The Prague Science Film Fest, an international festival of science documentary films taking place in Prague from October 18 to 22, will introduce spectators to teams of top scientists and adventurers from around the world. Visitors will get to know the authentic life of the natives in the forests, understand […]
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Academic Dean and pioneering researcher Dr Kene Igweonu talks about the outlook for creative industries, race in theatre and society, and the point when he knew that MDX was for him. Dr Kene Igweonu, Academic Dean of MDX’s Faculty of Arts and Creative Industries, is President of the African Theatre […]
8 October marks one year since George Gandy passed away. George – who was the University’s Head Endurance Coach – was incredibly loved at the University, where he spent most of his working life devoted to sport at Loughborough. He coached more than eighty international athletes, which include major championship medallists […]
An outdoor learning hub, which will present outstanding opportunities for the local community, teachers and people across Scotland to come together in natural environments, is to be built at Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh. The new Outdoor Learning Hub will support sustainable access to the natural world for the University’s staff and students, local community […]
The fact that electric buses developed and manufactured in Klaipėda have been running and transporting passengers in Klaipėda for more than one year is no longer surprising. However, an electric boat that performed a test sailing a couple of weeks ago is still hot news. And that is the news […]
The University of Nottingham is lighting its iconic Trent Building gold this week in support of Childhood Cancer Awareness month. Childhood Cancer Awareness month (CCAM) takes place every September to highlight the signs and symptoms, diagnosis and treatments for children’s cancers with the aim of raising awareness and funds. The […]
Protecting areas of the ocean and coastlines with “whole-site” Marine Protected Area (MPA) status can result in four-fold increases in the abundance and diversity of fish populations, a new study has shown. Researchers from the University of Plymouth have been monitoring the impact of the Lyme Bay MPA since it […]
This September will see the dual premiere of choral and sound compositions by Dr Andrew Knight-Hill (Associate Professor of Sound Design and Music Technology and Director of the SOUND/IMAGE Research Group). Commissioned by Aproxima Arts in 2020, these new compositions form part of a celebration of the life of broadcaster […]
Palacký University Olomouc (UP) has taken a major step towards the commercialisation of the fourth-generation of Mössbauer spectrometers—instruments for analysing materials containing iron or iron oxides—developed by its scientists. Their manufacture, sale and servicing will be handled by a private spin-off company Iron Analytics under a licencing agreement. Among other things, the […]
ALMED, the Graduate School of Media, Communications and Performing Arts at Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, has just published, as part of the project “Il Libro Bianco delle Professioni della Comunicazione” (The White Paper on Communication Professions), a survey aimed at reconstructing the perceptions and thinking styles of young people […]
