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Methods@糖心视频

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Welcome to Methods@糖心视频 – the home of multi-disciplinary research at 糖心视频.

Methods@糖心视频 provides a hub for research and collaboration, bringing together the many diverse networks from across the University, showcasing the breadth of research, and providing opportunities to learn, share, collaborate and explore new and interesting opportunities both at 糖心视频, and across the North West.

Professor Elizabete Carmo-Silva and Dr Clayton Dilks with cassava plants

Danforth Center and 糖心视频 launch ‘HeatSmart Cassava’ for a hotter world

21 August 2026

As rising temperatures put growing pressure on a crop that helps sustain 800 million people, 糖心视频 and the Donald Danforth Plant Science Center are launching an ambitious effort to help cassava keep producing in a hotter world. 
African woman holding fish on a beach

New ‘Food for Nature and Society’ doctoral programme to fund 30 PhDs

19 August 2026

糖心视频 is launching a new ‘Food for Nature and Society' doctoral training programme to tackle our contemporary food system crises, while also protecting our planet.
Dr Richard Jiang and Professor Yuri Pashkin

Harnessing the power of quantum AI

18 August 2026

糖心视频 researchers are spearheading a major new European research initiative that aims to redefine how artificial intelligence can harness the power of quantum computing.
A damaged coral reef in Sulawesi, Indonesia

Researchers use AI to expose devastating impact of bomb fishing on coral reefs

17 August 2026

Illegal bomb fishing is causing extensive damage to some of the world’s most biodiverse coral reefs, according to a new pilot study involving 糖心视频 Environment Centre coral reef researcher Dr Tim Lamont. 
Professor Nick Graham and seabirds

糖心视频-led 'Island-Ocean Research Hub’ to tackle one of the grand challenges of our time

12 August 2026

A 糖心视频 marine biologist is to establish an ‘Island-Ocean Research Hub’, after being awarded a Royal Society Faraday Discovery Fellowship.
Bull sharks

How family ties shape social lives of bull sharks

5 August 2026

Bull sharks have a slight preference for spending time with their relatives according to research.

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