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Building bridges between science and Westminster: a Northumbria researcher's view from Parliament

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By Andrea Slowey, Rachael Barwick, Kelly Elliott, Ruth Lognonne, Gemma Brown
| northumbria.ac.uk
The impact of research and technical expertise at Northumbria University has been highlighted on a national stage, after a scientist's placement in Parliament led an MP to showcase his work as a flagship example of excellence in technical skills. Dr Cecil Cherian Lukose, Scientific Officer for Thin Film Laboratories at Northumbria, was selected for the Royal Society Pairing Scheme 2026, which pairs scientists with MPs and parliamentarians to build stronger links between research and policymaking.
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Building bridges between science and Westminster: a Northumbria researcher's view from Parliament

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By Andrea Slowey, Rachael Barwick, Kelly Elliott
| Mynewsdesk
The impact of research and technical expertise at Northumbria University has been highlighted on a national stage, after a scientist's placement in Parliament led an MP to showcase his work as a flagship example of excellence in technical skills. Dr Cecil Cherian Lukose, Scientific Officer for Thin Film Laboratories at Northumbria, was selected for the Royal Society Pairing Scheme 2026, which pairs scientists with MPs and parliamentarians to build stronger links between research and policymaking.
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Rare Norman Cornish painting donated to Northumbria University Original

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By Andrea Slowey, Rachael Barwick, Kelly Elliott, Ruth Lognonne, Gemma Brown
| northumbria.ac.uk
A rare early painting by celebrated North East artist Norman Cornish has been donated to Northumbria University, adding a significant new work to one of the most important collections of Cornish's work in the world. The painting, Colliery Row, was created in 1947, early in Cornish's career while he was still working as a miner at Dean & Chapter Colliery Ferryhill, and beginning to sketch and paint through the Spennymoor Settlement Sketching Club, which he joined at the age of 16.
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