Los Watkins explores the impact of word puzzles on students’ retention of learning
Roger Kline examines the NMC’s latest consultation on their fitness to practise processes
Dr Susan Hansen discusses the evolving significance of street art ahead of an ICA symposium
MDX Minds has been shortlisted in the Education category of the UK Blog Awards 2018, winners will be announced on 20th April.
Dr Loraine Leeson explains why cultural democracy is a vital part of a vibrant society in which everyone is able to contribute creatively
Professor Kurt Barling reflects on the life and work of his late cousin Keith Church, whose work is being showcased at Goldsmiths University
Susan Hansen and Phil Healey explore the issues behind their forthcoming symposium on creative responses to the urban environment
Stephen Mumberson explains how his ‘New Body’ drawings depict the experience of living with a chronic illness
Professor of Architectural History and Theory Dana Arnold says it’s time to change the way we write about art and make art theory accessible to all
Dr Tim Evans and Dr Sarah Morris outline the next stage in organisational evolution and how it will change the way we work
Professor Clive Boddy shares some insight from his extensive research in corporate psychopaths and their impact on colleagues and organisations
Professor Anne Daguerre discusses her Fulbright-Schuman experience at George Mason University in Washington, D.C.
NHS equality expert Roger Kline on the disproportionate referrals of BME nurses and midwives to the Nursing and Midwifery Council
Professor of Business and Political Economy Dr Tim Evans assesses Philip Hammond’s first Budget as Chancellor
Director of Global Corporate Engagement David Williams explains how organisations can benefit
David Williams discusses recent developments across contemporary apprenticeships
Dr Darryll Bravenboer explores the significance of collaboration in the future of degree apprenticeships
Collaboration is the construction industry’s biggest challenge says Neville Webb
Middlesex University’s Make Your Mark programme is helping young people find their own path explains Elita Eliades-Ahmed
Professor of International Management Anne-Wil Harzing reviews the latest academic search engine
Professor Kurt Barling discusses the history of multiculturalism in academia and the steps universities should take to be truly equal, inclusive and diverse
Roger Kline revisits the Workplace Race Equality Standard and examines the impact it’s had on the NHS since its introduction in 2014
Roger Kline outlines the cost of disciplinary investigations and puts forward a case for more learning and less blame when mistakes are made in the NHS
As we near the end of the fourth decade of the HIV epidemic, Ant Babajee explores how far society has moved on
The Centre for Abuse and Trauma Studies is using a platform called the Computerised Life Events Assessment Record to investigate student wellbeing
Associate Professor in Mental Health Nicky Lambert reviews a new piece of research linking violence against women to higher levels of mental distress
Dr Sarah Carr explores a brief history of psychiatry and gay liberation
Alice Donald and Philip Leach discuss the views of Judge Pinto de Albuquerque on reforming the ECtHR, which he outlined on his recent visit to Middlesex
Dr Joelle Grogan, Lecturer in EU law and Sticky Tricky Law founder, argues that only uncertainty is certain when it comes to the government’s Great Repeal Bill
‘The Sultan is dead, long live “Başyüce” Erdogan Sultan!’ argues Senior Lecturer in Politics Dr Tunc Aybak
Is preventing online extremism only the responsibility of big internet companies? questions Dr Tine Munk
Dr Erica Howard explores whether right-wing Dutch politician Geert Wilders has been unfairly treated over his extreme views
Jessica Gavron and Jarlath Clifford of the European Human Rights Advocacy Centre on the importance of the European Court of Human Rights
Dr Mahdi Aiash explains how new vulnerabilities in computer processors should change the way we protect our devices
How did the WannaCry ransomware do such widespread damage? Dr Mahdi Aiash explains.
Director of Forensic Psychological Services Professor Joanna Adler discusses parenting in a digital future
Former BBC reporter and Professor of Journalism Kurt Barling explores whether technology can help us determine the truth
Dr Giuseppe Primiero discusses the significance of computational experiments
Dr Mariachiara Di Cesare discusses the serious risks posed by global obesity
Dr Loraine Leeson explains why cultural democracy is a vital part of a vibrant society in which everyone is able to contribute creatively
Roger Kline revisits the Workplace Race Equality Standard and examines the impact it’s had on the NHS since its introduction in 2014
Professor Clive Boddy shares some insight from his extensive research in corporate psychopaths and their impact on colleagues and organisations
Dr Daniel Ozarow recently set up a meeting between human rights leader Nora Cortiñas and Jeremy Corbyn to discuss the situation in Argentina
David Williams shares what Pride means to him, and how important it is in the LGBT+ community
Professor of Journalism and former BBC presenter Kurt Barling draws on his experience of the Lakanal House fire to argue that the Grenfell Tower blaze was a ‘colossal scandal’
MDX academic @ProfessorBlitz reports that vulnerable asylum seekers fall through the net during entry processes in… https://t.co/CQk4YHQCst
In our latest MDX Minds blog, Los Watkins from @MDXLaw explores the ways in which word puzzles can support… https://t.co/UhIPgYMnly
Great article featured in @FENews, covering MDX research assessing the home music environment in early years… https://t.co/QdVGnGMjRr