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New book calls into question the supposed polarity between science and art and explores how the history of art can inform our understanding of medical imagery.

A research showcase of the work of Professor Florence Myles which highlights her work in creating a network of researchers and teachers to help implement the UK Government’s ambitious plan to introduce compulsory foreign language teaching in primary …

Over the past decade, Dr Haim Abraham, from the University of Essex's School of Law, has been looking at the laws and processes surrounding surrogacy in Israel, to ensure same-sex couples and single people enjoy equal rights.

Viewing the risks of advanced AI through a human rights lens. Research Case Study. Impact: Viewing the risks of Artificial Intelligence through a human rights lens. Tagged under Human Rights. Technology, data and innovation. New technology often

Encouraging financial inclusion improving policies and protecting families

Raising the standard of accounting across Nepal’s public sector

University of Essex research has provided the backbone for how to measure and assess the health-related fitness of youngsters.

Research by Professor Jules Pretty has shown that sustainable intensification not only increases farm productivity but can also support ecosystems.

Research at Essex enabled the development, production, commercialisation and validation of eight instruments for optical, non-invasive analysis of photosynthetic organisms.

University of Essex research helped improve operational efficiency at Port of Felixstowe