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  1. Informing pregnant women

    City academics have contributed to research showing differences between midwifery units, home births and obstetric units in terms of the benefits and risks for mothers and babies.

  2. Getting to know Europe

    The European Social Survey based at City University is shedding light on the significant difference in attitudes, beliefs and behaviour of people across Europe.

  3. How colour blind are you?

    Visually demanding professions, such as the fire service and the maritime and aviation industries, specify 20/20 vision as a prerequisite for entry.

  4. Making search engines more relevant

    City University London research has contributed to search functions that deliver relevant results quickly, saving time and money.

  5. Low risks for new nuclear builds

    City research helps the UK Government and the nuclear industry make policy and investment decisions regarding nuclear power.

  6. Influencing policy in the Middle East

    Research from City, University London, has had a direct impact on international relations in the Middle East and informed media coverage of the Arab uprisings.

  7. Improving the lives of people living with HIV

    Research by City University London into the lives of those with HIV has led to profound changes in employment law and funding, helping to improve the future prospects for this group.

  8. Improving the detection and management of glaucoma

    Early detection and management of glaucoma can help prevent patients losing their sight, say City University London researchers.

  9. Politics and Law: Impunity and the rule of law

    City's joint initiative aims to end impunity for those responsible for acts of violence against journalists.

  10. Santander Universities funding helps support City students

    City receives an additional £25,000 of Santander funding to support students during the Covid-19 pandemic.