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This grad’s company helps drugs get developed faster and cheaper (opens the original)
Hannah Sheehan Sauve helps biotech and pharmaceutical startups validate their treatments by offering flow cytometry services and analysis.
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The upside of untidiness: why a little mess can be good for your home
New research into Kiwi households suggests clutter can help with everyday routines, make shared spaces more useful and even support family relationships.
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Benefits of mental health providers engaging family systems and other care partners in treatment (opens the original)
By Danelle Hupp, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Clinical Psychiatry, Northeast Ohio Medical University As mental health providers, our goal is to support those living with serious mental health conditions, so
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ABC-57 | Dynasty Sports Film Festival Celebrates Inaugural Year in South Bend (opens the original)
Rudy Mondragón, assistant professor of Chicana/o and Latina/o studies at LMU, was featured for the documentary film he directed and produced, “Stitch: From the Fields to the Garden,” which follows Jacob “Stitch” Duran, a
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There are risks when children use AI chatbots. Does Australia’s new ‘digital duty of care’ address them?
Children and teens can become vulnerable when repeatedly chatting to artificial intelligence. Australia’s existing safety measures don’t address this.
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Northeastern depression study finds complex picture of mental health (opens the original)
A Northeastern University study found that people suffering from depression or anxiety also could benefit from a new approach.
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Researcher studies the hidden human costs behind everyday products (opens the original)
Canada’s laws to improve corporate accountability and ethical business practices aren’t nearly enough, a McMaster researcher warns. Despite growing pressure for companies to follow ethical business practices, inconsistent disclosure and limited accountability, make it hard to assess and enforce, DeGroote School of…
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4th annual Medieval Faire returns this month (opens the original)
The University of New Mexico’s Institute for Medieval Studies (IMS) and Medieval Studies Student Association are hosting their fourth annual Medieval Faire Friday, Oct. 30, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Johnson Field. The event is a free and family-friendly celebration of medieval history, arts, and culture. Attendees…
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Andy Burnham has maintained the public’s approval through his first 100 days as the UK’s PM – that’s unheard of these days
Burnham has made bold promises – but voters are impatient for change.
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FSU highlights approach to AI in education and research during United Nations event (opens the original)
Florida State University Vice President and Chief Information Officer Jonathan Fozard shared the university’s approach to artificial intelligence with higher
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Global happiness researchers reveal keys to a good life (opens the original)
Many of the world’s leading happiness researchers say they consciously spend more time with loved ones after seeing the evidence, according to a new paper. “Happiness emerges from a symphony of factors, but if I had to pinpoint one secret to happiness, relationships with other people might be it,” says Lara Aknin, a…
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Giurisprudenza apre l’anno accademico con una riflessione sul ruolo del Parlamento (opens the original)
Law programme opens the academic year with a reflection on the role of Parliament 7582 Mon, 26/10/2026 - 16:56 Immagine Titolo (72).jpg Data notizia Mon, 26/10/2026 - 12:00 Categoria notizia University ateneo Destinatari canale University Destinatari target Enroled students Testo notizia Parliament as a meeting…
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Priceless Assets of Subversion? The Valuation of High Value Unique Goods and Financial Crime (opens the original)
26 October 2026 c.vanmontfoort… Mon, 10/26/2026 - 16:50 We are pleased to announce the call for academic papers, professional presentations, and manifestations of artistic research for our next MACCH conference. This edition…
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Stanford prison experiment: why do controversial psychology studies still have such a hold on us?
A new Netflix series has revived interest in the Stanford prison experiment. Zimbardo and Milgram’s flawed studies still leave a question unanswered.
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Brothers on a mission (opens the original)
Meet the Vigil brothers, whose deep family roots at Los Alamos inspire their leadership in weapons experiments and service to national security.
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KReDO - Finding the right balance through clarity on frameworks and freedom (opens the original)
26 October 2026 ruben.beeckman… Mon, 10/26/2026 - 16:02 FHML has a long tradition of educational innovation. “Continuous innovation really is part of our DNA,” says Mariëtte Cruijssen, Director of the Institute for Education FHML. “With…
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Hannah and the Janes (opens the original)
New A.R.T. rock opera looks backward to era before Roe v. Wade, finds resonance with today’s post-Roe world
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FSU Discovery Days: Humanities Center lecture explores music’s origins and the human experience (opens the original)
How did humans become musical creatures? Can the sciences and humanities help us understand the origins of music? Those questions
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Tell us how Cleveland makes your research possible (opens the original)
Hero Type Image Brianna Smith Mon, 10/26/2026 - 10:11 Campus + Community Editorial Staff October 27, 2026 Case Western Reserve University’s location in Cleveland helps make it a premier destination to conduct research. Whether it’s access to an established ecosystem…
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Four years, no waitlist: How UMaine connects students with mental healthcare (opens the original)
Finding a mental health provider can mean waiting months for an appointment. At the University of Maine, students typically have their first counseling appointment within about a week of their
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