Study identifies world’s first corporate psychopath
Research finds that 17th Century trader exhibited modern toxic leadership traits
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21 October 2026
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19 October 2026 
£648k to help ARU boost national robotics growth
ARU will work with The Welding Institute to co-ordinate eight regional hubs
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9 October 2026 
Low alcohol doesn’t mean low takings – new study
New research found offering non-alcoholic pints on draught is a viable option for pubs
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8 October 2026 
AI skills not enough to level the playing field – study
Research finds AI training improves job application success, but inequalities remain
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3 September 2026 
ARU course is a hit with local record store owners
Chelmsford business urges fellow SMEs to enrol on Government-backed programme
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5 August 2026 
Access to funding holds female entrepreneurs back
New report reveals Essex is fertile ground for fast-growing women-led businesses
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28 July 2026 
Zuzanna overcomes tragedy to set sights on the Bar
ARU Law student graduates with First and secures Middle Temple scholarship
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12 June 2026 
‘Whiff of success’ for lecturer after four-book deal
The Supersonic Fart by Helen Rose is being released by Pan Macmillan in July
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4 June 2026 
A ‘spotters guide’ to identifying corporate psychopaths
World’s first book on researching psychopathic leaders to be launched in Cambridge
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27 May 2026 
ARU academic wins national enterprise award
Dr Asma Rezaei’s innovative approach encourages students to develop start-up ideas