Persistent pain is a reality for millions of people, shaping everyday lives in ways often unseen. It impacts between 30% to 50% of people across the UK and is the biggest cause of disability, yet public misconceptions about persistent pain are common and can be a significant barrier to good management. Teesside University academics are … Continue reading “Flippin’ pain through digital storytelling”
Seeing cancer more clearly
Teesside University researchers are using artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance cancer diagnostics, training deep learning models to improve accuracy and revolutionise treatment. Their work aligns with a global shift towards AI-powered healthcare solutions, where enhanced diagnostics and treatment precision are improving patient outcomes and optimising healthcare efficiency. In this guest blog, Professor Annalisa Occhipinti, explains … Continue reading “Seeing cancer more clearly”
5 reasons to start journalling
Teesside University student Chiedozie Young shares the benefits of journalling and how it has positively impacted his life, using some of his own original illustrations. Guest blog: Chiedozie Young Chiedozie is a 2D Animation/Stop Motion student at Teesside University. You can follow more of his work at @chiyoungart. You may have heard a lot about … Continue reading “5 reasons to start journalling”
An open letter to women in engineering
To any woman engineer or future engineer reading this, As we approach International Women in Engineering Day (INWED), we celebrate the achievements, contributions, and impact of women in engineering and technology. While this is a moment to recognise progress, it also gives us a chance to pause, reflect, and look ahead. This year, INWED can … Continue reading “An open letter to women in engineering”
7 fashion trends to uplift your university wardrobe this summer
It’s the moment we’ve all been waiting for. Leave the coats at home and let your outfit have the full spotlight, because summer is here. Fashion student Hanan is back for the final part of her year-long series. After guiding you through the fashion trends that shaped autumn, winter and spring dressing, she’s ending on … Continue reading “7 fashion trends to uplift your university wardrobe this summer”
What happens on graduation day?
Graduation day is a special day for university students. It’s a day to celebrate all the hard work that’s led to your academic achievement and marks the end of your university journey (for now, at least!). To make sure you get the most out of your day, it’s important to be prepared. In this blog, … Continue reading “What happens on graduation day?”
6 LGBTQ+ books to read this Pride Month and forever
Like so many other artistic mediums, literature too has played an incredibly important role in documenting stories about the LGBTQ+ community. This Pride Month, Talking Teesside has collaborated with members of the University’s LGBTQ+ Focus Group to bring you a list of 6 LGBTQ+ books to add to your reading list. 1. The Hidden Case … Continue reading “6 LGBTQ+ books to read this Pride Month and forever”
8 photo ops to help you capture graduation
Class of 2026 – you’re finally here. Your hard work has brought you to your graduation ceremony, and we can’t wait to celebrate your academic achievements at Teesside University. To help you capture the moment, we’re sharing some inspo for your grad pics. After all, everyone loves a good photo op, right? Visit the flower … Continue reading “8 photo ops to help you capture graduation”
10 must-sees to add to your watch list this Pride Month
If you’re anything like me, finding something to watch can take just as long as the watching itself. So, this Pride Month, we’re sparing you the scroll with our ready-made watch list. Join us as we count down 10 must-see movies, series and documentaries with gripping LGBTQ+ stories that you need to see, like, now. … Continue reading “10 must-sees to add to your watch list this Pride Month”
My eye-opening nursing placement in Vietnam
During the final year of her degree, mental health nursing student Katelyn travelled to Hue in Vietnam on a four-week elective placement to see the differences between healthcare in the UK and the developing world. Guest blog: Katelyn Bromley I am a third-year MSc Nursing Studies (Mental Health) student, and I have completed many placements … Continue reading “My eye-opening nursing placement in Vietnam”