Durham University will take a key role in delivering a new AI Growth Zone in North East England – an initiative that promises to create thousands of jobs.

The Church of England must do more to create a culture in which spiritual authority is handled safely, according to a new report from Durham University.

Ancient plant samples have shown that farmers in the Middle East prioritised wine production over olive growing during times of climatic change.

Astronomers have solved a centuries-old puzzle surrounding one of the Universe’s oldest and densest star systems.

Five of the most-publicised polar geoengineering ideas are highly unlikely to help the polar regions, according to a new study involving our geographers.

Twenty of our researchers will take important roles in assessing UK universities’ research quality.

New mothers only have about an hour out of their waking day for rest, according to new research by our psychologists.

Drawing on a study of legislative changes in Austria, Germany, Ireland and the UK, Omar Hammoud-Gallego, Pat McGovern and Eiko Thielemann identify a new development in immigration control that extends beyond borders into the workplace.

A new tool to understand how people imagine differently when reading could have potential implications for the treatment of mental ill health.

Coldplay, Radiohead or R.E.M. – which band has changed their music the most over the years?

All eyes have been on women’s football, and on the England team as the winners of the UEFA Women’s Euros in Switzerland. The players are often held up as role models but is the pressure to inspire greater on women compared to men? Professor Stacey Pope from our Department of Sport and Exercise Sciences has looked into this.

One of the UK’s largest and most important Iron Age finds – excavated by archaeologists at Durham University – has been saved for the nation.