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G20 must govern shift to low-carbon energy says climate policy expert

08 Jun 2017

Royal Holloway Professor Andreas Goldthau is calling for the G20 to govern low-carbon transition with credible and legitimate leadership, information about climate-related risks to guide investment.

Exploring democracy and freedom at Royal Holloway's Festival of History

08 Jun 2017

On Sunday 4 June Royal Holloway, University of London welcomed over 1000 visitors from the local community and beyond to its inaugural Festival of History,

Royal Holloway wins Best Cyber Security Education Award

07 Jun 2017

The Information Security Group (ISG) at Royal Holloway, University of London has won the award for the Best Cyber Security Education Programme at SC Awards Europe 2017.

"Forgotten TV" resurrected by research team at Royal Holloway

06 Jun 2017

For the past four years, researchers from Royal Holloway have been taking part in a AHRC-funded project sought to explore the history of forgotten and critically neglected television drama.

Queen awards Royal Holloway Community Action for outstanding voluntary service in community

02 Jun 2017

Royal Holloway, University of London’s Community Action has been awarded The Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service - the highest award given to volunteer groups across the UK.

Lavinia Greenlaw appointed Chair of Creative Writing

31 May 2017

Poet and novelist Lavinia Greenlaw has been appointed the new Chair of Creative Writing for the Department of English, a post she will take up later this year.

The heart Trumps the head

30 May 2017

Researchers from Royal Holloway, University of London, and Regent’s University London, studying the recent US Presidential Election, have found evidence to suggest that the “heart trumps the head”.

Award for Security Team at one of UK's safest universities

26 May 2017

Royal Holloway's Security Team have been awarded the Security Team of the Year award from the Association of University Chief Security Officers (AUSCO).

Wearing a 'heart' on your sleeve can reduce stress

26 May 2017

New research published in Scientific Reports shows that a heartbeat-like vibration delivered onto the inside of the wrist can make the wearer feel significantly less stressed.

Royal Holloway at the Chelsea Flower Show

24 May 2017

Two projects supervised by Professor Alan Gange from the School of Biological Sciences are featuring at the Chelsea Flower Show this year.

Scientific American explores how killer whale culture is driving new species

22 May 2017

In its latest issue, the popular science magazine Scientific American includes a fascinating article from Dr Rudiger Riesch that explores how killer whales are changing before our eyes.

Royal Holloway researchers lead project to remove greenhouses gases from the atmosphere

22 May 2017

A research team led by Euan Nisbet, Professor of Earth Sciences at Royal Holloway, University of London has a lead role in the UK’s world first research programme into negative emissions.