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  1. City extends agreement with European Social Survey

    City extends agreement with European Social Survey

    New deal underlines the University’s commitment to collaborative European research.

    Hashtag: Announcements

  2. The Code of the Rainmaker: how to win deals, harness networks and build relationships

    Food for Thought webinar discusses the art of impressing potential clients and building networks in the professional services space.

    Hashtag: Expert comment

  3. City PhD researcher develops a smart-car Identity and Access Management (IAM) system

    City PhD researcher develops a smart-car Identity and Access Management (IAM) system

    Subhajit Bandopadhyay is working on a smart car IAM based on Usage Control (UCON) and Verifiable Credentials (VCs).

  4. Achieving recognition: how unique and eclectic musicians can thrive now and in the future

    A new study has found that artistic acknowledgment depends on a signature style or the pace of outputs

    Hashtags: Expert comment, research spotlight

  5. City’s Students’ Union scoops green award

    City’s Students’ Union scoops green award

    City’s Students’ Union received an award of ‘Excellent’ at the Green Impact Students’ Unions (GISU) Awards

    Hashtag: Campus life

  6. Nausheen Basha wins the Institute of Refrigeration’s Ted Perry Award

    Nausheen Basha wins the Institute of Refrigeration’s Ted Perry Award

    The City engineering PhD student has won the Award for her research into the Development of Screw Compressors by Improving the Oil Injection System.

  7. Battle-hardened fund managers produce higher returns during times of recession

    New research shows fund managers exhibit decision-making and performance traits for life in line with market conditions at the beginning of their careers.

    Hashtags: Expert comment, research spotlight

  8. Official Secrets Act: UK government has a long history of suppressing journalism to hide its misdeeds

    Official Secrets Act: UK government has a long history of suppressing journalism to hide its misdeeds

    Dr Paul Lashmar on the government’s proposals for toughening the Official Secrets Act.

    Hashtag: Research study

  9. COVID-19 and its effect on people’s religious belief

    COVID-19 and its effect on people’s religious belief

    New study from City, University of London suggests an early reaction to the COVID-19 pandemic was a strengthening in position of the strongly religious and non-religious, mediated by anxiety level.

    Hashtag: Research study

  10. Lucrative investment in Harry and Meghan will pay off for Netflix, says expert

    Business School professor believes multi-million pound streaming deal will provide huge boost to popular TV show The Crown

    Hashtag: Expert comment