by Admin | Nov 5, 2021 | Blog
Building climate-ready communities Celebrating its 20th anniversary, the UN’s World Science Day for Peace and Development takes place on Wednesday 10th November – a day highlighting the role science plays in peaceful and sustainable societies, and celebrating the...
by Admin | Nov 4, 2021 | Articles
How texts from the past can shape and inform the future Dr Alison Searle, based at the University of Leeds in the UK, is engaged in a project that analyses 17th century archival documents from three faith communities to address some of the contexts in which caregiving...
by Admin | Nov 2, 2021 | Articles
Jaws: the importance of shark fossils for palaeontology research Most of our knowledge of prehistoric sharks comes from their fossilised teeth. Complete shark fossils can teach us a huge amount about the extraordinary lives of these extinct animals, but...
by Admin | Nov 2, 2021 | Articles
Can immersion in virtual reality help combat opioid addiction? Opioid addiction is a crisis in the USA, where tens of thousands of people die from opioid-related overdoses every year. Noah Robinson, a clinical psychology PhD candidate at Vanderbilt University in the...
by Admin | Oct 28, 2021 | Articles
Out with a bang: the challenge of measuring explosions Explosions are difficult to study because they happen so quickly and with such destructive power. Yet knowing how they work is important for protecting human lives. So, a team of engineers at the University of...
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