Athletes may have more than twice the risk of irregular heart rhythm
Athletes appear to be almost two and half times more likely than non-athletes to experience irregular heart rhythms (atrial fibrillation).
13 July 2021
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Universities have a leading role in nation’s recovery from pandemic
Canterbury Christ Church University is supporting Universities UK's economic and social recovery campaign #GettingResults to help people and businesses recover from the damage caused by the pandemic.
27 May 2021
EDGE Hub receives extra £900k of Local Growth Funding
EDGE Hub will strengthen the retention of high-quality graduate skills across sectors with a strong focus on more women and those from disadvantaged backgrounds in STEM
04 May 2021
Sheep vs goats: who are the best problem solvers?
When it comes to adapting to new situations, goats are a step ahead of sheep, showing they can adjust more quickly to changing environmental conditions.
24 March 2021
University will host new WISE South East hub to support women and girls in STEM
Canterbury Christ Church University will host a new south east hub to bridge the gap between business and education to inspire women and girls to take up STEM careers.
19 March 2021
Canterbury Christ Church University continues to support introducing engineering to young minds with Primary Engineer
Canterbury Christ Church University will continue to fund and support Primary Engineer’s Structures and Mechanisms with Basic Electrics course for teachers and their pupils in schools across Kent.
11 March 2021
Children invited to wonder like a scientist and ask Big Questions
Canterbury Christ Church university is offering schools and parents free discovery bags containing science equipment and puzzles to inspire a future generation of scientists and explorers.
09 March 2021
University honours pioneering female engineer with the Verena Holmes Building
Canterbury Christ Church University’s new multi-million-pound facility for STEM education will be named the Verena Holmes Building, in honour of one of the country’s most pioneering female engineers.
08 March 2021
Young coders competition launched
Computer programming and coding are integral to many careers, and these skills will be key to this generation of school children's future success.
24 February 2021
£53m bid looks to strengthen Kent economy
Proposals to speed up the delivery of new medicines and strengthen digital skills in Kent have been submitted to the Government.
21 January 2021
Anti-doping education: Teaching athletes about morality in sport can help reduce doping
Elite athletes can be persuaded not to take banned substances either by appealing to their sense of morality or educating them about the risks of using performance-enhancing drugs.
04 December 2020