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Outstanding Contribution accolade for Dr Laura Sillars

Dr Laura Sillars, Dean of Culture and Creativity at Teesside University and Director of MIMA. Link to Dr Laura Sillars, Dean of Culture and Creativity at Teesside University and Director of MIMA.

Recognition for the achievements of women across our region have been celebrated at the ninth annual Tees Businesswoman Awards. Among those honoured was Dr Laura Sillars, Dean of Culture and Creativity at Teesside University and Director of MIMA.

5 Nov 2026

The University's KTP team, from left Claire Adams, Gilly Hall and Michaela Young . Link to The University's KTP team, from left Claire Adams, Gilly Hall and Michaela Young .

Double success for Teesside University in prestigious KTP Awards shortlist

Teesside University is celebrating national recognition in the Innovate UK 2026 Knowledge Transfer Partnership Awards, securing a shortlist place alongside a finalist nomination for a KTP associate.

3 Nov 2026

Touring exhibition organised by Teesside University researchers and disability organisation Neuro Key . Link to Touring exhibition organised by Teesside University researchers and disability organisation Neuro Key .

Touring exhibition to share insight into life with neurological conditions

People living with neurological conditions have been working with Teesside University researchers and disability organisation Neuro Key on an arts project to help share insight and raise awareness.

1 Nov 2026

Turner Prize exhibition at MIMA . Link to Turner Prize exhibition at MIMA .

Turner Prize brings thousands of visitors to Middlesbrough

Thousands of people from across the UK have visited Middlesbrough to experience the Turner Prize during its first month, as the world-class exhibition delivers on its promise to make a huge cultural and economic impact.

28 Oct 2026

Dr Davies Adeloye, Associate Professor of Public Health. Link to Dr Davies Adeloye, Associate Professor of Public Health.

Researcher highlights impact of climate change on respiratory health

A Teesside University public health academic is highlighting how climate change could create additional risks for people living with serious lung conditions.

26 Oct 2026

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