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RAEng Fellowship for UofG engineer (opens the original)
A University of Glasgow engineer whose research is exploring new ways to transform contaminated land has won a prestigious research fellowship.
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Why endometriosis pain can continue after treatment (opens the original)
This article by Dharani Hapangama, Professor of Gynaecology/Consultant Gynaecological Surgeon, Alison Maclean, NIHR Clinical Lecturer and Obstetrics and Gynaecology Specialist Registrar, and Katie Jones, Postdoctoral Research Associate, was originally published by The Conversation. Treatment for endometriosis can…
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Is adding cottage cheese to everything from brownies to flatbreads really the best way to 'proteinmaxx’ – and do you even need to?
In the first episode of the new season of Strange Health, we examine the health benefits of cottage cheese.
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Online lecture on the collaborative city (opens the original)
Researchers from the 4EU+ Alliance, representing three partner universities—the University of Warsaw, Heidelberg University, and the University of Milan—will deliver a lecture on the collaborative city. The researchers will discuss how co-creation, innovative legal frameworks, and digital solutions can help address…
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Student startups and commercialisation teams heading to Slush (opens the original)
Commercialising research results enables scientific innovations to develop into impactful and sustainable solutions for society. Tampere University produces worldclass research that gives rise to researchbased spinoff companies each year. International events such as Slush provide important opportunities for…
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BGS one of the UK’s first specialist research institutes to receive Race Equality award (opens the original)
BGS has secured Bronze accreditation under the Advance HE Race Equality Charter framework, recognising its commitment to identifying and addressing race equality issues in the geosciences.
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Lucy Barnes - taking the leap, changing the bar (opens the original)
kg0046 Tue, 20/10/2026 - 09:32 News When Lucy Barnes arrived at the University of Surrey to study law, she was looking for more than a degree. Having grown up in foster care, Lucy has spoken openly about feeling “like an alien” during her teenage years, without a stable…
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“Darbak Wardi” Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign at Taibah University Medical Centre (opens the original)
Taibah University Medical Centre held the “Darbak Wardi” campaign during October 2026 as part of the National Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign and the “Your Awareness Is Strength” initiative. The campaign aimed to raise awareness of the importance of early detection and promote health awareness among female…
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UCT study finds tariffs pushed up prices of pasta and frozen chips (opens the original)
A UCT study has found that import tariffs and anti-dumping duties have increased the retail prices of pasta and frozen chips in South Africa.
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Award-winning spider silk research takes the next step towards textiles (opens the original)
Larger protein yields and a more efficient purification method bring SLU’s artificial spider silk research closer to textiles. With H&M Foundation support, researchers are now working towards yarn that can be produced efficiently and work in practice.
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Exeter engineer awarded Royal Academy Fellowship (opens the original)
An engineer who specialises in making chemical manufacturing and energy storage more sustainable has been... Exeter engineer awarded Royal Academy Fellowship appeared first on University of Exeter News.
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UCT study links slower walking to cognitive decline in people living with HIV (opens the original)
How fast people living with HIV walk could provide important clues about their brain health, a UCT study has found.
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What does a Starshield slowdown really mean for Ukraine’s war with Russia?
The move degrades one of the communications systems deeply embedded in how Ukraine fights.
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The Power To Do Advanced Geographic Analysis (opens the original)
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New Luddy School faculty bring exciting research, teaching opportunities (opens the original)
New faculty showcase why the Luddy School continues to make world-changing differences in technology and humanity.
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Over a third of self-employed parcel drivers earn below minimum wage, major study finds (opens the original)
Over a third of self-employed delivery drivers estimate their hourly earnings are below the National Minimum Wage, according to a major new report from the University of Sheffield.
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University Alumnus and Former Researcher Viktor Turytsia Killed while Defending Ukraine (opens the original)
An alumnus and former researcher at Ivan Franko National University of Lviv, Viktor Turytsia, was killed while defending the State of Ukraine from the Russian occupants. The Hero was 43 years old. Viktor Turytsia was born May 31st, 1980. In 1997
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EMU Academic Assoc. Prof. Dr. Hülya Fırat Kılıç Discusses “Environmentally Conscious Nursing” at the International Basic Nursing Care Congress (opens the original)
Eastern Mediterranean University (EMU), Health Sciences Faculty, Nursing Department academic staff member Assoc. Prof. Dr. Hülya Fırat Kılıç served as a guest speaker at the 8th National and 4th International
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EMU Academic Assoc. Prof. Dr. Hülya Fırat Kılıç Discusses “Environmentally Conscious Nursing” at the International Basic Nursing Care Congress (opens the original)
Eastern Mediterranean University (EMU), Health Sciences Faculty, Nursing Department academic staff member Assoc. Prof. Dr. Hülya Fırat Kılıç served as a guest speaker at the 8th National and 4th International
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Khalifa University’s 4th Healthy Longevity Symposium Advances Dialogue on Translating Longevity Science into Healthcare Practice (opens the original)
More Than 300 Delegates and Experts Convene in Abu Dhabi to Explore Advances in Preventive Medicine, Clinical Research and Healthier Aging Khalifa University of Science and Technology inaugurated the fourth Healthy Longevity Symposium, with more than 300 delegates and 30 distinguished speakers gathering in Abu Dhabi…
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