News from Loughborough University

This week, a second wave of cyber attacks has hit supermarket refrigeration systems across Europe.

Loughborough University has appointed Professor Nichola Callow as its new Pro Vice-Chancellor for Education and Student Experience.

Research published by Loughborough University has formed part of the Health and Social Care Committee’s call for the Prime Minister to make it his “clear, personal mission” to tackle England’s obesity crisis.

Loughborough experts have unpicked some of the biggest talking points from Chancellor John Healey's Autumn Budget yesterday. From the £100 energy payment to the £10bn of additional economic and military support for Ukraine... here's what they said.

An opinion piece written by Professor Nick Jennings - Vice-Chancellor and President of Loughborough University and an internationally-recognised authority in the areas of AI, autonomous systems, cyber-security and agent-based computing - for The Conversation platform.

Dementia risk in former professional footballers seems to vary between different generations of players, a new study has suggested.

When organisations think about cyber attacks, they often picture stolen data, ransomware demands and disrupted IT systems. But what happens when attackers target operational technology: the physical systems that keep businesses and services running?

New research, led by Loughborough University, has shown that creating safer environments for children in football requires both effective safeguarding training and strong organisational support.

Researchers from Loughborough University are set to partake in a new partnership which aims to strengthen the UK’s sovereign capabilities in the development, manufacture, and commercialisation of electronic materials.