by Admin | Jul 12, 2022 | Articles
From field to lab: the changing nature of archaeology Published: As techniques improve, archaeology is becoming an ever-more sophisticated process. Though shovels remain useful, dig sites now utilise drones and clever imaging techniques, while back at the lab,...
by Admin | Jul 7, 2022 | Articles
Does the way we fund scientific research benefit everyone equally? Published: Funding agencies allocate money to scientific research projects with aims that could benefit society. But how do we know what the full effects of research are, and who these benefits reach?...
by Admin | Jul 5, 2022 | Articles
Unexpected ways that paint prevents corrosion Published: Our modern lifestyles depend on the material objects around us remaining strong and free from damage. Protective paints and coatings are effective at preventing corrosion damage, but how they do this – and how...
by Admin | Jun 30, 2022 | Articles
How can engineering address human rights issues? Published: June 30, 2022 Across Peru, thousands of people do not have access to clean water or efficient transport links. Dr Davis Chacon-Hurtado, a Peruvian engineer at the University of Connecticut in the US, is using...
by Admin | Jun 28, 2022 | Articles
Can machine learning cope with the erratic and uncertain nature of the real world? Published: June 28, 2022 Until recently, self-driving cars and robotic housekeepers were the stuff of sci-fi movies. However, in the last decade, the capabilities of artificial...
by Admin | Jun 21, 2022 | Articles
Prosecuting rap: can we get racial discrimination out of the courtroom? Published: When young Black men and boys are accused of crimes, rap music is often presented as evidence. This is a practice that an international network of scholars, including Professor Eithne...
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