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RSPB and Teesside University researcher partner on project to boost bird populations

Dr Ambroise Baker, Ed Hearn and Chris Francis at RSPB Salthome. Link to Dr Ambroise Baker, Ed Hearn and Chris Francis at RSPB Salthome.

A Teesside University researcher is working with the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) on a project looking at how rewilding can support abundant and diverse birdlife.

17 Jun 2026

Professor Amelia Lake. Link to Professor Amelia Lake.

Fuse supports national coalition calling for energy drinks ban for children

Research from Fuse, the Centre for Translational Research in Public Health, has been instrumental in evidencing the harmful impacts of energy drinks on children and now underpins calls from a national coalition for the Government to deliver its long-promised ban on sales to under-16s.

17 Jun 2026

The Teesside University and AmbaSat team involved in the project . Link to The Teesside University and AmbaSat team involved in the project .

Assessing a practical monitoring service for the emerging green hydrogen sector

AmbaSat Ltd and Teesside University’s Net Zero Industry Innovation Centre (NZIIC) have been awarded a €250,000 contract by the European Space Agency (ESA) to carry out a 12-month feasibility study into a satellite-enabled hydrogen monitoring service for industrial applications.

10 Jun 2026

A Year of Farming: Depicting the annual farming cycle and 39 accompanying tasks and events in Ethiopia. University of Cambridge, Center of African Studies Library (2024).. Link to A Year of Farming: Depicting the annual farming cycle and 39 accompanying tasks and events in Ethiopia. University of Cambridge, Center of African Studies Library (2024)..

Teesside University invites contributions to major European artistic research gathering

Teesside University is calling on artists, researchers and community practitioners to take part in a major international gathering exploring new approaches to knowledge, creativity and place.

11 May 2026

Associate Professor Davies Adeloye. Link to Associate Professor Davies Adeloye.

Research reveals nearly nine million African children living with life-threatening disease

A major new study has revealed that almost nine million children across sub-Saharan Africa are living with sickle cell disease, many without access to early diagnosis or lifesaving care.

30 Apr 2026