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Career - Health - 02.04.2025
Women and LGBTQ+ workers face greatest risk of workplace abuse
Nearly one in seven UK workers experienced some form of workplace abuse over the last year, with women and LGBTQ+ workers at the most risk, finds a report led by a UCL researcher. The report, How Common is Workplace Abuse? is part of the Skills and Employment Survey 2024 , an analysis of working habits in the UK.

Health - Career - 02.04.2025
UCL early career researchers selected as 2025 Schmidt Science Fellows
UCL early career researchers selected as 2025 Schmidt Science Fellows

Campus - Career - 02.04.2025
VUB opens its doors to American researchers
University allocates contact point for U.S. scholars looking to relocate to Brussels The Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB) is opening 12 postdoctoral positions for international researchers, which are open to American researchers working in socially relevant fields.

Career - Economics - 02.04.2025
Blended workforces creating high quality jobs in the project economy - new report

Pedagogy - Career - 31.03.2025
Sibel Erduran joins prestigious Academy of Social Sciences Fellowship

Career - Social Sciences - 28.03.2025
Six generations in one office: a limit or a resource?
As part of the Master in International Tourism , Università della Svizzera italiana (USI) hosted a public lecture titled "XYZ, Young Generations and the Future of Work" on Tuesday, 25 March.

Politics - Career - 28.03.2025
The good, bad and the uncertain: here's our 2025 budget breakdown
The good, bad and the uncertain: here’s our 2025 budget breakdown

Career - 27.03.2025
Digital technology and AI can support workers with dementia
Digital technology and AI can support workers with dementia
Study challenges stereotype that dementia is incompatible with digital work.

Health - Career - 27.03.2025
’Moral injury really shows your human side’
Military personnel, police officers, firefighters and healthcare workers may experience moral injury: psychological and social problems caused by moral dilemmas.

Career - 26.03.2025
Tartans Win Three National Titles in Men’s Swimming and Diving

Environment - Career - 24.03.2025
How to be environmentally friendly in the workplace
How to be environmentally friendly in the workplace
How can employers behave in an environmentally friendly manner and thus act more sustainably? Are waste separation, reducing the CO2 footprint or replacing company cars with car-sharing cars enough?

Innovation - Career - 24.03.2025
Empowering the Energy Workforce for an AI-Driven Future

Career - Law - 24.03.2025
From Bangaluru to Balmain: Padma Raman on the battle for gender equality 
From Bangaluru to Balmain: Padma Raman on the battle for gender equality 

Career - Innovation - 20.03.2025
Productivity goes hand in hand with the well-being of workers
Productivity goes hand in hand with the well-being of workers
Productivity refers to the relationship between the products or services a company produces and the resources used to create them.

Career - Health - 20.03.2025
Exploited: temporary foreign workers in Canada are vulnerable
Blandine Emilien and Patrice Jalette paint a troubling picture of the conditions faced by labourers brought in to this country on federal work permits.

Career - Innovation - 18.03.2025
The role of the University in the economic well-being. Reflections of Dean Giovanni Pica
What tools should students obtain during their economics education? Additionally, what objectives does the Faculty of Economics at Università della Svizzera italiana (USI) aim to achieve to meet the

Career - Health - 18.03.2025
Working from home: Autonomous, but lonely?
Working from home: Autonomous, but lonely?
University of Applied Sciences Northwestern Switzerland, School of Applied Psychology A recent study by the FHNW School of Applied Psychology and the University of Neuchâtel sheds light on the advantages and disadvantages and provides tips on design.

Career - 18.03.2025
Public debt and child poverty crisis addressed at national conference

Campus - Career - 17.03.2025
VUB opens its doors to censored American researchers

Campus - Career - 14.03.2025
CMU Doctoral Researchers Connect Beyond Disciplines in 3MT Championship

Career - 13.03.2025
Pop culture portrayals of women in STEM are no laughing matter
Pop culture portrayals of women in STEM are no laughing matter
Female scientists are sidelined and stereotyped in TV comedies and films. This risks reinforcing outdated gender norms.

Career - Social Sciences - 11.03.2025
An internship abroad in Aix-en-Provence: growth, challenges and valuable insights
Eveline Moor completed her internship abroad in a socio-cultural center in Aix-en-Provence, where she not only gained valuable practical experience in working with children, but also overcame cultural differences and language challenges.

Career - 10.03.2025
Ivey prof studies ’idea theft’ and how to stop it
It happens all the time. You're in a meeting, brainstorming with your team to uncover the next big idea.

Career - Event - 10.03.2025
Minerva's Hack: UCL hosts the first national student-led Hackathon for women
Minerva’s Hack: UCL hosts the first national student-led Hackathon for women

Health - Career - 07.03.2025
International Women’s Day 2025: University Hospital Vienna and MedUni Vienna focus on female expertise in all’areas

Innovation - Career - 07.03.2025
Mining dust, cool light and startup rankings: News from Imperial
Mining dust, cool light and startup rankings: News from Imperial

Campus - Career - 07.03.2025
Women in Science Highlight Mentorship, Outreach as Integral to Career Success

Career - Economics - 06.03.2025
Improving financial security for UK screen industry freelancers
New research reveals that innovative tax and benefits policies could dramatically improve financial security for freelancers in the UK screen industries, potentially reversing a worrying exodus of talent from the sector.

Career - Campus - 06.03.2025
UK employers less likely to recruit disadvantaged ethnic minority graduates
Ethnic minority graduates from a low socio-economic background are 45% less likely to be offered entry-level professional roles compared to more advantaged White applicants, finds a new report led by UCL researchers.

Career - 06.03.2025
Issue affecting some UCL Outlook emails
Issue affecting some UCL Outlook emails

Career - 05.03.2025
New online hub provides EDI careers advice and support

Career - 05.03.2025
Forced labor on the Belval campus. Soviet youth during the Second World War

Career - Innovation - 04.03.2025
Meet JADA
Meet JADA

Career - Law - 28.02.2025
Judicial system facing looming crisis in recruiting and retaining judges
Judicial system facing looming crisis in recruiting and retaining judges
The number of judges in England and Wales thinking of quitting early in the next five years has risen sharply over the last decade, partly due to poor working conditions, finds a new UCL Judicial Institute report conducted on behalf of the UK judiciary.

Career - Innovation - 28.02.2025
NWO Vici grants awarded to Daniël Lakens and Peter Zijlstra
NWO Vici grants awarded to Daniël Lakens and Peter Zijlstra
Two TU/e scientists have received a prestigious Vici grant from the NWO. One for research on meaningful ways to interpret effects in psychology (Lakens) and another for the development of an optical platform for tracking weak protein interactions (Zijlstra).

Health - Career - 27.02.2025
Medical profession out of reach for most working-class students

Event - Career - 26.02.2025
University research secures funding through RSE Research Awards Programme

Career - 25.02.2025
The watchful eye of digital surveillance at work
The watchful eye of digital surveillance at work
Have you ever felt like you are being constantly watched over your shoulder at work? Digital surveillance technologies have become increasingly high-tech and complex, leveraging advancements in artifi

Career - 25.02.2025
MedUni Vienna successfully recertified as a family-friendly university

Career - Physics - 25.02.2025
'My grandmother was just great.'
’My grandmother was just great.’

Social Sciences - Career - 25.02.2025
Can we improve the cultural capability of the APS? 

Campus - Career - 18.02.2025
Rianne de Heide receives grant for flexible statistical methods
Rianne de Heide, assistant professor at the University of Twente, has received an NWO ENW-M-2 grant of ¤742,708 for her project Flexible and user-adaptive statistical inference .

Campus - Career - 18.02.2025
Rianne de Heide receives a substantial grant for developing a flexible statistical method

Campus - Career - 18.02.2025
CMU Photographer Explores Campus Imagery Through Coursework

Health - Career - 17.02.2025
Women and science: how to fight stereotypes
Women and science: how to fight stereotypes
In celebration of the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, Prof. Maria Luisa Gasparri, Adjunct Professor at the Faculty of Biomedical Sciences of Università della Svizzera italiana

Pedagogy - Career - 13.02.2025
Lack of discussion drives traditional gender roles in parenthood
Conversations about parental duties continue to be led by mothers, even if both parents earn the same amount of money, finds a new study by a UCL researcher.

Environment - Career - 13.02.2025
UCD expert one of only two in Ireland selected to work on new IPCC climate project

Chemistry - Career - 12.02.2025
Women in chemistry: Q&A with Professor Aurora J. Cruz-Cabeza

Career - Economics - 11.02.2025
Film directors facing financial instability and reduction in opportunities
UK TV and film directors are facing financial instability due to irregular employment and a reduction in opportunities to work and earn, according to new research by the University of Glasgow.

Innovation - Career - 10.02.2025
Driven by Challenges investigates: Is the next Steve Jobs a woman?
Driven by Challenges investigates: Is the next Steve Jobs a woman?
[VIDEO] In season three of Driven by Challenges we get to know five alumni of TU/e. We are introduced to a new generation of women who have chosen a technical career.