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Dr Geraint (Taff) Morgan from the School of Physical Sciences is involved in a SPRINT funding project to to utilise patented valve technology in…
The European Space Agency’s (ESA) exoplanet mission Ariel, set to launch in 2029, has moved from study to implementation phase. Ariel, also known…
It was a great pleasure for KMi to welcome The Open University’s Vice-Chancellor; David Phoenix, on Wednesday 4 February. KMi…
A paper titled “Explainable AI Approach to Compare Predictive Drivers of Student Success for Disabled and Non-Disabled Learners”, authored by…
KMi researchers, working with colleagues at EURECOM, have secured first place in two major international competitions focused on online misinformation.…
A new KMi research project, funded by Responsible AI UK, is investigating the impact of AI innovations on the gender…
New research published in the high-profile journal Science has explored the reproductive complexity of plants. The researchers found that the reproductive complexity…
On 5th March 2025, Kevin Collins attended and facilitated sessions at the UK national meeting of climate smart agricultural advisors as…
Sustainable waste management requires significant increases in the proportion of waste and its components being reused, repurposed, and recycled instead…
This month, the BBC science documentary series Rare Earth returns with a fifth series. Academics from the OU STEM Faculty, including the…
George Wolf-Jackson has successfully completed his PhD, marking a significant contribution to research on cyber security awareness and behaviour change…
Dr Gareth Neighbour recently presented a paper related to The Remarkable Story of Carbon at Carbon 2025 (The World Conference on Carbon, St Malo, France).…
