The University of Liverpool carried out thousands of animal experiments last year. According to figures obtained by Merseyside Animal Rights, and shared with the ECHO, a total of 14,112 procedures ...

The University of Liverpool has unveiled a multi-year partnership agreement with Northern Gritstone which "marks an important step forward". The agreement gives Northern Gritstone, chaired by Lord Jim ...

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The University of Liverpool and Swiss pharmaceutical giant Roche Diagnostics have launched a new Healthcare Charter Partnership aimed at improving health and prosperity across the Liverpool City ...

Liverpool fans celebrating the club's historic title-clinching win over Tottenham Hotspur at Anfield caused a series of tremors, university scientists have revealed. Arne Slot's side secured the ...

The study was conducted by University of Liverpool scientists. Liverpool's recent Premier League match caused a seismic event. A Richter scale peak of 1.74 was recorded during a goal celebration.

Scientists from the University of Liverpool were on the ground at the game and correlated the seismic signals they recorded with moments of excitement throughout the game. Image: Seismic activity ...

The manoeuvre, which saw a man drop onto the top of the University of Liverpool, was part of a military exercise conducted in Merseyside on the evening of Tuesday, April 29. There were several ...

It was a unforgettable day for many Liverpool fans last week as they were crowned the champions of this season's Premier League. Throughout the stadium happy fans were easy to spot and the ...

Researchers from the University of Liverpool used the same equipment utilised in earthquake-prone regions like Chile to measure seismic activity on Sunday afternoon. And they found Alexis Mac ...

Yet these frameworks fall short of capturing the essence of human and animal behaviour: our extraordinary ability to generalise, infer and adapt. Our study, published in Nature late last year ...