a difference'

Professor Zahir Irani is deputy vice-chancellor at the University of Bradford.

Data analytics and AI are a massive opportunity for Yorkshire - Zahir Irani

Data analytics and Artificial Intelligence (AI) are fast emerging as a massive opportunity for Yorkshire. Both for businesses and for people and their individual careers.

Zahir Irani

Anita Rani who has been installed as Chancellor at The University of Bradford during a ceremony on Monday

Anita Rani on why she's fiercely proud of being a Yorkshire lass

Anita Rani who has been installed as Chancellor at The University of Bradford during a ceremony on Monday.

Bradford-born presenter Anita Rani made Chancellor of her home-town university

Dr Mohammed Qasim, who has followed gangs and drug dealers to better understand the causes of crime, was awarded an MBE in the New Year’s Honours. Photo: University of Bradford

Meet the Bradford academic researching a criminal side of society

Professor Andrew Wilson and Dr Cathy Batt, front, with academics from Archaeological Sciences and representatives from FujiFilm. Image: K M Images Ltd

Scientists in Bradford to uncover the secrets of mummies

Dr Curtis-Summers led stable isotope analysis on some of the Whithorn burials to understand aspects of diet and mobility and selected the skulls for the 3D facial reconstructions.

Faces of medieval ancestors revealed by Yorkshire archaeological experts

Three University of Bradford student paramedics are planning to row 3,000 miles across the Atlantic to raise money for charity. The team - known as Par-oar-medics - consists of third-year students Ken Bordt, Tom Dowdy and Ethan Chapman.:Talisker Whisky Challenge

Yorkshire student paramedics plan Atlantic rowing challenge

Students will be moving into accomodation such as the Broadcasting Tower on Woodhouse Lane in Leeds. PIC: James Hardisty.

Freshers week is important for building relationships - Isabella Miller

The former Bradford College site which is going to be transformed into student accomadation aimed at over seas students attending the university

Conversion of listed building into 'luxurious' student flats

Dr Simon Fitch, from the University of Bradford. Credits: University of Bradford.

Bradford academic leading search for ice age ancestors beneath the ocean waves

The play being performed at Theatre in the Mill, University of Bradford campus

Play tells heart wrenching story of impact of pandemic on people with dementia

Jack Smith, former managing director of Intasun.

Jack Smith, former managing director of Intasun and ABTA president, dies aged 90

Well-known Bradford businessman Jack Smith has passed away at the age of 90.

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Marcus Ratray, a professor of pharmacology at the University of Bradford is part of the team behind the city's bid to be crowned UK City of Culture 2025.

'It’s about removing barriers and tackling inequality', culture bid benefits

Bradford University's Renduchintala Centre for Space AI launches in September. Image: University of Bradford.

Millionaire donor behind Bradford University space centre wanted to 'give back'

James Fearnley, chief executive of Nature's Laboratory in Whitby. Picture: Ceri Oakes Photography

How an antibiotic produced by bees could help meet the worldwide crisis

Fields of work to be undertaken by the new Renduchintala Centre for Space AI MSc Satellite Systems Engineering programme at the University of Bradford, which launches in September. Credit: University of Bradford.

Mini-satellite as small as a Rubik’s Cub may be launched by Bradford University

Peter Dixon, of Dudleys, left, with award.

Dudleys director awarded highest professional honour

Events are taking place on November 8 to mark World Radiography Day.

What World Radiography Day means to NHS – Yorkshire Post Letters

Commercial real estate firm, Avison Young, has completed the sale of the University of Bradford’s Heaton Mount and Emm Lane campus to Liverpool-based organisation, the Greensville Trust.

Historic Bradford building to be turned into community hub

Christopher Pieper, from Utah, has reflected on his seven months in Yorkshire.

An American in Yorkshire and the winding paths to peace – Christopher Pieper

The site, sold for £4.2m, includes three Grade-II listed buildings.

University sells historic mansion in move which could create up to 100 jobs

Paula Palade who is helping develop driverless cars. Picture: Jaguar Land Rover

The women from Yorkshire changing the way we live

A leading academic in Yorkshire has called for increased efforts to ensure universities become more diverse and create equal opportunities for black, asian and ethnic minority students in higher education. Photo credit: PA

Need for more opportunities for BAME students, says leading Yorkshire academic

A 16-strong excavation team from the University of Bradford have unearthed a Victorian street running through and near their campus. The cobbled street dates from roughly 1870 and runs between the two rows of terraced housing on Miall Street and Longside Lane. Photo credit: Simon Hulme/JPIMediaResell

Yorkshire archaeologists sensationally discover new Victorian site in Bradford

Pictured Hussan Ugail, a Professor in Visual Computing from the University of Bradford. Photo credit: The University of Bradford

Yorkshire professor says humans have 2,000 years before AI becomes 'too clever'

The full moon sets behind Stonehenge on April this year in Amesbury, England. Photo credit: Finnbarr Webster/Getty Images

How the University of Bradford is helping uncover global heritage secrets

Pictured a member of the public wears a face mask in, Bradford in Yorkshire last year after a study by Public Health England (PHE), looked at the risk factors for coronavirus and found BAME individuals have a much higher risk of death than white people, as do those from poorer backgrounds, men and anyone who is obese or suffering from diabetes. Photo credit: Danny Lawson/PA

The University of Bradford in fight to tackle big diabetes problem in the city

Nigel Greenwood has created Bubul.

New software to help SMEs with customer experience launched

Pictured, a view of Westminster. Photo credit: David Jakab / Pexels

How a Yorkshire 'tooth fairy' solved mystery of 800-year-old Westminster bones

Professor Shirley Congdon is vice chancellor of the University of Bradford.

How Yorkshire’s universities will help region recover – Shirley Congdon

Dr Conor Meehan said that the vaccine rollout is the biggest in the “entire history of the entire world". Picture: PA.

Yorkshire academic will chart disease history at museum's event

Paul Soj is running or walking 100km throughout February to raise awareness of tinnitus

As tinnitus is thought to be a symptom of long Covid a Bradford student talks ab...

Pictured, Zebrafish, a species of small exotic fish. Academics from the University of Bradford have taken a major step towards developing new treatments for cancer and dementia, thanks to studying them. Photo credit: Getty Images

Exotic fish clues could aid cancer treatment in pioneering Yorkshire study

Pictured, students from the North of England receiving their A-level results in the Summer last year. Photo credit: JPIMediaResell

Universities shouldn't lower entry grades to reduce anxiety says vice-chancellor

Pictured, first year paramedic student Graeme Brannan, from the University of Bradford, who moved to Leeds in September last year. Photo credit: Simon Hulme/ JPIMediaResell

Students in Yorkshire speak out about challenges of isolation for young people

Aneeqa Hussain has just qualified as a midwife Picture:University of Bradford

How brother’s kidney transplant inspired Aneeqa to become midwife

Pictured, an image captured by NASA's Hubble Space Telescope shows a close-up of the red planet Mars. Photo credit: Getty

Yorkshire university professor reveals role in NASA Mars mission

The University of Bradford has set-up an Emergency Covid-19 Hardship Appeal to prevent the financial impact of the pandemic from jeopardising its students’ futures.

Yorkshire universities' plea to help students hardest hit from impact of Covid

The stonehammer discovered under the North Sea

Archaeologists explore lost underwater world of hunter gatherers

The proportion of university students in England awarded first class degrees has increased by 88 per cent in the last eight years, the higher education watchdog has found. Photo credit: JPIMedia

Yorkshire universities hit back after concerns over rise in first-class degrees