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Nutritionists at the University of Chester need people to take part in a new study to see if a new food portion size control tool is effective in weight management.

A book collection of four open access booklets exploring artist-led learning in higher education and collaborations from the University and European colleagues is set to be launched next month.

A project to improve the engagement of veterans with their GPs has been shortlisted for a prestigious award recognising innovation in health practice.

First World War commemorations, the resting places of the enemy war dead in Britain and Germany and the history of shared suffering, loss and support will be discussed by a Chester academic.

Student entrepreneurs have won places on a Spanish business adventure to develop ideas ranging from transforming recycling to magnetic levitation for induction cooking.

As May draws to a close, so does the latest chapter in the University of Chester’s springtime graduation ceremonies.

A pioneering 18th-century Chester Royal Infirmary physician and major contributor in treating and preventing the spread of infectious diseases was honoured with the unveiling of a blue plaque.

Going back to education has helped Jade Smith to embark on a new career in sport event management and has led to a dream job working with the Commonwealth Games.

How Christianity influences the dieting industry, the secret life of Kenneth Williams and understanding conflict through writing will be explored in free Festival talks.

Distinctive portraits of women at the forefront of arts and culture are on display after being created by a University of Chester and National Trust artist using ‘forgotten’ photographic techniques.

The importance of inclusion for all in the community will be discussed by an academic from the University of Chester at a lecture in Storyhouse.

A project to tackle the societal challenge of loneliness in older people has been awarded Government funding.