A new study led by The Open University’s Professor Bart Rienties, and to be published in Progress in Transplantation in December, reveals that high-intensity transplant athletes can not only meet but greatly exceed existing physical activity guidelines.
The Open University has secured £106,078 in funding to lead a new research project exploring how AI and large language models can transform the peer review process for research grants.
This month’s research image of the month (August 2025) encapsulates Dr Sara Calvo Martinez’s research on how community social enterprises can create inclusive, healing, and empowering spaces for marginalised groups.
In a transformative leap for the century-old science of palynology - the study of pollen - The Open University is helping in/contributing to a global effort to digitise and preserve one of the world’s most important botanical collections.
This month’s research image of the month (July 2025) encapsulates Carys Jennings' research on how children experience happiness, particularly in a school setting.
The Open University has been awarded funding from the Arts and Humanities Research Council to train postgraduate researchers in creative economy and arts and humanities.
An Open University academic has been awarded for outstanding and sustained contributions to the field of digital education.
The Open University has been awarded £560,000 by UK Research and Innovation to lead a pioneering research project that interrogates the future of university governance in a neoliberalised higher education landscape.
The Open University has launched a new practical toolkit aimed at helping policymakers, campaigners, and researchers engage some of the UK’s most politically disengaged communities.
As we approach 2030, the clock is ticking on the world’s promise to deliver Sustainable Development Goal 4: inclusive, equitable, and quality education for all. Yet for many educators and policymakers, global education still feels like an abstract or secondary concern - something for others, somewhere else.
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