Professor Laura Isabel Serna is a cultural historian whose work has focused on media culture in Mexican immigrant communities within the United States and in Mexico, as well as their intersection with consumer culture and gender. She is an associate professor of history and cinema at the USC School of Cinematic Arts and the USC […]
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The University of Delhi has celebrated its 99th Foundation Day on 11th September 2021 at the Convention Hall of the University as it could not be celebrated on the designated day i.e. May 1, 2021 due to surge of pandemic during that time. The main focus of the celebration was […]
UT PR: Mehdi Bagheri, a UT graduate in Hydraulic and Water Resources Engineering, and a number of UT professors and scholars have examined the grave consequences of land subsidence for the future of the world. The findings of their global-scale study have recently been published as a review article in […]
Indonesia has become one of the countries with the highest levels of mercury pollution in the world. This contamination contains a myriad of effects that are harmful to public health and the environment as well. Overcoming this problem, lecturers and researchers of the Department of Chemical Engineering, UGM Faculty of […]
About 20 years ago, a series of coordinated terrorist attacks killed almost 3,000 people in the World Trade Center, New York and at the Pentagon. Since then, a vast amount of research has been carried out to better understand the mechanisms behind terrorism in the hope of preventing future potentially […]
Nine exploratory projects, from an effort to exploit inter-microbial warfare in the search for new antibiotics to the development of artificial intelligence for the transcription of ancient documents, have been selected to receive support through the Dean for Research Innovation Funds. The new initiatives, spanning the natural sciences, humanities and […]
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Humans rely on the ocean for a vast array resources: food, energy, minerals, even the less tangible ones of inspiration and recreation. But one ocean byproduct may not be obvious: glue. Shellfish have been clinging to rocks for eons longer than humans have used glue. And […]
Ralitsa Debrah recently graduated with the degree Doctor of Applied Arts in Design. Her thesis is titled: Design for Health: Co-designing health information services in the Afrikan context. Below follows her personal story on her journey to graduation: “I come from Ghana, West Africa and studied design for the most […]
Professor Jaemin Lee (School of Law) is an internationally-recognized legal scholar specializing in the field of international law. He is an active member of international bodies such as the UNCITRAL Working Groups and the Panel of Experts under the WTO Agreement on Subsidies and Countervailing Measures. He is also Vice […]
To support the work done by waste pickers with measures that promote environmental education and contribute to sustainability. This is one of Flores da Acácia Project’s goals, an enterprise conceived by the Institute of Chemistry (IQ) and the School of Sciences and Languages (FCL), both at the São Paulo State […]
