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Edge Hill University and Liverpool Hope University collaborate on vital Social Work England research project (opens the original)
For the first time, Edge Hill University has been awarded a research project by Social Work England.
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Presentazione del libro "Il prezzo della salvezza" (opens the original)
Presentation of the book "The Price of Salvation" 5345 Tue, 20/10/2026 - 14:08 Data evento 27 October 2026, 5:30 - 6:30 pm Destinatari canale University Study Destinatari target Enroled students Graduates Testo evento On Tuesday, October 27, 2026, at 5:30 p.m., the "Carlo and Vera Wagner" Museum of the Jewish…
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Start Cup Toscana 2026, due idee imprenditoriali della Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna si qualificano per la fase nazionale (opens the original)
Start Cup Toscana 2026: two business ideas by Sant'Anna School qualify for the national stage of the competition m.nardini Tue, 10/20/2026 - 15:23 Two business ideas developed at the Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies in Pisa have qualified for the national finals of the National Innovation Award (PNI), scheduled…
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Sustainability at Paderborn University (opens the original)
Sustainable practices shape research, teaching, campus life and transfer at Paderborn University. Researchers, students and staff work together to develop solutions that combine environmental responsibility, social justice and economic viability.
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UConn Researcher’s Insight on Small-Business Bankruptcy Recovery Draws the Attention of Congress (opens the original)
'Small businesses are an important part of the economy, but financial distress does not necessarily mean that the underlying business isn’t worthwhile'
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Connecting UConn Research and Service Member Readiness (opens the original)
UConn hosted CT's National Guard and Veterans Affairs leadership for an honest discussion on the evolving physical and mental health needs of servicemen and women
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Your university experience, with a European twist. Discover OpenYUFE! (opens the original)
Curious about taking courses across Europe, meeting students from other universities and adding an international dimension to your studies? Join our webinar and see where OpenYUFE could take you. In just one hour, you’ll: Bring your curiosity. Leave with a plan. 📅 22 October 2026🕧 12:30–13:30💻 Online via Zoom🎤 Hosted…
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Study Finds Over 60% of CT Horses Exposed to Leptospira Bacteria (opens the original)
Leptospirosis is a neglected zoonotic disease caused by pathogenic Leptospira bacteria and can affect humans and animals, including horses
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Chapman Undergraduates Turn Fear Survey Data into Research of Their Own (opens the original)
Chapman University undergraduates are examining government distrust, wildfire misinformation, and disaster preparedness using data from the 2026 Chapman University Survey of American Fears. Working with faculty and fellow students, Robin Nakamura ’27, Charlotte Iribarren ’28, and Suzanne Cibrowski ’29 are learning to…
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AI Enters Americans’ Top 10 Fears in Chapman’s 2026 Survey (opens the original)
Artificial intelligence has entered Americans’ top 10 fears, with about half of adults afraid it could harm the political process or hurt the economy, according to the 12th annual Chapman University Survey of American Fears. For the first time, researchers asked several questions examining fears about artificial…
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Coventry University researchers recreate extreme planetary and stellar turbulence in lab experiments (opens the original)
Researchers have successfully recreated a long-theorised form of turbulence found deep inside planets and stars, providing new insights into how these distant worlds and our own planet generate heat, movement and magnetic fields.
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4EU+ Blended Intensive Programmes (BIPs) Call 2026 (opens the original)
Researchers and academic teachers of the University of Warsaw can now submit their educational projects in the 4EU+ Blended Intensive Programmes (BIPs) call. The call is open until 30th November. The 4EU+ BIPs call aims to support the joint development and implementation of innovative teaching projects delivered in a…
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Keele researcher's report reveals 14% increase in cat theft and abduction in 2025 (opens the original)
A report written by a Keele researcher for a DEFRA-compliant UK pet microchip database has revealed that cat theft and abduction rose by 14% in the first full year of the Pet Abduction Act 2024, yet just three cases (less than 1%) ended in a charge or summons.
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Regular hot baths could alleviate common circulatory disease (opens the original)
A regular soak in a hot bath could help to improve a common painful circulatory disease, with this strategy being studied by researchers at Manchester Metropolitan University, thanks to funding from the British Heart Foundation. The team behind the project are investigating whether immersion in hot water may relieve…
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Swinburne researchers contribute to nearly $20 million in ARC-funded projects (opens the original)
Swinburne researchers are contributing to four successful projects in the latest Australian Research Council (ARC) Industrial Transformation Research Program, representing nearly $20 million in combined project funding.
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Exeter research on executive pay informs major United Nations report on business and human rights (opens the original)
New research revealing how executive pay can put workers’ rights at risk will be presented to... Exeter research on executive pay informs major United Nations report on business and human rights appeared first on University of Exeter News.
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Knowing the industry: actuarial students meet actuaries (opens the original)
5345 Tue, 20/10/2026 - 12:34 Data evento 17 November 2026, 9 - 11 am Destinatari canale University Study Destinatari target Enroled students Graduates Testo evento As part of the "Knowing the industry: actuarial students meet actuaries" initiative, dr. Giancarlo…
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The driveway divide: why parking for electric vehicles is such a big barrier
Access to a driveway boosts EV ownership by 70%, but mainly for households already planning to buy.
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A week in the life of an aerospace engineering undergraduate (opens the original)
tb0045 Tue, 20/10/2026 - 11:08 Feature From lectures to laboratory-based practicals and personal tutorials, discover what a typical week looks like as a first-year BEng or MEng Aerospace Engineering student at Surrey. Credit: University of Surrey How will I…
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How Denmark became the sperm donation capital of the world
How Danish sperm became central to the global donor industry.
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