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University of Salford students from Quays TV secured seven national awards, including four (two gold, two silver), at the NaSTAs on March 29 in Loughborough. Separately on March 31, the University's Centre for Sustainable Innovation (CSI), in collaboration with NoCodeLab.ai, opened applications for its BUILD AI programme, designed to provide practical insights into how AI tools can improve productivity, support decision-making, and unlock new growth opportunities. Also on March 31, Simon Hutchinson from the University of Salford partnered with Dariia Kholiavchuk, Programme Leader in Geography at Yuriy Fedkovych Chernivtsi National University in Ukraine, to innovate its curriculum, addressing challenges such as power cuts affecting teaching and fieldwork due to ongoing conflict. Earlier, on March 29, a University of Salford graduate, working as a Manufacturing Engineer, contributed to the development of intricate engine components, including valvetrain and exhaust systems, for an F1 team. Previously, on March 26, Dr. Gemma Taylor, Associate Professor in Psychology at the University of Salford, offered guidance on supporting under-fives to engage with and learn from digital media, based on her research into its impact on children.
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