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Physics - Career - 18.12.2023
Pfleiderer new scientific director of the FRM II
Economics - Career - 18.12.2023
An austere Christmas is on the cards - but don’t say recession
The very concept of a recession has contested definitions - so how do we know if we are in one? Dr Luke Hartigan explains in The Conversation.
Career - 15.12.2023

Evaluation of the OpporTUnity program pilot for professional staff will follow in the spring. Some seventy staff from different service units and departments challenged themselves for a year in an intensive pilot program: the OpporTUnity program.
Health - Career - 15.12.2023

Career - Administration - 14.12.2023
ESA announces two new directors
Health - Career - 14.12.2023
U-M startup blends art, stories to help health care workers find empathy for patients
Innovation - Career - 14.12.2023
LIFT Program helps Cambridge youth become tomorrow’s changemakers
The Lemelson-MIT/MBK Cambridge program equips local residents with entrepreneurship skills to invent mental health solutions.
Career - Psychology - 13.12.2023
Analysis of legal and employment implications of automated emotion recognition systems
Current legal regulations do not offer real protection to employees against companies that use automated emotion recognition systems, which combine biometrics, algorithms and Artificial Intelligence (AI) to deduce or detect moods or intentions.
Career - 13.12.2023

Computer Science - Career - 11.12.2023

Utrecht University welcomes Daniel Dadush as the newly appointed Professor of Geometry of Optimisation.
Career - Campus - 11.12.2023

Health - Career - 07.12.2023

Life Sciences - Career - 05.12.2023
Dr Payam Gammage selected for prestigious EMBO Young Investigator Programme
Innovation - Career - 05.12.2023

Career - Psychology - 05.12.2023

Study of UK lawyers flags need to consider emotions and coping skills in career progression.
Health - Career - 04.12.2023

Campus - Career - 01.12.2023
Burchard Scholars gather to network, connect, and learn
The Burchard Scholars dinner series helps create conversations between academic disciplines. The Burchard Scholars Program pairs expert faculty with promising MIT sophomores and juniors who have demonstrated excellence in the humanities, arts, or social sciences.
Social Sciences - Career - 30.11.2023
Empowering growth for Waterloo staff
Campus - Career - 30.11.2023
Four bachelor programmes celebrate Top-rated status in Keuzegids Universiteiten
Career - Environment - 27.11.2023
Productivity events to ’unlock’ prosperity for Scotland
Health - Career - 27.11.2023

STEM PhDs with disabilities are underpaid and underrepresented in U.S. academia New research from the Disability Health Research Center reveals significant pay disparities among STEM PhD holders across all employment sectors New research from the Johns Hopkins Disability Health Research Center suggests that PhD graduates in science, technology, engineering, and medicine in the U.S. who were born with disabilities or became disabled before age 25 earn $14,360 less per year in academia than those without disabilities.
Career - Research Management - 23.11.2023
ERC Consolidator Grants for Merlijn Hurx and Olivier Namur
Career - Research Management - 23.11.2023
ERC consolidator grant for three UT scientists
Environment - Career - 23.11.2023
UT launches Sustainability Walk
Life Sciences - Career - 23.11.2023

The Max Planck Institutes in Bremen, Heidelberg, Leipzig and Martinsried are delighted to receive the prestigious Consolidator Grants, each worth around two million euros.
Social Sciences - Career - 22.11.2023
Battling ’virtual violence’ against women
Career - Economics - 22.11.2023
Leaders can break down ’benevolent marginalization’
Study shows how leaders can break down "benevolent marginalization" Western professor co-authors paper on how firms' EDI initiatives often affect disadvantaged groups negatively There has been signifi
Campus - Career - 21.11.2023

From fall 2024, Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts will be offering Switzerland's first Bachelor's degree course in immersive technologies.
Career - 20.11.2023
Research DIRCOM AlpSatellites - Remote work in the Alps: Readiness, opportunities and barriers
Career - 20.11.2023
Driving toward the future
Career - 20.11.2023
Not too late to innovate on gig economy regulation
Career - 20.11.2023

Economics - Career - 16.11.2023
U-M economic forecast: Modest growth expected, soft landing likely as inflation eases, but no guarantees
Career - Social Sciences - 16.11.2023

A study of over 12,000 people in the US, comparing Baby Boomers and Millennials, raises concerns about Millennials' diverging financial gains.
Health - Career - 15.11.2023
Expert Comment: How our novel model resolves the key pandemic policy debates
Were lockdowns an effective response to Covid-19 or would it have been better to limit intervention and let individuals spontaneously reduce their own risk of infection? Three years on from the publ
Environment - Career - 15.11.2023

Finding ways to make the best use of collected data to gain insight into biodiversity and how it changes over time.
Campus - Career - 15.11.2023
Future Leaders in Aerospace prepares the next generation for research careers
Career - Campus - 14.11.2023
’Contacta’ careers fair for Salzburg students
Materials Science - Career - 14.11.2023
Materials science and engineering career fair connects students with industry opportunities
Campus - Career - 14.11.2023
Computational imaging researcher attended a lecture, found her career
Career - Social Sciences - 13.11.2023
Weak incomes and gender pay gap holding back Welsh workers: Labour Market Update
Career - Event - 13.11.2023
University of Manchester and Greater Manchester host finals of UK’s biggest skill competition
Career - Innovation - 09.11.2023

Delft University of Technology researchers are launching a study on a new way of working and innovations at Schiphol's baggage handling halls.
Environment - Career - 09.11.2023

Law - Career - 07.11.2023
Attorney General gives career talk to UCL law students
Health - Career - 06.11.2023
’Get back to school’ headlines eroded teacher wellbeing during the pandemic
Intense public pressure on teachers to "get back to school" during the COVID-19 lockdowns deepened an already widespread sense that they were undervalued, and left some actively rethinking their careers, research shows. The finding comes from newly published research, following on from an earlier study with a small group of primary and secondary teachers during lockdown.
Law - Career - 06.11.2023

Campus - Career - 03.11.2023
Every gift counts
Health - Career - 03.11.2023
Nursing homes hardest hit by health care employment declines
EXPERT Q&A Among health care job sectors, nursing homes have been the most adversely affected by declines in employment growth since the pandemic-a rate more than triple that of hospitals or physician offices, says a University of Michigan researcher.
Career - Innovation - 02.11.2023

How productive are we when we work from home? It's an increasingly common question. But Gudela Grote believes it's the wrong question, because it says more about our conceptions of human nature than about effective ways of working. 2020 proved that being flexible about where we work (and the hours we work) can benefit employees and employers.
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Politics - May 13
Netanyahu's plan for Gaza means more suffering for Palestinians and less security for Israe
Netanyahu's plan for Gaza means more suffering for Palestinians and less security for Israe

Environment - May 13
The Climate Fiction Prize 2025: the five shortlisted books reviewed by our experts
The Climate Fiction Prize 2025: the five shortlisted books reviewed by our experts
Religions - May 12
In a world dominated by loud, divisive politics, the cardinals found an antidote in Pope Leo XIV
In a world dominated by loud, divisive politics, the cardinals found an antidote in Pope Leo XIV