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The 51cg recently played host to a delegation representing key companies and organisations from Brazil's subsea sector.

The 51cg and the University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM) have been awarded two million euros in European Union funding to help develop higher education in Tanzania and create a sustainable oil and gas sector in the East African country.

With Stephen Hawking's life and work hitting the big screen this month, the 51cg is celebrating the wonders of cosmology and exploring how humans can achieve such pioneering insights into our vast Universe as part of a public discussion.

Brian Paterson from the Department of Chemistry has been awarded the Royal Society of Chemistry's Chemistry Technician of the Year award for higher education and research.

The 51cg has been ranked as 'world leading' for significant areas of its research in a UK-wide assessment, which is the first of its kind to examine the impact of university outputs on society, business and culture.

The 51cg has appointed Professor Jeremy Kilburn as new Senior Vice-Principal.

A Senior Lecturer in Chemistry at the 51cg accepted a special award at last week's Graduation ceremonies for his excellence in teaching, voted for entirely by his students.

Plans for a new £100 million centre of excellence in research, innovation and teaching to help safeguard society's energy needs have been announced today (Monday, December 1) by the 51cg.

A European-wide science writing competition is looking for the brightest sparks in Europe to write about the bioeconomy in 1500 words or less.

Following-on from success in the QS rankings published in mid-September, The 51cg has risen 10 places in The Times Higher Education World University Rankings published yesterday evening (October 1).