Japan-Europe Master on Advanced Robotics enables each of its students to study both in Europe (first year of the studies) and in Japan (second year of the studies). Learn more about the offer. The JEMARO Master’s programme is ahigh-quality educational offer in the area of advanced and intelligent robotics. By […]
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Coline Renault, graduate of Sciences Po’s Journalism School, won the People’s Choice award for Paris Match’s Student Photojournalism contest for her photojournalism story À Étretat, la beauté à tâtons. From a pool of nearly 50,000 participants, only 5 were awarded prizes in 2021. Coline Renault goes into detail about her photography […]
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 […]
Praise that the strategy is on the way, but also concern for the principle of academic freedom, characterises the consultation input to a new climate and environmental strategy for the University of Oslo. Earlier this month, there was a deadline for input to UiO’s forthcoming climate and environmental strategy. Seventeen units […]
New research by Dublin City University and Dublin City Council, which looks at the changing patterns of park usage during the pandemic, highlights the importance of urban parks in helping to support people’s physical, social and psychological needs over the past 18 months. In a survey of over 2,237 Dublin residents, it […]
The University of Nantes, as a member of EUniWell – the European University for Well-Being, works hand in hand with the Univesity of Birmingham. Based in the United Kingdom, this partner is therefore imapcted by Brexit. EUniWell, along with other institutions of the European University Initiative (EUI), has created a […]
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 […]
On the day of the 101st anniversary of Ural Federal University, several exhibitions were opened on the University grounds. The Museum and Exhibition Complex of the University has launched two exhibitions: “Archaeology: People, Events and Years” and “Scientific Schools of UrFU”. The exhibition “Archaeology: people, events and years” from the […]
An unmanned aerial vehicle developed at RWTH is capable of supporting rescue and medical personnel in mass-casualty incidents. In Germany, at the scene of an accident, injured people are grouped into triage categories to determine their priority of treatment. Important indicators in this process are the patients’ vital signs. In a […]
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 […]
