Research in the School of Applied Sciences

The School of Applied Sciences is active in many areas of research and has established research projects attracting funding from various bodies, both in the UK and abroad. 

Researchers in the School work closely with colleagues in other research centres and institutes in the College of Health, Science and Society.

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Research centres

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Centre for Biomedical Research

Incorporating world-class research in the fields of human health and disease, biosensors and diagnostics, and workforce and practice development in biomedicine.

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Centre for Sustainable Agri-Food and Environment

Pairing rigorous research with real-world translation to improve human and animal health, protect ecosystems, and deliver fair, sustainable prosperity.

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Science Communication Unit

The Science Communication Unit (SCU) is internationally renowned for its diverse and innovative activities, designed to engage the public with science.

Research institute

Institute of Bio-Sensing Technology

Industry and academia working together to develop novel bio sensing technologies.

Science research projects

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