Researchers from Bradford and Durham have used the scientific analysis of tiny sections of teeth to piece together a clearer understanding of how people were affected by famine in Ireland, and how the introduction of maize as a famine relief food affected those who received it.
Researchers from Bradford and Durham have used the scientific analysis of tiny sections of teeth to piece together a clearer understanding of how people were affected by famine in Ireland, and how the introduction of maize as a famine relief food affected those who received it.
The Magna Charta Observatory has issued a statement concerning universities in Turkey.
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The University of Bradford is holding an event in memory of Adam Curle, the first Chair in Peace Studies, to reflect on his writings in the light of contemporary issues of war, violence and conflict.