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Businesses invited to bid for share of £30m Clean Energy Innovation Fund

Teesside University is supporting a major new initiative to accelerate decarbonisation in the region.. Link to Teesside University is supporting a major new initiative to accelerate decarbonisation in the region..

A major new programme designed to accelerate clean energy innovation and industrial decarbonisation across the Tees Valley and Humber is now seeking proposals from businesses and organisations with ambitious ideas for growth.

9 Jul 2026

Student using emerging technologies in the classroom. Link to Student using emerging technologies in the classroom.

Emerging technologies at the heart of new research centre shaping the future of education

Teesside University has launched a pioneering Centre for Future Facing Learning and Artificial Intelligence in Higher Education, placing emerging technologies at the forefront of educational innovation.

29 Jun 2026

Members at the relaunch of the NEW-ECo Network. Link to Members at the relaunch of the NEW-ECo Network.

Regional network strengthens support for women in engineering and computing

As International Women in Engineering Day (INWED) is celebrated across the world today, a growing regional network is bringing together women in engineering and computing from across the North East to support career development, collaboration and industry engagement.

23 Jun 2026

Luke Jenkinson, Head of Human Performance, San Diego FC. Link to Luke Jenkinson, Head of Human Performance, San Diego FC.

Teesside research highlights World Cup travel challenge for elite football teams

New research co-authored by a Teesside University PhD graduate has revealed how extensive travel in North American football is perceived to be negatively impacting player performance and recovery – with findings particularly relevant during the FIFA World Cup 2026.

19 Jun 2026

Dr Ambroise Baker, Ed Hearn and Chris Francis at RSPB Salthome. Link to Dr Ambroise Baker, Ed Hearn and Chris Francis at RSPB Salthome.

RSPB and Teesside University researcher partner on project to boost bird populations 

A Teesside University researcher is working with the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) on a project looking at how rewilding can support abundant and diverse birdlife. 

17 Jun 2026

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