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University of Hertfordshire’s national league table success continues

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The University of Hertfordshire has continued its streak of good results in the national league tables after rising 12 places in The Times’ Good University Guide

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University of Hertfordshire’s new, £100m, state-of-the-art, School of Physics, Engineering and Computer Science opens

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The University of Hertfordshire’s new state-of-the-art, School of Physics, Engineering and Computer Science – known as Spectra – has opened to students and staff this week.

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Herts astrophysicist helps uncover 10,000 black hole jets including biggest ever seen, 7.5 billion light years away

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A University of Hertfordshire astrophysicist has helped discover the biggest pair of black hole jets ever seen, spanning 23 million light-years in total length.

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Herts’ research partnerships and impact on local growth recognised in latest Knowledge Exchange Framework

Knowledge Exchange Framework

The University of Hertfordshire’s excellent research partnerships and strong impact on local growth have been reflected in a framework used to rank universities.

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Herts researchers take a step closer to developing robots able to “act on intuition”

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Researchers from the University of Hertfordshire have developed a ground breaking new algorithm that will allow robots to function more intuitively - that is, make decisions using their environment for guidance.

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University of Hertfordshire’s new, £100m, state-of-the-art, School of Physics, Engineering and Computer Science opens24 September 2024

University of Hertfordshire’s national league table success continues20 September 2024

Herts astrophysicist helps uncover 10,000 black hole jets including biggest ever seen, 7.5 billion light years away19 September 2024

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