Read the latest news from the University, from student success stories and alumni achievements to research breakthroughs across our 5 faculties.
19 November 2020 2 min read
Research that uses artificial intelligence to provide greater mobility for the disabled has won two E&T Innovation Awards.
25 November 2020 4 min read
The University of Portsmouth is set to play a role in developing the multi-billion pound space sector in the local area, thanks to a national initiative.
16 November 2020 3 min read
A University of Portsmouth project to help blind and vision impaired people ‘see’ the Universe has been chosen as one of the breakthrough of the year projects in an international competition.
02 November 2020 2 min read
The new series of the University of Portsmouth podcast Life Solved returns this week.
28 October 2020 5 min read
Only a few years ago, scientists the world over celebrated as the first-ever gravitational waves were detected – confirming a long-held scientific theory and opening up an entirely new field of research.
14 October 2020 3 min read
What would a city look like on the planet Mars? An international team has reached the final of a competition for its design of a city, which would allow for ‘Life on Mars’.
03 September 2020 6 min read
A researcher from the University of Portsmouth has been awarded a slice of €677 million funding to tackle one of the big cosmological mysteries.
02 September 2020 9 min read
The most massive gravitational-wave source yet has been detected – a binary black hole merger, which produced a blast equal to the energy of eight Suns, sending shockwaves through the universe.
01 September 2020 4 min read
A live virtual discussion on the ‘hydrogen economy’ - the use of hydrogen as a low carbon energy source instead of natural gas and fossil fuels - will include a talk from University of Portsmouth expert Dr Amitava Roy.
20 August 2020 7 min read
Therapists will be able to remote control a stroke victim’s limbs to help them get better, thanks to a new funding win for the University of Portsmouth.
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