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Two hands forming part of a sign-language gesture against a dark background; representative image
Northern Ireland

Northern Ireland gives sign languages formal legal recognition

A new Sign Language Act has received Royal Assent, giving formal recognition and stronger support to sign language users across Northern Ireland.

Michelle McDonald and Aine Canavan, founders of The Big Ribbon Fundraiser
Armagh

Armagh friends turn cancer recovery into a year of fundraising for three charities

Two Armagh friends who have both experienced breast cancer are bringing their community together through a series of events raising money for three cancer charities.

Microneedles from Queen’s University Belfast research into a dissolvable skin cancer treatment patch
Belfast

Dissolvable 3D-printed patch could make skin cancer treatment gentler

Researchers at Queen’s University Belfast have developed a dissolvable microneedle patch designed to deliver two anti-cancer drugs directly through the skin.

Strawberry plants used in Queen’s University Belfast research into hoverfly pollination
Belfast

Hoverflies turn out to be tiny heavyweights in strawberry pollination

Queen’s University Belfast research has shown how hoverfly behaviour during a flower visit can directly influence successful strawberry pollination.

Queen’s University Belfast and Rolls-Royce partnership image
Belfast

Queen’s Belfast and Rolls-Royce expand aerospace research partnership

A new University Technology Partnership will build on more than 25 years of collaboration and train future aerospace specialists alongside new research.