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One of The Open University's (OU) Open Societal Challenges projects which seeks new approaches to treat an incurable form of prostate cancer has received a Prostate Cancer UK Research Innovation Award.

OU researchers have been awarded just over £100,000 from UK Space Agency to provide training for the analysis of samples from Mars.

In his inaugural lecture on 13 February 2024, Advaith Siddharthan, Professor of Computer Science and Society in the OU’s Faculty of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics, discussed the impacts of modern culture's disassociation with nature and the potential for citizen science methodologies to redress these.

OU researchers are highlighting the importance of social connectedness for those undergoing self-managed abortions in the UK.

A team of OU researchers have received just over £116,000 from UK Space Agency to map the dark Universe.

Research has found online dancing for unpaid carers in the UK to be feasible, accessible and encouraging for carers to start making more time for themselves.

Open University (OU) researchers have developed a new “Relaxed Tutorial” model which offers a more accessible learning experience to neurodivergent students and students with anxiety.

Researchers are calling for further exploration of remote sensing technologies designed to support the independence of older adults in their daily activities.

One of the OU’s Open Societal Challenges under the Living Well theme, has led to the development of a new physiotherapy device.