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Pharmacology - Health - 08.07.2025
Concerns about independence of U.S. guidelines on childhood obesity treatment
Social Sciences - Politics - 08.07.2025
UT will only enter into partnerships in conflict areas that contribute to peace and the protection of human rights
Computer Science - Pedagogy - 08.07.2025
Competence-oriented digital teaching, learning and testing: ’Lessons learned’ in the examING project
Innovation - Campus - 08.07.2025
Premier communiqué du Conseil des rectrices et recteurs du 7 juillet 2025
Politics - Environment - 08.07.2025
Making sense of EU: 2 new episodes for the Institute for European Studies podcast
Mathematics - Innovation - 08.07.2025

Astronomy & Space - 08.07.2025
Dr Kai Wang sheds new light on cosmic connections at National Astronomy Meeting
Psychology - 08.07.2025
Quitting the quit-aid: people trying to stop vaping nicotine need more support
Writing in The Conversation, Professor Jamie Brown and Professor Lion Shahab (UCL Behavioural Science and Health) offer strategies to help vapers quit the quit-aid.
Innovation - Computer Science - 08.07.2025
Imperial and Singapore’s HTX commit to partnership in public safety research
Life Sciences - 08.07.2025
Chimpanzees adopt social ’fads’ even when they serve no purpose
Chimpanzees have been observed copying quirky social behaviours from one another - wearing grass in their ears and bottoms - despite these actions offering no apparent practical benefit.
Computer Science - 08.07.2025
Researcher teaches systems that determine the location of people or objects within buildings to work together
VUB researcher teaches systems that determine the location of people or objects within buildings to work together Maxim Van de Wynckel aims to make indoor positioning technology as universal as GPS,
Life Sciences - Health - 08.07.2025
Simon Licht-Mayer receives project grant from Wings for Life
Health - Physics - 08.07.2025

Shoulder instabilities are difficult to diagnose as they usually only occur when the shoulder joint is in motion.
Physics - 08.07.2025
Redefining engineering: Dr Elizabeth Williams is shaping safer tech and industry practices for everyone
Innovation - Environment - 08.07.2025
Practical changes could reduce AI energy demand by up to 90%
Artificial intelligence (AI) can be made more sustainable by making practical changes, such as reducing the number of decimal places used in AI models, shortening responses, and using smaller AI models, according to research from UCL published in a new UNESCO report.
Social Sciences - Career - 08.07.2025
Young people growing up in England’s coastal communities face unique obstacles
Physics - 08.07.2025
Calculating the Electron’s Magnetic Moment
Quantum mechanics has a reputation that precedes it. Virtually everyone who has bumped up against the quantum realm, whether in a physics class, in the lab, or in popular science writing, is left thinking something like, "Now, that is really weird." For some, this translates to weird and wonderful.
Astronomy & Space - 08.07.2025
’Third Wheel’ Star Brings Companions Closer Together
When white dwarfs-the hot remnants of stars like our Sun-are orbited closely by another star, they sometimes steal mass away from their companion. The stolen matter builds up on the surface of the white dwarf, triggering eruptions called novae. Theorists have long predicted how these volatile partnerships, called cataclysmic variables (CVs), form, but now a new Caltech-led study reveals a surprising twist: In some cases, a third star, circling farther away from the primary pair, may in fact be the reason the star couple got together in the first place.
Innovation - Social Sciences - 07.07.2025
EUR part of NWA-ORC grant for ’Traumascapes’ project
History & Archeology - 07.07.2025

Following archaeological excavations at François Verdier station, line C of the Toulouse metro opens a new window onto the ancient city, as Tisséo builds the Saint-Aubin relief shaft.
Computer Science - Innovation - 07.07.2025
A system for embedding invisible digital information in printed documents has been created
Health - Pharmacology - 07.07.2025

Pedagogy - Health - 07.07.2025

Life Sciences - Health - 07.07.2025

Health - Psychology - 07.07.2025

A team from the University of Geneva and HUG has shown that the side on which the first symptoms of the disease appear - left or right - influences patients' cognitive and emotional symptoms. Parkinson's disease often begins asymmetrically, affecting either the right or left side of the body first. Researchers from the University of Geneva and the Geneva University Hospitals (HUG) have demonstrated that this initial side of onset influences the progression of non-motor symptoms.
Life Sciences - Environment - 07.07.2025
A microorganism transforms CO into mineral rocks
At concentrations of CO2 470 times higher than atmospheric concentrations, a soil bacterium accomplishes something extraordinary: it turns gas into stone.
Law - Politics - 07.07.2025

Psychology - 07.07.2025

How a methodological bias has shaped perceptions of eating behavior-and why more sophisticated measurement approaches are needed In brief: Misleading information: years, the idea that people make over 200 unconscious food choices per day has been widely circulated. However, this figure is based on a methodologically problematic study and paints a distorted picture of human decision-making.
Health - Social Sciences - 07.07.2025
’He never makes false promises’: the ANU scientist blending cultural practice with clinical care
Economics - Innovation - 04.07.2025

Health - Economics - 04.07.2025
Continued Global Fund investment to save 23 million lives
Social Sciences - Environment - 04.07.2025
SSH Open Competition M 2024 funding for promising researchers
Eleven research projects involving Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam have received a grant from NWO for the SSH Open Competition M 2024. The researchers will be starting work on promising ideas for five years. The projects cover the entire breadth of the SSH research field, some with an interdisciplinary or cross-domain character.
Social Sciences - Career - 04.07.2025
Six research projects honoured by SGW Open Competition M 2024
Menopause and labour market perspectives, dignity for migrants and football games and (anti-)racism: it is a selection of the six research projects Erasmus University Rotterdam is involved in, which are being honoured by NWO in the SGW Open Competition 2024.
Event - 04.07.2025

Innovation - Administration - 04.07.2025

The University of Bonn's second Digital AI Day event served as a demonstration of how artificial intelligence can relieve administrative burden in day-to-day operations and enhance competencies, playing a transformative role.
Health - Innovation - 04.07.2025

For the first time, patients have received a new type of biodegradable stent developed by medical technology company and TU/e spin-off STENTiT.
Health - Mathematics - 04.07.2025

Campus - Innovation - 04.07.2025

Health - Veterinary - 04.07.2025
Beauty versus the Beast: Less extreme body shapes in flat-faced dogs are the UK’s favourite
New research from the Royal Veterinary College (RVC) has revealed that when given a choice, the UK prefers less extreme body shapes in flat-faced (brachycephalic) dogs.
Environment - Economics - 03.07.2025
Keep calm, adapt and carry on
Innovation - Economics - 03.07.2025

Health - Computer Science - 03.07.2025

TU/e's Signal Processing Systems group develops smart algorithms that produce razor-sharp details on echoes.
Psychology - Health - 03.07.2025

One in five children and youth in Ontario will experience mental health challenges in their lifetimes, according to the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMA).
Politics - Psychology - 03.07.2025
ESSB participates in four consortia of the National Science Agenda
Politics - 03.07.2025
A new Gaza ceasefire deal is on the table - will this time be different?
Environment - 03.07.2025
¤6.8 million for research on the collective power of citizens in societal transitions
Physics - Materials Science - 03.07.2025
Window into a hidden world
Environment - Architecture & Buildings - 03.07.2025

Environment - Economics - 03.07.2025
Analysis: Your essential guide to climate finance
Contributing to The Conversation's user-friendly guide to climate finance , Professor Mark Maslin (UCL Geography) explains key technical terms and jargon.
Environment - Innovation - 03.07.2025

A great deal of the success of the energy transition depends on citizen engagement. Their involvement and actions play a significant role.
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Environment - Today
Annual heat-related deaths projected to increase significantly due to climate and population change
Annual heat-related deaths projected to increase significantly due to climate and population change
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Campus - UC3M - Jul 10
Public universities continue to lead scientific research in Spain, according to the 2025 IUNE Observatory
Public universities continue to lead scientific research in Spain, according to the 2025 IUNE Observatory
Innovation - Jul 10
How to make almost everything yourself: Ilmenau students learn from MIT professor
How to make almost everything yourself: Ilmenau students learn from MIT professor
Environment - Jul 10
Banking on AI risks derailing net zero goals: report on energy costs of Big Tech
Banking on AI risks derailing net zero goals: report on energy costs of Big Tech
Health - Jul 9
Automating routine health care tasks through robotics takes another decisive step forward
Automating routine health care tasks through robotics takes another decisive step forward

Physics - Jul 9
Students from Belgium, Canada, Mexico, Türkiye and the USA win the 12th edition of Beamline for Schools
Students from Belgium, Canada, Mexico, Türkiye and the USA win the 12th edition of Beamline for Schools

Earth Sciences - Jul 9
New study points to Skagerrak as nursery area for the enigmatic Greenland shark
New study points to Skagerrak as nursery area for the enigmatic Greenland shark
