From people with a condition called prosopagnosia (more commonly known as face blindness)who struggle to recognise familiar faces of friends and family, to the 'super-recognisers' who could play key roles in policing and security, Professor Sarah Bate's work and research explores both ends of the face processing spectrum.

We spoke to Sarah to find out more about facial recognition and whether these skills can be learnt or improved.

Find out more at: http://www.prosopagnosiaresearch.org

Climate change and biodiversity loss are key worldwide issues; this podcast explores what we can do as individuals to support efforts to reduce, and possibly reverse, climate change and biodiversity loss. We spoke to Professor Rick Stafford, a conservationist and environment expert at Bournemouth University, to look at his work and what it can tell us about how we can play our part...

More nurses are leaving the profession than are entering it, with around 40,000 reported vacancies in substantive nursing posts across England.

A Bournemouth University project, in collaboration with Royal Bournemouth and Christchurch Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, explored the key reasons why nurses leave the profession and what interventions might encourage nurses to stay.

You can find the Support4Nurses interactive portal at support4nurses.uk or visit the BU website to find out more about the project.

Meet Georgia, Charlotte and George – three BU students, ResLife assistants, flatmates and most importantly friends. In this episode the gang are talking about relationships. Is it best to be single at uni, or is it the perfect place to find the one? How do you make a long distance relationship work? What’s the best way to meet new people and how do you approach being at uni with your partner? Lots of juicy stuff in this one - so make yourself a cuppa, sit back, relax and pop over to Flat 111.

Meet Georgia, Charlotte and George – three BU students, ResLife assistants, flatmates and most importantly friends. In this episode the gang are talking about relationships. Is it best to be single at uni, or is it the perfect place to find the one? How do you make a long distance relationship work? What’s the best way to meet new people and how do you approach being at uni with your partner? Lots of juicy stuff in this one - so make yourself a cuppa, sit back, relax and pop over to Flat 111.

Meet Georgia, Charlotte and George – three BU students, ResLife assistants, flatmates and most importantly friends. In this episode the gang are talking about friendship – from making new friends, keeping up with friends back home and tips on meeting people and making new friends. So, make yourself a cuppa, sit back, relax and pop over to Flat 111.

Meet Georgia, Charlotte and George – three BU students, ResLife assistants, flatmates and most importantly friends. In this episode the gang are talking all things family - homesickness, how often is too often to talk to family and what have they done at uni that they would never tell their parents... Make yourself a cuppa, sit back, relax and pop over to Flat 111.

Meet Georgia, Charlotte and George – three BU students, ResLife assistants, flatmates and most importantly friends. In this episode the gang are talking about study tips. Is it best to cram for an exam or revise little and often? Do rewards help you study and should you break up your revision with Netflix? Listen to find out! So make yourself a cuppa, sit back, relax and pop over to Flat 111.

Meet Georgia, Charlotte and George – three BU students, ResLife assistants, flatmates and most importantly friends. In this episode the gang are talking about activities! From their favourite spots to eat and drink to surfing, walks and pub lunches. So make yourself a cuppa, sit back, relax and pop over to Flat 111.

We chat to Kerry-Ann Randle, Head of Student Wellbeing at BU and Khristina and Philip from the Bournemouth Samaritans about the partnership between BU and the Samaritans and how we are working together to reduce the stigma around mental health and make it easier for those in the BU community to access the help and support they need.