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Recommendations to tackle multiple sclerosis
01 Mar 2018MS in the 21st Century, an initiative co-chaired by Royal Holloway, University of London Professor of Neuropsychology, Dawn Langdon has published their new manuscript.
Infectious disease in hoverflies linked to honeybee health
28 Feb 2018Scientists from Royal Holloway, Oxford University and Cornell University have shown for the first time that viruses that are harmful to honeybees are also present in hoverfly polinators.
Mayor of Runnymede volunteers with Royal Holloway students
28 Feb 2018The Mayor of Runnymede, Councillor Iftikhar Chaudhri, was invited by Royal Holloway, University of London to spend the day with its students during Student Volunteering Week (19-25 February).
Survation and Royal Holloway announce three year partnership
23 Feb 2018Introduction of a three-year partnership to improve methods for gauging public opinion.
A step closer to bee friendly crops; researchers optimise broad beans for bees
21 Feb 2018Scientists from Royal Holloway and the University of Cambridge have been taking part in an experiment to optimise broad beans to increase bee visitation rates.
Using Twitter to discover how language changes
15 Feb 2018Scientists at Royal Holloway, University of London, have studied more than 200 million Twitter messages to try and unravel the mystery of how language evolves and spreads.
ISG leads next-generation security solutions
09 Feb 2018Academics from the Information Security Group at Royal Holloway, University of London, are part of an international consortium focusing on developing the next generation TPM (Trusted Platform Module).
Royal Holloway to carry out its first overnight sleep study to explore how a lack of sleep affects your ability to learn
02 Feb 2018Researchers from the Department of Psychology at Royal Holloway, University of London, will be carrying out overnight sleep studies in their sleep laboratory.
New evidence suggests a role for Curcumin and related compounds in the treatment of cancer and Alzheimer's disease
29 Jan 2018It has long been believed that curcumin, has medicinal properties, but problems with its bioavailability and a lack of understanding of how it works have complicated its use.
Researchers develop artificial chromosomes which could reverse the genetic defects in people with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy
25 Jan 2018Scientists at Royal Holloway along with colleagues at UCL, have developed a novel artificial human chromosome which could be used to reverse the genetic defect in muscle stem cells.
Free online course from Royal Holloway and UK Parliament marks 100 years of votes for women
22 Jan 2018Royal Holloway, University of London, in partnership with the UK Parliament, is launching the course Beyond the Ballot: Women’s Rights and Suffrage from 1866 to Today.
Ants sacrifice their colony mates as parts of a deadly disinfection
09 Jan 2018New research from the IST Austria, in collaboration with Royal Holloway and the University of Würzburg, has found that Lasius neglectus ants sacrifice ill ants to protect their colony from infection.