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Visit by the President of the CERN Council to LSMU: A Focus on Scientific Potential and Medical Progress (opens the original)
On 19 October, Prof. Costas Fountas, President of the CERN Council, who was on a visit to Lithuania, also visited the Lithuanian University of Health Sciences (LSMU) and the Hospital of the Lithuanian University of Health Sciences Kauno Klinikos. During a meeting with the University and hospital management…
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Have your say on the future of Part K of the building regulations (opens the original)
Help inform the Building Safety Regulator's review of Part K and Approved Document K by sharing evidence, research and experience.
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Childhood adversity linked to billions in health and economic costs – new research
The health effects of childhood adversity carry a huge economic burden, according to new research across Wales and England.
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Scientists are growing human brain tissue in living mice – could this make their welfare harder to assess?
We infer what animals experience from how they behave. But can we rely on those same inferences after substantially altering their brains?
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Ireland proposes language testing for citizenship: more demands on already stretched English teaching
Under the proposed reforms, applicants will be required to demonstrate proficiency in English, Irish or Irish Sign Language.
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Janic Luca Belz, alumnus MSc European Studies (opens the original)
s.fixe@maastri… Mon, 10/19/2026 - 14:08 What was it about the MSc European Studies programme that made you think, “This is the one for me”? What initially attracted me to the Research Master in European Studies was the combination of methodological training and in-depth…
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Sievieti pētniecībā vērtē pēc padarītā, vīrieti – pēc potenciāla. RSU pēta nevienlīdzību zinātnē (opens the original)
Women in research are assessed on achievements, men on potential: RSU explores inequality in science julroz@rsu.lv Wed, 21.10.2026 - 12:02
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Cosmic “Hamburger” Has the Secret Ingredients (For Giant Planet Formation, That Is) (opens the original)
Do cosmic hamburgers hold the secret ingredients. . .for planets? This one sure does! Astronomers using the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) were surprised to discover the very earliest phases of giant planet formation between the dense layers of gas and dust in the “Gomez’s Hamburger” system…
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Sara Garcia Gonzalez, alumna MA Globalisation and Development Studies (opens the original)
s.fixe@maastri… Mon, 10/19/2026 - 14:00 What was it about the MA GDS programme that made you think, ‘This is the one for me’? After finishing my Bachelor’s degree in International Relations and Economics, I spent several years travelling…
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10 Foods That Seem Healthy But Aren't (opens the original)
Buzzwords like "all-natural" or "gluten-free" may make a food sound healthy. But upon closer reading of nutrition labels, many of these foods don't live up to their reputation as health foods.
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AUS to host the world's only UNESCO Chair in Arabic Language, Artificial Intelligence and Digital Heritage (opens the original)
The agreement establishes a chair to drive research, teaching, training and community engagement, using digital tools and responsible AI to preserve Arab cultural and linguistic heritage American University of Sharjah (AUS) has signed an agreement with the
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The 22nd International Scientific and Practical Conference "Thermal Energy: Ways of Renovation and Development" took place. (opens the original)
The online event took place on October 14–15, 2025, at the Institute of Thermal Power Engineering Technologies of the NAS of Ukraine.
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ORAU Professional Training Programs (PTP): From isotope school to modern radiation safety (opens the original)
Discover how ORAU’s Professional Training Programs (PTP) has helped advance nuclear science education and radiation safety in the U.S. since 1946.
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From Restrooms Floors to Doctoral Gown: TUT Spokesperson’s Extraordinary Journey (opens the original)
There are moments when a woman stands in a red doctoral gown and the years collapse behind her like a long, heavy breath finally released. That was Dr Phaphama Tshisikhawe on 14 October 2026 - mortarboard straight, eyes bright, voice steady - telling the story of a doctorate earned through lonely nights of research…
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Seeing the world: Rowan historian’s book explains how travel shaped American Jewish women (opens the original)
Melissa Klapper, a professor of history and director of Women’s & Gender Studies at Rowan University, publishes her newest book, “Jewish Women at Home in the World: Gender, Judaism, and American Identity in the Rise of Mass Tourism.”
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TB screening tools may miss cases among people with diabetes (opens the original)
A new study by researchers from UCT and University College London found that commonly used TB screening methods may miss a substantial proportion of TB cases among people with diabetes.
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NRP Skills Session - St. John (opens the original)
The Neonatal Resuscitation Program®️ (NRP®️) course conveys an evidence-based approach to care of the newborn at birth and facilitates
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‘At HSE, I’ve Grown through Understanding Others and Being Understood in Turn’ (opens the original)
Raihanullah Mohmand, from Jalalabad, Afghanistan, is a recent honours graduate of the Master's in Foreign Languages and Intercultural Communication at the HSE University School of Foreign Languages. He is currently based in Moscow and preparing to pursue a PhD in communication and journalism studies. Raihanullah told…
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The diplomatic power of Switzerland’s research partnerships (opens the original)
It’s time for Switzerland to build more deliberately on its existing research partnerships to strengthen science diplomacy. Through decades of work in public and global health, institutions such as Swiss TPH have built lasting relationships across borders, connecting research institutes and universities with health…
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