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  1. 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.

  2. 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.

  3. 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.

  4. Winners of the Global Partnership Seed Fund announced

    Global Partnership Seed Fund grants have been awarded to seven projects at City.

  5. The graduate who beat cancer - twice

    The graduate who beat cancer - twice

    Michelle Fredman (International Journalism, 2020), earns a distinction after recovering from Cancer for the second time.

  6. Can Islington be carbon neutral by 2030?

    Can Islington be carbon neutral by 2030?

    City students join the fight to make Islington carbon neutral by 2030 at City Starters Weekend.

  7. City students support the fight against knife crime in the capital

    City students support the fight against knife crime in the capital

    Two of City’s nursing students are teaching first-aid classes to young Londoners most at risk of experiencing youth violence.

    Hashtag: Student success

  8. City hosts successful 11th International Conference on Compressors and their Systems

    The biennial flagship event draws academics and professionals interested in designing and operating machines which reduce the harmful impact on the environment.

  9. Dr Martin White awarded prestigious Royal Academy of Engineering Research Fellowship

    The Fellowship will support Dr White’s ongoing research in to waste-heat recovery systems.

  10. Art-inspired engineering: From Leonardo da Vinci and Günther Uecker’s nail pins

    Art-inspired engineering: From Leonardo da Vinci and Günther Uecker’s nail pins to micro-pillar sensors.