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  • Professor Martha Clokie

    Professor Martha Clokie, Professor of Microbiology is leading the fight against antibiotic resistant bacterial infections.

  • Blooming crocuses usher in spring at popular Botanic Garden events

    The University’s Botanic Garden will once again usher in springtime with two Crocus Sunday events showcasing the early springtime blooming of the flower.

  • Playing Prometheus: some reflections from Australia

    Blog on Australia Convict heritage sites and archives

  • Positive impact

    Explore our research and teaching for positive change

  • 19th Century mince pie recipe

    19th Century mince pie Mince pie|Bake the perfect mince pie with this old-time Christmas recipe ‘Shred pies’, or mince pies as they are more commonly known, are a popular festive treat at Christmas time, having been consumed for centuries during the winter months.

  • Free online course to tackle ethically unsound research

    A free online course offered by our University and aimed at aspiring academics hopes to help tackle issues surrounding ethically unsound research.

  • Spacecraft Communications

    Module code: EG7217 In this module, basic communications concepts, such as modulation, signal to noise ratio and loss are covered briefly, before applying these ideas to satellites and interplanetary spacecraft.

  • Spacecraft Communications

    Module code: EG4217 In this module, basic communications concepts, such as modulation, signal to noise ratio and loss are covered briefly, before applying these ideas to satellites and interplanetary spacecraft.

  • Spacecraft Communications

    Module code: EG4217 In this module, basic communications concepts, such as modulation, signal to noise ratio and loss are covered briefly, before applying these ideas to satellites and interplanetary spacecraft.

  • Spacecraft Communications

    Module code: EG7217 In this module, basic communications concepts, such as modulation, signal to noise ratio and loss are covered briefly, before applying these ideas to satellites and interplanetary spacecraft.

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