(IN BRIEF) The University of Southampton’s new E-beam lithography facility, which is the second of its kind globally, will significantly advance semiconductor technology in the UK. The facility, which provides unmatched accuracy in designing the components of future technologies, supports … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Education, Financial, Government, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, Investment, Management, News, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged Defense Systems, E-beam lithography, INNOVATION, Lord Vallance, medical diagnostics, Optoelectronics Research Centre, semiconductor skills package, semiconductor technology, talent development, UK semiconductor sector, University of Southampton
(IN BRIEF) CERN’s Beamline for Schools (BL4S) programme has won the 2025 Outreach Prize from the European Physical Society’s High Energy and Particle Physics Division (EPS-HEPP) for its innovative efforts in engaging high school students with particle physics. The award … Read the full press release
Posted in Awards, Business, Education, Financial, Germany, Government, Industrial, Investment, Management, News, Science, Switzerland, Technology
Tagged academic achievement, Awards, Beamline for Schools, CERN, CERN & Society Foundation, DESY, Education, EPS-HEPP, European Physical Society, generational inspiration, high school students, INNOVATION, leadership, Outreach Prize, particle physics, partnership, scientific collaboration
(IN BRIEF) A new study led by the University of Exeter and University College London (UCL) sheds light on the growing issue of ketamine addiction, revealing significant physical and psychological health problems among users, many of whom are unaware of … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Education, Financial, Healthcare, Industrial, Investment, Management, News, Science, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged addiction awareness, addiction treatment, bladder problems, evidence-based therapy, group therapy, healthcare professionals, K-cramps, ketamine abuse, ketamine addiction, ketamine use disorder, nasal issues, National Institute for Health Research, pharmacological interventions, physical health problems, psychological symptoms, treatment barriers, UK drug use, University College London, University of Exeter
(IN BRIEF) New research from the University of Exeter highlights the vital role of fish in bioturbation, the process of churning and reworking seabed sediments, which is crucial for maintaining healthy ecosystems and regulating climate change. The study found that … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Education, Environment, Financial, Industrial, Investment, Management, News, Science, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged Atlantic cod, Atlantic hagfish, bioturbation, Blue Marine Foundation, carbon burial, carbon cycle, climate change, Convex Seascape Survey, ecosystem engineers, European eel, fish species, giant skates, halibut, IUCN, marine research, organic carbon, overfishing, seabed ecosystems, sustainability, University of Exeter, vulnerable species
(IN BRIEF) A new study by the Centre for Emerging Technology and Security (CETaS) at The Alan Turing Institute reveals that 79% of UK adults support national security agencies collecting and processing personal data for investigations into terrorism and serious … Read the full press release
Posted in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Business, Education, Financial, Government, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, Investment, Management, News, Security & Safety, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged automated tools, biometric data, Centre for Emerging Technology and Security, CETaS, citizens’ panel, crime investigations, data privacy, data processing, data safeguards, Hopkins Van Mil, Machine Learning, national security agencies, personal data, privacy, public awareness, public opinion, Rosamund Powell, Savanta, Sir Brian Leveson, social media posts, terrorism investigations, The Alan Turing Institute, UK adults
(IN BRIEF) The University of Twente and Labmicta have formed a strategic partnership to advance laboratory diagnostics through the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics. This collaboration aims to optimize diagnostic processes, reduce turnaround times, and improve patient care … Read the full press release
Posted in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Business, Education, Financial, Government, Healthcare, Industrial, Investment, Management, Netherlands, News, Technology
Tagged AI in healthcare, artificial intelligence, data-driven optimization, Healthcare Innovation, healthcare technology, Labmicta, laboratory diagnostics, Laboratory Management, Menzis, partnership, patient care, regional economic impact, robotics, TechMed Centre, Twente region, University of Twente
(IN BRIEF) Nima Monshizadeh Naini, associate professor at the Engineering and Technology Institute Groningen, is advancing the field of control theory with a focus on optimizing cyber-physical-human systems. His work aims to improve complex systems such as energy grids and … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Education, Financial, Industrial, Investment, Management, Netherlands, News, Science, Technology
Tagged control theory, cyber-physical-human systems, decentralized systems, energy systems, engineering innovation, leadership, multi-commodity energy systems, Nima Monshizadeh Naini, optimization algorithms, smart grids, sustainable energy, technological research, University of Groningen, urban mobility
(IN BRIEF) Researchers from the University of Glasgow have uncovered a shocking new geological phenomenon: industrial waste, specifically slag from steel production, is turning into rock in as little as 35 years, a process that traditionally takes millions of years. … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Education, Environment, Financial, Industrial, Investment, Management, Metals and Minerals, News, Science, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged climate change, coastal ecosystems, Earth’s natural systems, environmental impact, geological processes, Geology journal, human activity, industrial waste, land management, rapid anthropoclastic rock cycle, RESEARCH, slag, Steel Industry, sustainability, University of Glasgow, waste management
(IN BRIEF) The “Mein Baum” citizen science project, launched by BUND Naturschutz in collaboration with TUM and HSWT, encourages citizens to document urban trees using a smartphone app. The collected data will support climate adaptation strategies by enhancing understanding of … Read the full press release
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Tagged biodiversity, BUND Naturschutz, citizen science, climate adaptation, climate change, ecological research, green spaces, HSWT, Mein Baum, partnership, smartphone app, Stephan Pauleit, sustainability, sustainable urban planning, Thomas Rötzer, TUM, urban ecology, urban trees
(IN BRIEF) Researchers from the University of Copenhagen have created “super stem cells” by altering the cells’ diet, enhancing their ability to differentiate into various cell types such as liver, skin, and nerve cells. This development has significant implications for … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Denmark, Education, Financial, Healthcare, Industrial, Investment, Management, News, Science, Technology
Tagged cellular differentiation, Diabetes, embryonic development, Fertility Treatment, heart failure, IVF, Joshua Brickman, liver cirrhosis, metabolic intervention, Novo Nordisk Foundation Center for Stem Cell Medicine, osteoporosis, Parkinson's disease, Regenerative medicine, RENEW, Robert Bone, Stem cells, super stem cells, University of Copenhagen, yolk sac
(IN BRIEF) A new UK research network led by the University of Southampton is investigating how the gut microbiome influences the brain and immune system. With £4.5 million in BBSRC funding, the four-year project brings together scientists from Southampton, Cambridge, … Read the full press release
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Tagged ADHD, Alzheimer's, Anne Ferguson-Smith, autism, BBSRC, brain-gut connection, dementia, diet and mental resilience, gut health, gut microbiome, gut-brain axis, healthspan, immune system, inflammation, Jessica Teeling, Jonathan Swann, King’s College London, lifestyle and cognition, mental health, microbiome research, mood disorders, neurodegenerative disease, neuroinflammation, neuroscience research, Parkinson's disease, Quadram Institute, UK science funding, University of Cambridge, University of Southampton
(IN BRIEF) Researchers at TUM and artists from the Academy of Fine Arts Munich are teaming up with Haus der Kunst for a four-year project that explores dark matter and neutrinos through artistic collaboration. Supported by the DFG and TUM’s … Read the full press release
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Tagged AdBK, Akademie der Bildenden Künste München, Armin Linke, art and physics, Astrophysics, CERN, cosmic particles, cultural discourse, dark matter, DFG, Elisa Resconi, ESO, experimental physics, full moon sound art, German Research Foundation, Gran Sasso, Haus der Kunst, interdisciplinary research, Jol Thoms, knowledge production, Munich exhibitions, neutrinos, P-ONE, Pacific Ocean Neutrino Experiment, partnership, Radio Amnion, science and art collaboration, science communication, SFB 1258, Technical University of Munich, TUM, visual culture
(IN BRIEF) A team at the Technical University of Munich has developed synthetic macrocyclic peptides that inhibit harmful protein aggregation linked to Parkinson’s disease. The peptides also block the interactions between proteins involved in Alzheimer’s and type 2 diabetes, which … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Education, Financial, Germany, Healthcare, Industrial, Investment, Management, News, Science, Technology
Tagged Alzheimer’s disease, amyloid plaques, Aphrodite Kapurniotu, biomedicine research, cross-seeding inhibition, DFG, EPFL, German Research Foundation, Helmholtz Center Munich, LMU University Hospital, macrocyclic peptides, metabolic disorders, multifunctional drugs, neurodegenerative diseases, Parkinson's disease, peptide biochemistry, protein aggregation, SFB 1035, synthetic peptides, Technical University of Munich, TUM, type 2 diabetes
(IN BRIEF) Bertelsmann is inviting students from across Europe to apply for its 17th Talent Meets Bertelsmann event, taking place June 16–18, 2025 in Berlin. Open to students from all disciplines, the event offers networking, workshops, coaching, and AI-focused challenges … Read the full press release
Posted in Berlin, Business, Education, Financial, Germany, Government, Industrial, Investment, Management, Media, News, Technology
Tagged application deadline April 27, artificial intelligence, Berlin, Bertelsmann, career event, coaching, Create Your Own Career, education industry, employer branding, Executive Board, Immanuel Hermreck, INNOVATION, international students, June 2025, media industry, Networking, student competition, student recruitment, talent development, Talent Meets Bertelsmann, TMB alumni network, workshops
(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
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