(IN BRIEF) Launching on Earth Day 2025, Perspective Shifts is a new creative research collaboration between the University of Exeter and Falmouth University. Dr Emmylou Rahtz and illustrator Phyllida Bluemel will explore how human perception of scale and awe in … Read the full press release
Posted in Education, Science, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged artistic research, Arts and Culture Exeter, co-produced art, creativity and ecology, Earth Day 2025, Elze Hesse, Emmylou Rahtz, environment and sustainability, environmental humanities, ESI, Falmouth University, FX Creative Exchange, Hue Lewis-Jones, illustrated publication, interdisciplinary collaboration, nature perception, Penryn campus, perspective shifts, Phyllida Bluemel, research culture, scale and awe, University of Exeter
(IN BRIEF) This May, Exeter will host the 12th edition of Pint of Science, a national festival that brings research into local pubs. From 19–21 May, scientists from the University of Exeter and the Met Office will present talks across … Read the full press release
Posted in Art & Culture, Education, Science, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged Bootlegger Exeter, bowel cancer detection, City Gate, diabetes diagnosis, Dr Harry Green, Exeter events, genetic sequencing, Met Office, multi-city event, outreach, Pint of Science, pub quiz, public engagement, regenerative insects, robotics in healthcare, science communication, science for all, science in pubs, UK science festivals, University of Exeter, White Hart Hotel
(IN BRIEF) Corentin Bisot, postdoctoral researcher at AMOLF, has won the Van Leeuwenhoek Award in the category of environmental microbiology. Presented by the Royal Netherlands Society for Microbiology during the Scientific Spring Meeting in Papendal, the award honors his work … Read the full press release
Posted in Awards, Education, Industrial, Netherlands, News, Science, Technology
Tagged AMOLF, Antoni van Leeuwenhoek, Corentin Bisot, environmental microbiology, imaging techniques, KNVM, microbiology award, Netherlands science, nutrient flows, Physics of Behavior, plant-fungal networks, postdoctoral researcher, Scientific Spring Meeting, soil organisms, underground ecosystems, Van Leeuwenhoek Award
(IN BRIEF) CERN has successfully passed its 2025 ISO 50001 surveillance audit, affirming its leadership in energy management and commitment to sustainability. The audit, conducted by AFNOR, found no nonconformities and praised the maturity of CERN’s energy strategies. Recent initiatives … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Education, Environment, Financial, Industrial, Investment, Management, News, Science, Switzerland, Technology
Tagged AFNOR, CERN, Earth Day 2025, Energy management, environmentally responsible research, Geneva, Green Innovation, ISO 50001, Nicolas Bellegarde, Power Purchase Agreement, Prévessin data centre, renewable energy, science and technology, solar power, sustainability
(IN BRIEF) A new research project at the University of St.Gallen, funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation, will investigate how changes in aviation taxation could help reduce greenhouse gas emissions in Switzerland. Running from 2025 to 2028, the study … Read the full press release
Posted in Aviation & Aerospace, Business, Education, Financial, Industrial, Investment, Law, Management, News, Politics, Switzerland, Technology
Tagged airline fuel tax, Andreas Wittmer, aviation emissions, aviation sector, climate change, climate policy, CO2 reduction, environmental taxation, fiscal policy, Giedre Lideikyte Huber, HSG, international tax law, OECD Model Tax Convention, Peter Huber, Pigouvian tax, SNSF, sustainable aviation, Swiss emissions, Swiss National Science Foundation, Switzerland, University of St.Gallen
(IN BRIEF) The University of Liverpool and Sustainable Ventures have teamed up to launch the Sustainable Futures Accelerator, a two-month programme supporting four innovative climate tech spinouts. Designed to refine business models and connect founders with investors and industry leaders, … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Education, Environment, Financial, Industrial, Investment, Management, News, Science, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged academic enterprise, advanced manufacturing, AI in infrastructure, Andrew Wordsworth, Apoello, Atomik AM, climate tech, digital discovery tools, Dr Thomas Pugh, food preservation innovation, future materials, green jobs, Innovation Investment Fortnight, Liverpool City Region, partnership, Plasma Fresh, Robotiz3d, Sir Peter Rigby Centre for Enterprise, sustainability, Sustainable Futures Accelerator, Sustainable Ventures, UK spinouts, University of Liverpool
(IN BRIEF) The University of Glasgow joined forces with global leaders in neuroscience, arts, urban planning, and public health at the first Humanise Summit in London to declare that uninspired architecture is detrimental to human wellbeing. Led by Professor Rebecca … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Education, Financial, Industrial, Investment, Management, Media, News, Science, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged AHRC, Allen Institute, architecture and emotion, Arts and Humanities, built environment, community belonging, design psychology, George Clarke, Glasgow research news, healthy buildings, Heatherwick Studio, Humanise Summit, mental health, neuroarchitecture, Place-Based Research Programme, placemaking, public space innovation, public wellbeing, Rebecca Madgin, sustainable cities, Thomas Heatherwick, Tibbalds Planning, UKRI, University of Glasgow, urban design, urban studies
(IN BRIEF) The Dutch Research Council (NWO) has granted over €4.1 million to fourteen research projects under the 2023 Thematic Digital Competence Centers (TDCC) call. These projects support digital transformation in Life Sciences & Health, Natural and Engineering Sciences, and … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Education, Financial, Industrial, Investment, Management, Netherlands, News, Science, Technology
Tagged AI Training, AI-savvy researchers, Amsterdam UMC, audiovisual data, cloud-native data, cohort harmonization, DANS, data infrastructure Netherlands, data stewardship, data-driven research, digital research infrastructure, digital transformation in research, Dutch science funding, FAIR data, geospatial machine learning, HPC, Leiden University, Life Sciences and Health, Natural and Engineering Sciences, non-competitive research grants, NWO, NWO funding 2025, Open Science, Radboud University, research transparency, scientific reproducibility, social sciences and humanities, SSH data privacy, SURF, synthetic data, TDCC, Thematic Digital Competence Centers, TU Delft, UMC Groningen, University of Amsterdam, University of Twente, Utrecht University, VU Amsterdam
(IN BRIEF) Empa researchers have developed a printable, non-swelling hydrogel made from cold-water fish gelatin, enabling the creation of 3D living skin models. Designed to replicate the full complexity of human skin, including its layered architecture and cellular composition, the … Read the full press release
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Tagged 3D bioprinting, artificial skin, biointerfaces, biologically compatible materials, biomimetic membranes, biotechnology, cod gelatin, cold-water fish gelatin, customized wound dressing, electrospinning, Empa, Empa Biomimetic Membranes and Textiles, Empa Laboratory for Biointerfaces, extracellular matrix, gelatin-based material, hydrogel, immune response, Kongchang Wei, Medical Innovation, non-swelling hydrogel, personalized medicine, printable hydrogel, Regenerative medicine, skin disease research, SKINTEGRITY.CH, Swiss research, synthetic skin models, Tissue Engineering, University Medicine Zurich, wound healing
(IN BRIEF) Researchers at the University of Glasgow have demonstrated that users in passive virtual reality environments can experience radically altered perceptions of motion—including exaggerated or reversed movement—without experiencing discomfort or motion sickness. The study, to be presented at CHI … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Education, Financial, Industrial, Investment, Management, News, Science, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged car-based VR, CHI 2025, European Research Council, Graham Wilson, immersive experiences, motion perception, motion sickness, opposed motion, passive VR, perceptual manipulation, public transport, rotational gain, simulator chairs, Stephen Brewster, theme parks, translational gain, UKRI, unbounded VR, University of Glasgow, ViAjeRo, video games, Virtual Reality, VR, VR research
(IN BRIEF) Edita Jurak, a biochemical technologist at the University of Groningen, is leading research on how bacteria-derived enzymes can be used to break down plastics sustainably and effectively. Her work, part of a wider initiative in the Faculty of … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Education, Environment, Financial, Healthcare, Industrial, Investment, Management, Netherlands, News, Science, Technology
Tagged bacterial enzymes, biochemical technology, bioremediation, Edita Jurak, environmental cleanup, enzymatic degradation, enzyme linkers, Faculty of Science and Engineering, Groningen lakes, in vivo degradation, laundry detergent enzymes, Maria Koijck, medical waste, Microplastics, mixed plastic waste, plastic pollution, plastic recycling, polymer fragments, polyvinyl chloride, PVC, sustainability, sustainable recycling, UMCG hospital, University of Groningen
(IN BRIEF) A University of Liverpool spin-out company, Ocuwell Ltd, is leading an ambitious UK-South Korea collaboration to advance personalised treatment for common corneal conditions like myopia and astigmatism, which affect over 30% of the global population. Supported by £1.4 … Read the full press release
Posted in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Business, Education, Financial, Government, Healthcare, Industrial, Investment, Management, News, Science, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged Ahmed Elsheikh, AI in medicine, astigmatism, cataract surgery, collagen cross-linking, corneal biomechanics, Daniela Oehring, EYEREUM Clinic, in vivo characterisation, intracorneal ring segments, keratoconus, KHIDI, myopia, numerical modelling, ocular healthcare, Ocuwell Ltd, orthokeratology, partnership, personalised eye care, precision medicine, refractive errors, UK-South Korea Digital Health CRD, UKRI, University of Liverpool, University of Plymouth, University of Ulsan, Yonsei University
(IN BRIEF) Nicole Mølby-Bueters has been appointed Director of the HRM department at TU/e, starting May 6, 2025. With a degree in Business Communication from Radboud University and a career beginning in 1992, she brings decades of global HR leadership, … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Education, Industrial, Management, Netherlands, News
Tagged appointment, CULTURE, Employee Wellbeing, HR strategy, HRM Director, Human Resource Management, leadership, Mariska Brzözek, Netherlands, Nicole Mølby-Bueters, Patrick Groothuis, Philips, Radboud University Nijmegen, recruitment, Squad Improvement Program, standardized HR services, Talent Acquisition, trusted business partner, TU/e
(IN BRIEF) Professor Nina Parish has been appointed as the new Head of the School of Modern Languages & Cultures at the University of Glasgow’s College of Arts & Humanities. Beginning her role on 1 August 2025, Professor Parish brings … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Education, Industrial, Management, News, Science, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged academic leadership, appointment, Collaborative Research, College of Arts & Humanities, EU-funded projects, French and Francophone Studies, Head of School, interdisciplinary studies, leadership, Literature & Languages, Modern Languages & Cultures, Professor Jo Gill, Professor Nina Parish, Professor Stephen Forcer, REF 2021, Research Excellence, University of Glasgow, University of Stirling
(IN BRIEF) Graduates of UEA’s pioneering NQP-IP programme have become the first pharmacists in England to secure the triple recognition comprising a Postgraduate Diploma in Pharmacy Practice, Independent Prescriber status, and the RPS Post-registration Foundation Credential. This integrated programme uniquely … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Education, Financial, Healthcare, Industrial, Investment, Management, News, Science, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged clinical pharmacy practice, Dana John, Dr Hannah Kinsey, Dr Lindsay Morgan, Healthcare Innovation, Independent Prescriber, Jenny Hannah, Newly Qualified Pharmacist, NHS trusts, Norfolk and Norwich Hospital, NQP-IP programme, pharmacist prescribing, Postgraduate Diploma in Pharmacy Practice, RPS Post-registration Foundation Credential, triple credential, University of East Anglia, workforce development
(IN BRIEF) At the University of Groningen, the ‘Transforming Interaction’ workshop was held from April 2–4 to bring together international experts in Conversation Analysis, Social Robotics, AAC, Artificial Intelligence, Speech Synthesis, and Interaction Design. Organized in collaboration with CADL at … Read the full press release
Posted in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Business, Education, Financial, Industrial, Investment, Management, Media, Netherlands, News, Science, Technology
Tagged AAC, artificial intelligence, atypical communicators, Augmentative and Alternative Communication, CADL, Conversation Analysis, deep learning, ethical considerations, human-computer interaction, interaction design, Jantina Tammes School Grassroots Grant, large language models, LLMs, LOT Netherlands Graduate School of Linguistics, multidisciplinary, Social Robotics, Speech Synthesis, SUNY Buffalo, technology-mediated communication, Transforming Interaction workshop, University of Groningen, user empowerment
(IN BRIEF) At Heidelberg University, an interdisciplinary research project titled “Quantum Chemistry without Orbitals” is underway, funded by over 745,000 euros from the Carl-Zeiss-Stiftung over a two-year period. The project aims to predict the kinetic energy of electrons in molecules … Read the full press release
Posted in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Business, Education, Energy, Gas & Oil, Financial, Germany, Industrial, Investment, Management, News, Science, Technology
Tagged AI Research, Carl Zeiss AG, Carl-Zeiss-Stiftung, chemistry, CZS Wildcard, electron density, Ernst Abbe, Heidelberg University, interdisciplinary research, kinetic energy, leadership, physics, Prof. Dr Andreas Dreuw, Prof. Dr Fred Hamprecht, Prof. Dr Maurits W. Haverkort, Quantum Chemistry without Orbitals, SCHOTT AG, STEM, wave function
(IN BRIEF) The Bavarian High-Tech Awards were presented for the first time by the Bavarian State Government and the Bavarian Academy of Sciences and Humanities to recognize emerging talents and distinguished researchers. Among the awards, the High-Tech Young Investigator Award, … Read the full press release
Posted in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Awards, Business, Education, Financial, Germany, Government, Healthcare, Industrial, Investment, Management, News, Science, Technology
Tagged 000 euros, 30, AI in Women's Health, Awards, Bavarian Academy of Sciences and Humanities, Bavarian High-Tech Awards, Bavarian State Government, BRCA1, BRCA2, Dr. Jacqueline Lammert, Dr. Markus Söder, Hercules Hall, High-Tech Graduate Award, High-Tech Young Investigator Award, Hightech Agenda Bayern, INNOVATION, large language models, leadership, Munich Residence, oncology, precision medicine, RESEARCH, Science Minister Markus Blume, technology investments, TUM University Hospital
(IN BRIEF) The University of Warwick convened senior leaders from Microsoft and the Russell Group on 9th April to explore how Artificial Intelligence (AI) can be harnessed to revolutionise higher education. Led by Raja-Saleem Javaid, the AI Forum focused on … Read the full press release
Posted in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Business, Education, Financial, Government, Industrial, Internet & Online, Investment, Management, Media, News, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged AI Forum, AI innovation, AI Integration, AI literacy, Amanda Sleight, collaboration, curriculum design, Deputy Vice-Chancellors, digital transformation, ethical AI, higher education, Joanna Burton, Microsoft, personalised education, Raja-Saleem Javaid, research acceleration, Russell Group, Senior Industry Advisors, University of Warwick
(IN BRIEF) An international project will investigate the enduring legacy of Radclyffe Hall’s banned novel, The Well of Loneliness. As the centenary of its 1928 UK ban approaches, researchers funded with over £1 million from the AHRC will conduct interviews … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Education, Financial, Industrial, Investment, Management, News, Science, Society, United Kingdom
Tagged AHRC, banned novel, Campbell X, Cardiff Metropolitan, censorship, centenary, Cultural Impact, Harry Ransom Center, heritage, international research, LGBT literature, LGBTQ+ history, oral history, public engagement, Radclyffe Hall, The National Archives, The Well of Loneliness, University of Exeter, University of Loughborough, University of York
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