Life Sciences - Jul 4
Of Parasitology Santiago Mas-Coma, new member of the Royal National Academy of Pharmacy
Of Parasitology Santiago Mas-Coma, new member of the Royal National Academy of Pharmacy
Health - Jul 4
University of Toronto's Dalla Lana School of Public Health to launch master's program in Black health next year
University of Toronto's Dalla Lana School of Public Health to launch master's program in Black health next year
Campus - UTORONTO - Jul 4
University of Toronto student team takes first place at International Small Wind Turbine Contest
University of Toronto student team takes first place at International Small Wind Turbine Contest
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Opinion: An energy revolution is possible - but only if leaders get imaginative about how to fund it
A well designed policy could have huge benefits for both the climate and the country involved, says Professor Michael Grubb (UCL Bartlett School of Environment, Energy & Resources).
Environment - Economics / Business - 18.01.2022 
Opinion: Renewables are cheaper than ever - so why are household energy bills only going up?
Renewables and nuclear make up half of UK power but a new market that cuts energy bills at the same time as decarbonising the system is needed, says Professor Michael Grubb (UCL Bartlett School of Environment, Energy & Resources).
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New research collaboration to develop technology to improve warehouse operations
Collaboration with University's Centre for Smart Warehousing and Internet of Things company aims to help firms meet rising online shopping and delivery demands A new collaboration bringing together ac
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Silence on the tracks
Noise barriers or improved wheel systems and brakes that are less noisy are not the only ways to reduce railway noise for close-by residents. An inconspicuous component under the tracks is a source of hope for a research team including scientists. Railway noise is unhealthy. Hundreds of millions of Swiss francs have already been invested in noise barriers, quieter braking systems and other measures with the goal to protect at least 80 percent of the Swiss population from emissions by the year 2025 - but because railway traffic will continue to increase, a lot remains to be done.
Economics / Business - Career - 14.12.2021
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Economics / Business - 13.12.2021 
Call to reform Big Tech’s financial reporting rules
A permissive financial disclosures regime allows Big Tech companies to conceal their market power, increase profit margins, and expand digital platform dominance, according to a new report by a UCL-led team of researchers.
Economics / Business - Campus - 13.12.2021
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Economics / Business - Career - 09.12.2021
Economics / Business - Innovation - 09.12.2021 
Companies look better when workers have a say, even if input is more rhetoric than reality
The boss says your opinion matters on major decisions, and company leaders are using crowdsourcing software to solicit your input.
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How costly and effective have relief mechanisms been in alleviating the effects of the pandemic?
This is the subject of study of Mircea Epure, a researcher at the UPF Department of Economics and Business, who will lead a project funded under the 2021 call for Social Research by the -la Caixa- Foundation.
This is the subject of study of Mircea Epure, a researcher at the UPF Department of Economics and Business, who will lead a project funded under the 2021 call for Social Research by the -la Caixa- Foundation.
A label for digital responsibility
With the launch of the Digital Trust Label, developed by the Swiss Digital Initiative with the help of EPFL experts, users can clearly identify trustworthy digital services.
With the launch of the Digital Trust Label, developed by the Swiss Digital Initiative with the help of EPFL experts, users can clearly identify trustworthy digital services.
A well designed policy could have huge benefits for both the climate and the country involved, says Professor Michael Grubb (UCL Bartlett School of Environment, Energy & Resources).
Renewables and nuclear make up half of UK power but a new market that cuts energy bills at the same time as decarbonising the system is needed, says Professor Michael Grubb (UCL Bartlett School of Environment, Energy & Resources).
Science-based approach to financial wellness
If a new report from the Financial Wellness Lab of Canada at Western University is any indication, moving from a financially stressed situation to a more comfortable level in a relatively short period of time may not be an impossible feat.
If a new report from the Financial Wellness Lab of Canada at Western University is any indication, moving from a financially stressed situation to a more comfortable level in a relatively short period of time may not be an impossible feat.
How science improved the health of millions worldwide
Preparing for an online start to the winter term: for more information.
Preparing for an online start to the winter term: for more information.
Suggested article titleDiscourses of sustainability and imperial modes of food provision: agri-food-businesses and consumers in Germany
It is widely accepted that overcoming the social-ecological crises we face requires major changes to the food system.
It is widely accepted that overcoming the social-ecological crises we face requires major changes to the food system.
Collaboration with University's Centre for Smart Warehousing and Internet of Things company aims to help firms meet rising online shopping and delivery demands A new collaboration bringing together ac
Leading the Way
CMU hosts bipartisan event to unveil new autonomous vehicle legislation In a move to strengthen Pennsylvania's leadership in the autonomous vehicle industry, Sen.
CMU hosts bipartisan event to unveil new autonomous vehicle legislation In a move to strengthen Pennsylvania's leadership in the autonomous vehicle industry, Sen.
Noise barriers or improved wheel systems and brakes that are less noisy are not the only ways to reduce railway noise for close-by residents. An inconspicuous component under the tracks is a source of hope for a research team including scientists. Railway noise is unhealthy. Hundreds of millions of Swiss francs have already been invested in noise barriers, quieter braking systems and other measures with the goal to protect at least 80 percent of the Swiss population from emissions by the year 2025 - but because railway traffic will continue to increase, a lot remains to be done.
Wall climbing robot can reduce workplace accidents
· A wall climbing robot made by HausBots can reduce workplace accidents, as it can be used for inspection and maintenance tasks such as building and infrastructure inspection and surveying or even painting.
· A wall climbing robot made by HausBots can reduce workplace accidents, as it can be used for inspection and maintenance tasks such as building and infrastructure inspection and surveying or even painting.
Canada’s Food Price Report 2022 projects record high food prices next year
Q&As Collins Maina Food prices in Canada are projected to rise between five to seven per cent in 2022, according to the recently released 12 th edition of Canada's Food Price Report.
Q&As Collins Maina Food prices in Canada are projected to rise between five to seven per cent in 2022, according to the recently released 12 th edition of Canada's Food Price Report.
A permissive financial disclosures regime allows Big Tech companies to conceal their market power, increase profit margins, and expand digital platform dominance, according to a new report by a UCL-led team of researchers.
The boss says your opinion matters on major decisions, and company leaders are using crowdsourcing software to solicit your input.
Life Sciences - Jul 4
Of Parasitology Santiago Mas-Coma, new member of the Royal National Academy of Pharmacy
Of Parasitology Santiago Mas-Coma, new member of the Royal National Academy of Pharmacy
Health - Jul 4
University of Toronto's Dalla Lana School of Public Health to launch master's program in Black health next year
University of Toronto's Dalla Lana School of Public Health to launch master's program in Black health next year
Campus - UTORONTO - Jul 4
University of Toronto student team takes first place at International Small Wind Turbine Contest
University of Toronto student team takes first place at International Small Wind Turbine Contest