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OU partners with YSS to research the impact on children when a parent is in prison
The Open University’s (OU) Children’s Research Centre has partnered with charity, YSS to conduct a two-year study into the impact on children, young people and their families when a parent…
Lunar samples record impact 4.2 billion years ago that may have formed one of the oldest craters on the Moon
An international team of researchers led by The Open University (OU) has provided the first sample-based evidence, which they argue reflects the age of the Serenitatis Basin – one of…
Flexibility in the office post Covid: More or less?
As we emerge from restrictions of the pandemic, many organisations with high levels of office-based staff are considering the extent to which they want to maintain flexibility while also bringing…
Reforming Scotland’s unique jury system: why we need to listen to lawyers
Lee John Curley, James Munro, Jim Turner and Lara Frumkin, all from The Open University discuss reforming Scotland’s unique jury system. Rape Crisis Scotland has once again called for the country’s not…
OU position statement: advertising on GB News
Following recent media reports, we would like to be clear that we have not boycotted…
77% of SME leaders lack skills to successfully implement new tech into their businesses
The Open University (OU) has jointly published a report with Be the Business called Skills…
