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  1. Context matters

    A new method which measures the impact of mediated political events on social opinion and attitudes is helping policy makers throughout Europe make more informed decisions.

  2. De-risking pensions and annuities

    A financial market that helps shift risk from pension plans and annuity providers to the capital markets has been invented by an academic from City University London.

  3. Design for engine reliability

    One of the world's largest manufacturers of aircraft engines has received a boost to its business performance and the confidence of its engines.

  4. Business and Finance: Making big business behave

    City academic argues for a contextualised approach to corporate governance to ensure effective compliance with good standards of business behaviour.

  5. Efficient investment strategies for volatile times

    Cass Business School academics have developed innovative investment strategies which give good returns, but avoid the volatility inherent in commonly-used strategies.

  6. Expansion in sources for shipping finance

    With 30 years of ground-breaking research, City University academics have revolutionised the way the shipping industry funds itself, and cemented London's position as a global hub.

  7. Deviations in segmented cladding fibre

    Research by Professor Aziz Rahman and Dr Arti Agrawal of City's Photonics Modelling Group in School of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences.

  8. Design of durable and more efficient fuel injectors

    Two thirds of the world's liquid fuels are used by diesel engines; research from City University is playing an important part in reducing pollution and improving engine efficiency.

  9. Health: Helping young Londoners communicate effectively

    Young people with language and communication difficulties who live in two London boroughs have improved both their communication skills and their academic attainments.