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First-ever Economic Impact Study of Rutland Water
Rutland Water in the East Midlands was constructed in the 1970s and is the largest artificial lake in England. The first-ever economic impact study of Rutland Water has revealed that the facility...
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PhD Student Wins Accounting Award
David Marshall, a PhD student from the Business School, has won an award for the best essay on the contribution of accounting to the sustainability agenda. The award, sponsored by Grant Thornton LLP...
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Internet for All?
Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) such as Broadband are becoming a bigger part of peoples’ daily lives. Use of the internet has increased particularly with the development of...
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University Recognised Alongside Russell Group Through Funding Award
We’re delighted to be recognised as one of only twelve universities to benefit from an additional £6 million of Higher Education Innovation Funding (HEIF). And, we are particularly pleased that of the...
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“People at their best” wins photography competition
Professor John Senior, Pro Vice-Chancellor (Research), presenting Colleen Addicott with her award Colleen Addicott’s photograph “People at their best” won the University’s Reflection on Research...
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University retains its HR Excellence in Research Award
The University is delighted to be one of twelve UK universities to have successfully retained its HR Excellence in Research Award from the European Commission – two years after initially gaining it....
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Older people and the internet – do they mix? Uncovering the evidence
Are older people using the internet and related innovative devices? © Creatista | Dreamstime Stock Photos & Stock Free Images People are living longer thanks to medical advances and better diets...
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International expert advises South Korea on electricity sector
A recent spate of power supply shortages in South Korea has prompted its government to consider alternative policies and solutions in the country’s electric power industry by hosting an international...
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Putting more babies into each pram!
We’re not talking about multiple births here but about increasing the useful life of products – particularly expensive ones! Image courtesy of Dorel UK Ltd. Most baby and nursery equipment have two...
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Social networking and silver surfers
Guest blog by Dr Jyoti Choudrie, Systems Management Research Unit, Hertfordshire Business School Dr Jyoti Choudrie Ever wondered how many older people regularly use Online Social Networks(OSN) such as...
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