Check out The Open University Open Societal Challenges Sustainability research videos that were filmed at the OU's Shaping A Sustainable Future - The Power of Open Research event in London recently #OUResearch youtube.com/playlist?list=…

Inspiring article with an interview with The Open University Dr Francesco Crea on research into the development of personalized cancer vaccines which teach the patient's immune system to recognize and destroy cancer cells #OUResearch newsweek.com/cancer-vaccine…

It's great to see The Open University Postgraduate Research student from OU Arts & Social Sciences giving online talks on such a range of important topics: research.open.ac.uk/news/join-thur… #OUResearch

There's a great round-up of research by The Open University researchers and others around findings from Moon exploration to be presented at the European Lunar Symposium 2024 #EuropeanLunarSymposium2024 #OUResearch research.open.ac.uk/news/ou-hosts-…

Inspirational 2 days at Open Societal Challenges Sustainability Research Fest exploring importance of working together with business & communities for impactful engaged research that addresses global societal challenges🌍 Check out the OSC blog societal-challenges.open.ac.uk/blog Kevin Shakesheff OU: Environment, Earth & Ecosystem Sciences

The AHRC (Arts and Humanities Research Council), as part of UKRI (UK Research and Innovation), is recruiting new members of its Advisory Board recruitment. This is a good opportunity and the call is now open and information about the role and process for applying is at: ukri.org/who-we-are/wor…

I'm looking forward to The Open University Professor Clara Mancini's inaugural lecture at 5pm today: research.open.ac.uk/events/why-we-… #OUtalks #OUResearch

I'm proud that The Open University has become the first university to be granted Observer status at the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC) Association EOSC Association. It fits well with the objectives of our Open Research priority area shorturl.at/ygtjK #OUResearch

Our Open Societal Challenges competitions have had an excellent response from businesses in Milton Keynes and UK charities: research.open.ac.uk/news/encouragi… #OUResearch

It's very good to see this report led by The Open University Professor Agnes Kukulska- Hulme Agnes Kukulska-Hulme on research into widening participation: rb.gy/k8rg88 #OUResearch

Join @openUniversity Dr Jim Hague Jim Hague and others tomorrow (12 noon) as they discuss cultured meat on BBC Rare Earth. Jim's work has become one of our Open Societal Challenges under the Sustainability theme research.open.ac.uk/societal-chall… #OUResearch

Tackling Waste in a Sustainable Way In this video, Dr Tarek Rashwan and Dr Daniel Payne, discuss how waste in our environments can be tackled in a more sustainable way 🌍 Faculty of STEM, The Open University Kevin Shakesheff youtube.com/watch?v=MaiQWS…

It is great to see The Open University Dr Leslie Mabon Leslie Mabon one of our Open Societal Challenges' leads taking part in Pedals for Paris and highlighting the effects of extreme heat on sport ounews.co/science-mct/ou… #OUResearch

One of our The Open University researchers Dr Jitka Vseteckova Jitka Vseteckova has published an article on The Conversation on how to look after brain health in your 20s and 30s. This links to her Open Societal Challenge on Ageing well theconversation.com/six-ways-to-lo… #OUResearch

It is worth watching this video by The Open University Professor rosalindcrone on Victorian prison treadmills, which were used to punish prisoners. Professor Crone asks what lessons we can learn for prisons today: youtu.be/_I0OdRbWJj8?si… #OUResearch

Check out the The Open University Quarterly Review of Research - a round up of news and research outputs from across our four nations research.open.ac.uk/news/quarterly… #OUResearch

It's great to see The Open University and Vanderbilt University teaming up on the Innovating Pedagogy report to predict the top 10 innovations influencing education: research.open.ac.uk/news/top-10-in… #OUResearch

I am pleased to see this great article about butterflies on The Conversation : Where are all the butterflies? Possibly in your shed (theconversation.com) This is based on a The Open University Open Societal Challenge youtu.be/mPDxok5bBH0?si… #OUResearch

The theme of the first lecture in the The Open University Global Development Annual Lecture series is: Abolition and International Aid and Development: Retreat, Repair and Dignity by Dr Olivia Umurerwa Rutazibwa Olivia U. Rutazibwa - research.open.ac.uk/events/aboliti… #OUResearch

Inspiring research by The Open University Prof Bart Rienties which aims to bridge the gap between medical assumptions and the lived experiences of transplant recipients who engage in physical activities, based on some of Bart's own experiences: research.open.ac.uk/news/challengi… #OUResearch