University of Suffolk
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Emma Bond
Professor Emma BondEmma is Pro Vice-Chancellor Research and Knowledge Exchange at the University of Suffolk and a leading expert in online safety and digital crime prevention. She has spent more than two decades researching cyber risks, image-based abuse, and online harassment, making her a recognised authority on protecting people from digital threats. Emma oversees the university's research institutes and is preparing Suffolk for its next Research Excellence Framework submission.
Miranda Hovrath
Professor and Director of the Institute for Social Justice and CrimeProfessor Miranda Horvath is a leading international researcher in forensic psychology and Director of the Institute for Social Justice and Crime at the University of Suffolk. With nearly 20 years of research experience, she specialises in Violence Against Women and Girls and works closely with law enforcement, health services and policymakers to create practical solutions to real-world problems. She has secured funding from major organisations including the Home Office, Ministry of Justice and NHS, and regularly advises government departments on policy developments.
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Lecture to explore centuries of refugee contributions to Suffolk
Refugees fleeing war and persecution have shaped Suffolk for centuries – leaving their mark on landmark buildings, businesses and football clubs – in a history largely forgotten today that will be explored in a free university lecture next month.by
Matt Stott
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Ipswich Thrive: Business Festival expands to over 30 events
Entrepreneurs, start-ups and established businesses can access more than 30 free workshops, networking sessions and expert masterclasses this March when Ipswich Thrive business festival returns, doubling in scale after last year's successful debut.byMatt Stott
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University's Amazon rainforest project wins global award
A University of Suffolk conservation project in Peru has won a prestigious international ecotourism award for pioneering work that gives students hands-on experience using AI to protect endangered primates in the Amazon rainforest.byMatt Stott
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University students' Amazon primate work shortlisted for award
A conservation project in the Peruvian Amazon run in partnership with the University of Suffolk has been shortlisted for a prestigious global ecotourism award.byMatt Stott
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Suffolk researchers test whether singing can treat Parkinson's 'poker face'
Researchers in Suffolk are launching what they believe is the first UK study testing whether musical-theatre-style singing can rehabilitate facial expression in Parkinson's patients – addressing a symptom that affects around 9 in 10 people but has limited treatment options.byMatt Stott
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College and university launch charity-business platform
Suffolk New College and University of Suffolk brought together over a dozen local charities and businesses in a new event designed to build partnerships beyond traditional fundraising. Organisers plan to make it an annual Christmas fixture.byMatt Stott
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Roadshow aims to unlock millions in apprenticeship funding
Suffolk businesses are being urged to maximise their apprenticeship levy funds at a series of roadshow events designed to help employers access millions in unspent funding that would otherwise return to central government.byMatt Stott
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Does volunteering actually work for young people?
Volunteering is booming in Ipswich, with organisations like Volunteering Matters pushing it into the spotlight. The question is: does it work? Can giving your time for free really help you navigate an increasingly brutal job market?News
New Ipswich Monopoly board launches today with Ipswich.co.uk among coveted spots
Nineteen years on from the first edition, the official Ipswich Monopoly launched this morning, featuring over 30 local landmarks and organisations, including Ipswich.co.uk on one of three Community Chest squares. The football club claims the board's top spot 19 years after the town's first version.by
Oliver Rouane-Williams
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University and college unite charities for Christmas event
The University of Suffolk and Suffolk New College are hosting a free event where businesses can pledge time, skills or partnerships to nine local charities instead of paying admission.byMatt Stott
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MP criticises 'disappointing' notice period as Ipswich nursery prepares to close
Ipswich MP Jack Abbott has expressed disappointment that families were given only three months' notice of Bright Horizons Quayside's closure, despite the option to continue into next year being available, as he works to secure alternative childcare places.byOliver Rouane-Williams
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New Chancellor Zeb Soanes: 'Why shouldn't the next Steve Jobs be here?'
Zeb Soanes had just completed what might be the most public wardrobe change in Suffolk history – swapping honorary doctorate robes for Chancellor's regalia in front of several hundred people – when he sat down on the top floor of the £21 million James Hehir Building to talk about aspiration.byMatt Stott
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