(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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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) 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
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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
(IN BRIEF) A University of Bristol-led research project will investigate why some children struggle when starting school while others flourish by examining the development of their brains during the first five years of life. Funded with nearly £4.5 million from … Read the full press release
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Tagged attention, BLOCCS study, brain development, Cardiff University, Children of the 90s, cognitive development, cognitive skills, comprehension, Donders Institute, Dr Karla Holmboe, early childhood, Early Intervention, language, MRI scans, neuroimaging, partnership, Professor Mara Cercignani, Professor Rogier Kievit, Radboud University Medical Centre, school readiness, University of Bristol, Wellcome, £4.5 million
(IN BRIEF) The press release announces that the NWO has allocated over 7.7 million euros for four projects aimed at digitizing energy renovation efforts in the built environment. A primary focus of these projects, especially the DPARt project coordinated by … Read the full press release
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Tagged agent-based simulation, AI gamification, built environment, co-funding, consortium partners, Data Governance, digital models, digitalization, DPARt, Dujuan Yang, energy consumption, energy renovations, homeowners associations, INNOVATION, leadership, living labs, NWO, NWO-KIC, partnership, Public Private Partnership, Qi Han, sustainability, sustainable renovations, TU/e, Virtual Reality, VvE
(IN BRIEF) The KATRIN experiment at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology has set a new upper limit for the mass of neutrinos at 0.45 eV/c², a record-breaking achievement that refines our understanding of these elusive particles. Neutrinos, which scarcely interact … Read the full press release
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Tagged 0.45 eV/c², artificial intelligence, beta decay, Cosmology, data analysis, experimental physics, German universities of excellence, Global Collaboration, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Kathrin Valerius, KATRIN, KIT, model‑independent, MPIK, neutrino mass, neutrino research, particle physics, Science journal, spectrometer, sterile neutrinos, Susanne Mertens, TRISTAN detector, tritium, TUM, upper limit
(IN BRIEF) Prof. Dr. Tina Freyburg’s study, published by IPW-HSG, explores the dilemma faced by authoritarian regimes in expanding internet infrastructure while preventing its use as a tool for dissent. The research demonstrates that these regimes often secure FDI in … Read the full press release
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Tagged authoritarian regimes, censorship, Central African Republic, digital age, digital freedom, ETHIOPIA, FDI, foreign direct investment, global mechanisms, international tech companies, internet infrastructure, internet shutdowns, IPW-HSG, NZZ, partership, political control, Prof. Dr. Tina Freyburg, RUSSIA, state repression, Ulrich Schmid, University of St.Gallen
(IN BRIEF) Researchers at the University of Glasgow have developed CycleARcade, an augmented reality tool that rapidly prototypes immersive experiences for cyclists. By enabling cyclists to ride in open environments while interacting with virtual autonomous vehicles via AR headsets, the … Read the full press release
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Tagged Ammar Al-Taie, AR headsets, augmented reality, Autonomous Vehicles, CHI Conference, communication protocols, CycleARcade, Cycling Safety, cyclists, GEM, HCI, interface design, local road cultures, Oman, rapid prototyping, reARview, road safety, RoadAlert, Scotland, self-driving cars, simulated environments, Stephen Brewster, Sweden, University of Glasgow, virtual vehicles
(IN BRIEF) A research team from Oxford University Physics Department has developed an innovative solar energy technology that bypasses the need for traditional silicon panels. The new method involves coating everyday surfaces such as mobile phones, vehicles, and backpacks with … Read the full press release
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Tagged AIST certification, breakthrough technology, commercial solar innovation, Dr Junke Wang, Dr Shuaifeng Hu, energy efficiency over 27%, everyday objects, flexible solar coating, innovative solar technology, light-absorbing material, multi-junction approach, Oxford PV, Oxford University Physics Department, Professor Henry Snaith, renewable energy, silicon-free solar cells, solar electricity, sustainable energy, thin-film perovskite, traditional photovoltaics
(IN BRIEF) A team of scientists from the University of Southampton, in partnership with researchers from Queen’s University in Canada and the Chinese Academy of Sciences in Beijing, has discovered new evidence detailing the intensity of a 6th century climate … Read the full press release
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Tagged 6th century, Bond 1 event, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Christopher Spencer, climate crisis, European migrations, glacial transport, Greenland, historical climate change, icebergs, Iceland, Late Antique Little Ice Age, partnership, Queens University, rock samples, Roman Empire collapse, Ross Mitchell, sustainability, Tom Gernon, University of Southampton, volcanic eruptions, zircon crystals
(IN BRIEF) The gAIn project unites researchers from LMU Munich, TUM, and TUD Dresden University of Technology to confront the current challenges in artificial intelligence, particularly its high energy consumption, susceptibility to errors, and compliance issues with regulatory frameworks. With … Read the full press release
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Tagged artificial intelligence, biological computing, digital independence, energy efficiency, EU Artificial Intelligence Act, European AI solution, funding, gAIn, LMU Munich, Markus Blume, neuromorphic chips, Next Generation AI Computing, partnership, Professor Gitta Kutyniok, quantum computing, reliable AI, resource efficiency, Sebastian Gemkow, six million euros, technological sovereignty, three-year project, TUD Dresden University of Technology, TUM
(IN BRIEF) The Technical University of Munich (TUM) has launched an innovative laboratory designed to make renewable energy systems and energy consumption tangible for schoolchildren. In a simulated household setting complete with common appliances such as lamps and washing machines, … Read the full press release
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Tagged DBU, energy costs, energy efficiency, energy transition, German Federal Environmental Foundation, Hands-On Learning, household appliances, kilowatt-hour, mobile workshops, photovoltaic modules, Professor Thomas Hamacher, real-time energy consumption, renewable energies, renewable technology education, schoolchildren, sustainable energy systems, Technical University of Munich, TUM
(IN BRIEF) At ESCMID Global 2025 in Vienna, AstraZeneca will present a comprehensive data package from its Vaccines & Immune Therapies portfolio, featuring 13 abstracts across oral and poster presentations. The Company aims to demonstrate its progress in developing innovative … Read the full press release
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Tagged AstraZeneca, AZD6563, Benjamin Moutier, bronchiectasis, COVID-19, ESCMID Global 2025, Fluenz, FluMist, hMPV, immunizations, infectious diseases, Klebsiella pneumoniae, monoclonal antibodies, mRNA, MRSA, preclinical data, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Real-World Data, respiratory viral infections, RSV, serious bacterial infections, Staphylococcus aureus, Vaccines & Immune Therapies, variant-agnostic threshold, Vienna
(IN BRIEF) Marks & Spencer partnered with Sir Chris Hoy and Prostate Cancer UK in a dynamic campaign aimed at increasing prostate cancer awareness and early detection among men. During a 40-day period, the campaign successfully sold over 40,000 packs … Read the full press release
Posted in Apparel, Fashion & Beauty, Business, Education, Financial, Healthcare, Industrial, Investment, Management, News, Non Profit, Retail, Science, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged 40-day campaign, Autograph pants, celebrity ambassadors, charity fundraising, Early Detection, GP consultation, health awareness, Ian Wright, Laura Kerby, M&S, Marie Keating, Marks & Spencer, men’s underwear, Mitch Hughes, online Risk Checker, partnership, prostate cancer risk, Prostate Cancer UK, Sir Chris Hoy, TRANSFORM trial
(IN BRIEF) Dr Amanda Pearce of Loughborough University has received a substantial grant from the Academy of Medical Sciences as part of the Springboard programme, which supports 62 early-career researchers across the UK with awards ranging from £100,000 to £125,000. … Read the full press release
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Tagged Academy of Medical Sciences, Alzheimer’s disease, blood-brain barrier, career development, CRISPR/Cas9 therapy, dementia, DNA modification, Dr Amanda Pearce, early-career researchers, fluorescent polymer nanoparticles, Healthcare Innovation, leadership, Loughborough University, mentoring, neurodegenerative diseases, NHS burden, research funding, Springboard programme, UK science
(IN BRIEF) Dr Rosie Walker from the University of Exeter’s Psychology department has been honored as an emerging scientific leader under the Academy of Medical Sciences’ largest funding round for early-career researchers, part of a £7.6 million initiative tackling major … Read the full press release
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Tagged Academy of Medical Sciences, addiction, Alzheimer’s disease, Awards, Cancer, climate change impacts, cognitive function, dementia, Dr Rosie Walker, early lecturer, early-career researchers, emerging scientific leader, health challenges, intervention strategies, leadership, mentoring, Obesity, Springboard programme, UK research investment, University of Exeter, £7.6 million funding
(IN BRIEF) Amid the severe challenges posed by Ethiopia’s ongoing civil conflict and an under-resourced healthcare system, The Black Lion Hospital in Addis Ababa is bolstering its intensive care services with significant new investments. The hospital, which serves as a … Read the full press release
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Tagged Addis Ababa, Bio-Medical Design Studio, biomedical technology, BMZ, civil conflict, Dr. Nura Kedir, ETHIOPIA, healthcare infrastructure, intensive care, KfW Development Bank, medical equipment, partnership, patient monitoring, The Black Lion Hospital, Tikur-Anbessa Hospital, ventilators, vocational training
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