The University of Nottingham Podcast

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Open for business - Nottingham University Samworth Academy opens its doors
7 Sep 2009 @ 07:05 am

Go behind the scenes at the opening of the UK's first 'university academy'; the Nottingham University Samworth Academy.

The day the music died
2 Sep 2009 @ 09:01 am

In this podcast - why the recording studio sector in the UK is in the grip of a severe crisis. Professor Andrew Leyshon explains.

Life in chemistry
1 Sep 2009 @ 05:43 am

In this podcast - Professors Peter Hubberstey and David Garner present their final lunchtime lecture series talks on inorganic chemistry. Their lectures focus not just on their work, but also on their personal lives in Chemistry.

Buying Time - Premier League managers and the sack
27 Aug 2009 @ 04:38 am

In this podcast - are Premier League managers given sufficient time to bring success to their clubs? Dr Matthew Hughes from the Nottingham University Business School discusses his involvement in a joint research project on the issue.

Getting started in Second Life
24 Aug 2009 @ 05:42 am

Welcome to the University of Nottingham's campus in Second Life - find out how to get started in this video podcast featuring some of the latest developments.

A question of quality
21 Aug 2009 @ 08:02 am

In this video find out what to expect when renting student accommodation in Nottingham with a tour organised by the Dunkirk and Old Lenton Community Association.

To tweet or not to tweet - what is the question?
17 Aug 2009 @ 09:23 am

Twitter - useful tool or fad? In this podcast philosopher Dr Carrie Jenkins explains how it's being used to great success by philosophers around the world.

Managing the future part 2
17 Aug 2009 @ 05:49 am

In this podcast we revisit the University's Graduate Trainee Programme a year on, and speak to three school managers about the impact of this innovative scheme.

Rocket Man
13 Aug 2009 @ 10:11 am

In this quite literally explosive podcast, how research at The University of Nottingham is linked to the historic moon landing.

Violence and the media
10 Aug 2009 @ 12:01 pm

Does screen violence breed violence in Britain's youth? Expert Professor Kevin Browne has the answer. Professor Browne is a forensic psychologist at the University and this year presented a report to a Home Affairs Select Committee investigating knife crime.