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Designing a new technology transfer regulatory framework for the European Union

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

Business archives offer a wealth of information about company history. But how can they inform business practice today? Working with archivists from the John Lewis Partnership and other organisations, Dr Alix Green is helping business leaders…

Researchers at the University of Essex formally proposed linking the benefits of adopting physical activity at the same time as being directly exposed to nature.

Performances devised, written and evaluated by Dr Holly Maples, from East 15 Acting School, have shown how heritage performance can bring history to life, is changing the way museums develop exhibitions and is changing the way people experience…

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.

A research showcase on improving the lives of refugees led by Professor Renos Papadopoulos from Department of Psychosocial and Psychoanalytic Studies at the University of Essex.

Find out why Dr Silvia Avram, from the Institute for Social and Economic Research, thinks benefits policy needs to change if the government wants to encourage people to take up insecure but flexible contracts.

Find out how an interdisciplinary project between an art historian and a psychologist is helping to ensure accessibility in museums and galleries.

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