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Queen Mary secures £25m to train researchers in health, AI, waste and sustainable technology

Four new doctoral programmes will support around 80 researchers, including widening-participation scholarships and training for healthcare professionals moving into clinical research.

The TEA Editorial Desk · 28 August 2026

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Wearable hormone monitoring research led by the University of Bristol
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Wearable device reveals hidden hormone bursts that could improve diagnosis of a common blood-pressure condition

Bristol-led research found previously hidden hormone spikes in people with primary aldosteronism using a wearable device that samples around the clock.

Bristol · 28 Aug 2026
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Two Bristol researchers recognised for work improving NHS research and dementia diagnosis

Dr Ashley Hammond and Dr Sam Creavin have received national NIHR leadership prizes for work on primary-care research and dementia diagnosis.

Bristol · 28 Aug 2026
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