Ancient 6000-year-old ‘halls of dead’ unearthed in spectacular find by Manchester university archaeologists
The findings are thought to have been constructed between 4000 and 3600 BC.
Manchester scientist’s revolutionary stem cell therapy treats children’s fatal brain disease for first time
Sanfilippo affects one in 89,000 children
‘An outstanding appointment’: Former Manchester University graduate given top Bank of England role
Sir Jon Cunliffe takes up role in November
Manchester scientists reveal image of immune cells attacking tumour – paving way for future treatment
The images revealed how cells change their surface molecules
Hulme schoolchildren team up with Manchester scientists to help tackle global gut worm epidemic
Hulme’s Trinity Church of England High School were involved in the eight-week project
Cancer risk exposed in high rice diet study: Manchester research links genetic damage with arsenic in rice
The study exposed a link between high levels of arsenic in rice and chromosomal damage
Manchester’s Unsung Heroes: Hulme couple re-mortgage OWN home to fund ‘rewarding’ charity centre
Rainbow Christian Centre opened in 2003
Protection against degenerative arthritis could be on horizon after Manchester scientists’ discovery
Millions suffer from painful condition Osteoarthritis
Medieval genius’ manuscript found at Manchester’s John Rylands Library on eve of author’s 700th birthday
Boccaccio’s works, including the Decameron, are still influential today
From yak farmer’s son to lifesaver: Manchester student to become first doctor in Nepalese hometown
Kanchha Sherpa completed a six year medical training course
Is uncertainty a bad thing? Certainly not, claims Manchester scientist who says world’s advances driven by doubt
Manchester scientists support the Making Sense of Uncertainty guide