News Centre archive - 2014
Collated on this page is an archive of the University's News Centre stories in 2014.
Browse the archive below, or select an alternate year from the left column navigation.
Soil bugs play greater role in climate change than first thought
A new study published in the international journal Nature reveals changing global temperatures could effect the activity of subterranean microbes triggering soils to release more greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
Study finds false perceptions of body weight put new mums in diabetes danger zone
An alarming number of new mums who develop increased blood sugar levels during pregnancy are placing themselves at heightened risk of long-term diabetes because of false perceptions of their own weight and health risk.
Should children under 13 be allowed their own Google accounts?
Google may soon offer children under 13 a simple and safe way to access internet services including Gmail and YouTube, but how will this affect online safety?
UWS anti-racism app scoops second place in UN Award
UWS will work with partners from around the world to further develop a ground-breaking anti-racism app after it was nominated as a finalist in a United Nations Award.
United Nations recognises UWS app to combat racism
UWS will work with partners from around the world to further develop a ground-breaking anti-racism app after it was nominated as a finalist in a United Nations Award.
New health resources to improve men's health
By understanding how men and boys access medical information and make health-related decisions, health and community services can provide better outcomes.
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