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Pharmacology - Aug 3
World-first UK trial to assess whether cannabis-based drug could extend life for thousands with aggressive brain tumours
World-first UK trial to assess whether cannabis-based drug could extend life for thousands with aggressive brain tumours
Environment - Aug 3
Caltech Announces Breakthrough $100 Million Gift to Fund Space-based Solar Power Project
Caltech Announces Breakthrough $100 Million Gift to Fund Space-based Solar Power Project
Social Sciences - Aug 2
Opinion: Deporting 'foreign criminals' in the middle of the night doesn't make us safer
Opinion: Deporting 'foreign criminals' in the middle of the night doesn't make us safer
Criminology - Aug 2
Opinion: The London riots ten years on: how a crackdown on protest became their main legacy
Opinion: The London riots ten years on: how a crackdown on protest became their main legacy
Social Sciences - Aug 2
Computer security personnel need tools, training to assist survivors of intimate partner violence
Computer security personnel need tools, training to assist survivors of intimate partner violence
Life Sciences - Aug 2
Lake Huron sinkhole surprise: The rise of oxygen on early Earth linked to changing planetary rotation rate
Lake Huron sinkhole surprise: The rise of oxygen on early Earth linked to changing planetary rotation rate
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The needs of millions of overlooked, 'left behind' adolescent women must become a more significant priority within international efforts to end poverty by 2030, a UK Government-commissioned report is urging.
Study underscores need for stimulus support to vulnerable groups
Workers who are most vulnerable to pandemic layoffs are more likely people of color, underscoring the need for stimulus funding in order to keep racial inequality from growing, according to a new University of Michigan study. U-M researcher Brooke Helppie-McFall and colleague Joanne Hsu of Howard University and the Federal Reserve Board were interested in identifying workers most vulnerable to coronavirus-related earnings losses.
Workers who are most vulnerable to pandemic layoffs are more likely people of color, underscoring the need for stimulus funding in order to keep racial inequality from growing, according to a new University of Michigan study. U-M researcher Brooke Helppie-McFall and colleague Joanne Hsu of Howard University and the Federal Reserve Board were interested in identifying workers most vulnerable to coronavirus-related earnings losses.
A Call to End Funding Discrimination Against Black Scientists in the United States
Network of female biomedical engineering researchers issues call to action in Cell Representatives from a network of women deans, chairs and distinguished faculty in biomedical engineering are callin
Network of female biomedical engineering researchers issues call to action in Cell Representatives from a network of women deans, chairs and distinguished faculty in biomedical engineering are callin
A network of U.S. biomedical engineering researchers calls to end funding disparities between Black and white scientists White researchers are nearly twice as likely to be awarded a gra
Free online learning opportunities for staff this term
In this article we outline some of the bite-sized free online courses available to staff this term. Explore the full range of learning options available on our Learning and Development webpage.
In this article we outline some of the bite-sized free online courses available to staff this term. Explore the full range of learning options available on our Learning and Development webpage.
LGBTQ professionals' pride in their science, technology, engineering, and math work is not reciprocated, say researchers.
Coronavirus: Federal Council extends and tightens measures
Case numbers are stagnating at a very high level and there is a risk that the new more infectious variants of the virus will lead to another rapid rise in cases.
Case numbers are stagnating at a very high level and there is a risk that the new more infectious variants of the virus will lead to another rapid rise in cases.
News in Brief
Pharmacology - Aug 3
World-first UK trial to assess whether cannabis-based drug could extend life for thousands with aggressive brain tumours
World-first UK trial to assess whether cannabis-based drug could extend life for thousands with aggressive brain tumours
Environment - Aug 3
Caltech Announces Breakthrough $100 Million Gift to Fund Space-based Solar Power Project
Caltech Announces Breakthrough $100 Million Gift to Fund Space-based Solar Power Project
Social Sciences - Aug 2
Opinion: Deporting 'foreign criminals' in the middle of the night doesn't make us safer
Opinion: Deporting 'foreign criminals' in the middle of the night doesn't make us safer
Criminology - Aug 2
Opinion: The London riots ten years on: how a crackdown on protest became their main legacy
Opinion: The London riots ten years on: how a crackdown on protest became their main legacy
Social Sciences - Aug 2
Computer security personnel need tools, training to assist survivors of intimate partner violence
Computer security personnel need tools, training to assist survivors of intimate partner violence
Life Sciences - Aug 2
Lake Huron sinkhole surprise: The rise of oxygen on early Earth linked to changing planetary rotation rate
Lake Huron sinkhole surprise: The rise of oxygen on early Earth linked to changing planetary rotation rate