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Architecture & Buildings - 10.06.2025
The National Research Programme on Baukultur takes shape

Forensic Science - 10.06.2025
Philippe Sands discusses his new book 38 Londres Street

Environment - 10.06.2025
Cold shock in Lake Geneva - Alplakes shows why
Cold shock in Lake Geneva - Alplakes shows why
A sudden drop in temperature in Lake Geneva over the Whitsun weekend is leaving swimmers feeling chilly: within a few days, the surface water temperature near the city of Geneva fell by around 8 degrees.

Environment - 10.06.2025
New oil and gas fields incompatible with Paris climate goals
Opening any new North Sea oil and gas fields is incompatible with achieving the Paris Climate Agreement goals of limiting warming to 1.5°C or holding warming to "well below 2°C" relative to preindustrial levels, finds a new report published by UCL academics.

Life Sciences - Health - 10.06.2025
Discovery of two new genetic disorders improves diagnoses for patients with neurodevelopmental conditions
Discovery of two new genetic disorders improves diagnoses for patients with neurodevelopmental conditions
The groundbreaking discoveries come from a study delivered through the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) Manchester Biomedical Research Centre (BRC) and , and The University of Ma

Social Sciences - Campus - 10.06.2025
UCalgary student's video illustrates benefits of mentorship for Indigenous employees
UCalgary student’s video illustrates benefits of mentorship for Indigenous employees

Economics - 10.06.2025
Population survey Test Winkelriedstrasse Lucerne

Social Sciences - 10.06.2025
Centre for Forced Migration Studies hosts Wole Soyinka Lecture

Campus - 10.06.2025
'Values are not a project, but a way of life'
’Values are not a project, but a way of life’

Veterinary - Sport - 10.06.2025
Inside The Life of a Stampede Vet

Health - 10.06.2025
'Deafblindness': more than meets the eye and ear
’Deafblindness’: more than meets the eye and ear
Walter Wittich is the scientific director of an international initiative that has developed a comprehensive set of biopsychosocial criteria for people with little or no hearing and little or no sight.

Social Sciences - Campus - 10.06.2025
Community by design

Innovation - 10.06.2025
Congratulations to recipients of the Marie Speyer Grants!

Chemistry - Materials Science - 10.06.2025
From Catalyst to Aerospace: How the Matrix First Method Transforms Composite Materials
"Matrix First" is a new approach to the design and production of composite materials, developed for applications in the catalytic, aerospace, and energy fields-where optimizing the thermo-mechanical, chemical, and structural properties of materials is essential.

Architecture & Buildings - 10.06.2025
My Time in the City of Smiles

Health - Computer Science - 10.06.2025
AI making it easier to diagnose tuberculosis in sub-Saharan Africa
AI making it easier to diagnose tuberculosis in sub-Saharan Africa

Astronomy & Space - 10.06.2025
First ever look at the Sun’s south pole

Environment - History & Archeology - 10.06.2025
ERC Spotlight: Professor Dan Lawrence and the relationship between climate change and societies

Health - Life Sciences - 10.06.2025
New research from the RVC highlights pandemic risks posed by evolving swine flu viruses in Europe
A new study led by the Royal Veterinary College (RVC) has revealed significant genetic and antigenic diversity in European swine influenza viruses, raising the critical need for pandemic preparedness and vaccine effectiveness in both animal and human populations. Although swine flu is widespread in pig farming, often affecting an estimated 50% of UK production pigs, human cases remain rare.

Pedagogy - Psychology - 10.06.2025
Research features in Jamie Oliver dyslexia documentary

Campus - Computer Science - 10.06.2025
DASIE Opens Doors to Data-Driven Futures

Astronomy & Space - Physics - 10.06.2025
A Missing Link in Magnetic Stars
The future of yellow dwarf stars, like our Sun, is determined almost entirely by their mass. The most massive stars, about eight to 12 times heftier than the Sun, can explode as supernovae, leading to the most extreme objects in the universe-neutron stars and black holes.

Administration - 09.06.2025
Cockpit public planning

Environment - Earth Sciences - 09.06.2025
The first prospective study for French polar research
The first prospective study for French polar research

Psychology - Health - 09.06.2025
Mindfulness law course positively impacts student well-being
Mindfulness law course positively impacts student well-being

Pedagogy - Campus - 09.06.2025
Cycling scientists visit Amsterdam primary schools

Earth Sciences - Environment - 09.06.2025
New machine learning model improves early tsunami warnings
New machine learning model improves early tsunami warnings
History has a way of repeating itself. But unlike science, built on general principles and testable theories about the natural world, history examines past events and human actions using evidence and interpretation.

Campus - Health - 09.06.2025
Extraordinary members of ANU community named in King's Birthday Honours list
Extraordinary members of ANU community named in King’s Birthday Honours list

Life Sciences - Pharmacology - 09.06.2025
Over 1,000 International Scientists Gather at Largest-Ever MPS World Summit
From June 9 to 13, Brussels will host the MPS World Summit, the largest international conference ever dedicated to microphysiological systems (MPS), better known as "organs-on-a-chip.

Health - Social Sciences - 09.06.2025
Analysis: 1/4 of the world population are adolescents: New report sets out health & wellbeing trends

Computer Science - Innovation - 09.06.2025
Whistleblowing tech based on Cambridge research launched by the Guardian
Whistleblowers can contact journalists more securely thanks to a new confidential and anonymous messaging technology co-developed by University of Cambridge researchers and software engineers at the Guardian.

Materials Science - 06.06.2025
Open Technology Programme funds three Delft research projects

Health - Social Sciences - 06.06.2025
Ceremonial laying to rest of 19 human skulls in New Orleans
Ceremonial laying to rest of 19 human skulls in New Orleans
News from On 31 May 2025, 19 skulls from an anthropological collection held by the Institute of Anatomy at Leipzig University were laid to rest in a ceremony in New Orleans.

Health - Social Sciences - 06.06.2025
Ceremonial burial of 19 skulls in New Orleans, USA
Ceremonial burial of 19 skulls in New Orleans, USA

Campus - Mechanical Engineering - 06.06.2025
Excellent final theses

Social Sciences - Psychology - 06.06.2025
Stanford Prison Experiment revisited through a theatrical lens

Environment - Economics - 06.06.2025
Workshop on Sustainable Investment and the Politics of Materiality

Earth Sciences - Materials Science - 06.06.2025
FAQ: Influence of permafrost on rock slope failure
The changes in Alpine permafrost are mostly invisible but have increasingly significant consequences for mountain regions.

Campus - Art & Design - 06.06.2025
With Broadway Experience, Alumni Scenic Designers Offer Advice: Be Confident, Take Constructive Criticism

Health - 06.06.2025
ERC Spotlight: Professor Hannah Brown and the ALIVEAfrica project explore how animals impact health and wellbeing

Psychology - 06.06.2025
University of Glasgow launches next-generation safety training to transform culture in UK screen industry
University of Glasgow launches next-generation safety training to transform culture in UK screen industry

Research Management - Environment - 06.06.2025
Australian Philosopher and Animal Rights Pioneer Peter Singer Receives Honorary Doctorate from VUB

Environment - Innovation - 06.06.2025
Marta Piatti and Matteo Dell’Agostino among the winners of ’BRIDGE’

Environment - Life Sciences - 06.06.2025
UN-backed global research movement shows benefits of tracking ocean giants for marine conservation 
UN-backed global research movement shows benefits of tracking ocean giants for marine conservation 
A team of international scientists has tracked over 100 marine megafauna species, identifying the most critical locations in our global oceans for better marine conservation efforts, according to new research from The Australian National University (ANU). The global UN-endorsed research project, MegaMove, which involves almost 400 scientists from over 50 countries, shows where protection could be implemented specifically for the conservation of marine megafauna.

Psychology - Social Sciences - 06.06.2025
Researchers examine impact of avatars and virtual dogs on human emotions
Researchers examine impact of avatars and virtual dogs on human emotions

Social Sciences - Pedagogy - 05.06.2025
Indigenous Elders guide Science students in land-based learning
Indigenous Elders guide Science students in land-based learning

Health - Psychology - 05.06.2025
Find peace by confronting your inner demons-virtually
Find peace by confronting your inner demons-virtually

Life Sciences - Health - 05.06.2025
Researchers Discuss Cutting-Edge Cell Science at Steel City Condensates Conference

Economics - 05.06.2025
Leipzig University survey: the financial situation of Saxony's municipalities is difficult
Leipzig University survey: the financial situation of Saxony’s municipalities is difficult

Pedagogy - 05.06.2025
Impact of childcare gap highlighted in new study