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Khalifa University Launches KU-MIRA to Advance Women’s Scientific Leadership (opens the original)
New institutional initiative builds on the UAE’s achievements in women’s advancement to strengthen research excellence, academic progression, scientific visibility, and leadership Khalifa University of Science and Technology has launched KU-MIRA (Mentoring & Impact in Research & Academia), a new institutional…
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Barcelona unrest: how to fabricate a protest in the age of TikTok
Looting in Barcelona on October 2024 was spurred by the anonymous ‘Blocus’ platform.
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Online exhibition marks 300 years of Gulliver’s Travels (opens the original)
To mark the 300th anniversary of Jonathan Swift’s Gulliver’s Travels, researchers from the University of Liverpool have collaborated on a new online exhibition, Gulliver’s Travels: Before and Beyond.
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University of Bahrain Library Explores AI and Academic Publishing at “Open Library Day 2026” (opens the original)
“Open Library Day 2026” at the University of Bahrain highlighted the latest trends in scientific research and academic publishing, as well as applications of artificial intelligence in research. The event featured a keynote session and specialized workshops, and was attended by Dr. Fuad Mohammed Al-Ansari, President…
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New graphic novel retells Emmett Till’s story (opens the original)
Growing up in Mississippi, graphic novelist John Jennings was deeply impacted by the horrific death of 14-year-old Emmett Till from an early age. Jennings, a UC Riverside professor of media and cultural studies, is helping to bring that story to a new medium with “Framing Emmett Till: Exposing Dark Fear,” a graphic…
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BHECN sites create pathways leading to workforce growth (opens the original)
The Behavioral Health Education Center's six locations make local work possible in every corner of the state.
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TAMK strengthens cooperation with Ukraine: expertise flows both ways (opens the original)
Tampere University of Applied Sciences TAMK is strengthening its collaboration with Ukrainian partners. Johanna Vilppola, Principal Researcher and Doctor of Education, was appointed Partnerships Manager for Ukraine Cooperation in October 2026. The aim is to build longterm partnerships based on reciprocity.
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EUt+ Plovdiv Week: A Common European Degree, Innovation and a New Partnership (opens the original)
The Technical University of Sofia, Plovdiv Branch, hosted a European working week that brought together more than 130 representatives of universities and research organisations from 11 countries. Discussions centred on
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Finding a Place to Live in Chemnitz: Information for International Students (opens the original)
Compared with many other university cities, the housing market in Chemnitz is considered fairly relaxed – International University Centre brings together tips and offers on housing online and invites students to share feedback on their current housing situation
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Israel has voted – but the results will be messy. Here’s how its next government will be formed
With neither major bloc looking like it will form a majority, the negotiations will begin. And it will take some time before there is a winner.
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Councils that restrict harmful advertising won’t lose out on profits (opens the original)
zoocha-admin Wed, 28/10/2026 - 03:05 https://researchportal.port.ac.uk/en/publications/councils-that-restrict-harmful-advertising-wont-lose-out-on-profi Whitman, K. Leonard, A. Thompson-Whiteside, H. 14 Oct 2026 The Conversation Research output…
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Balkan vernacular heritage from the perspective of diverse storytelling traditions (opens the original)
zoocha-admin Wed, 28/10/2026 - 03:05 https://researchportal.port.ac.uk/en/publications/balkan-vernacular-heritage-from-the-perspective-of-diverse-storyt Metalkova-Markova, M. Ak, M. Brooks, S. R. Rancev, B. 7 Mar 2026 Research output…
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Australia is cracking down on e-bikes and e-scooters. But is that what the public actually wants?
In the absence of evidence, authorities channel public opinion to manage e-bikes and e-scooters. Here’s what the public really thinks.
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CYCU Electrical Engineering Faculty and Students Visit Universiti Malaya to Strengthen Taiwan–Malaysia Academic Collaboration. (opens the original)
A delegation of more than 30 faculty members and students from Chung Yuan Christian University (CYCU) visited Universiti Malaya (UM) from October 19 to 22, 2026, to strengthen academic ties between Taiwan and Malaysia. The visit featured a joint academic forum, research presentations, a Cisco networking workshop, and…
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First-place sociology awards go to UH Hilo students (opens the original)
The students in the team competition received a perfect score, and a sociology student won first place for her research paper. The post First-place sociology awards go to UH Hilo students first appeared on University of Hawaiʻi System News.
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Dr. John West to Speak at Cornerstone Apologetics Conference (opens the original)
Cornerstone University will host Discovery Institute Vice President and Senior Fellow Dr. John West for its inaugural Christian Apologetics Conference, Deconstructing Doubt: Faith and Truth in Today’s World. Dr. West will speak on the relationship between science and faith and the cultural consequences of rejecting…
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International honour for Mandela University research officer (opens the original)
Reasons to be Proud - #R2bP: Nelson Mandela University’s Elizabeth Maqhubu was the only South African among about 300 delegates in Hawaii when an international society honoured her as a rising leader in research administration this month.
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UTulsa students partner with League of Women Voters for election guide project (opens the original)
A recent partnership between University of Tulsa undergraduates and the League of Women Voters of Oklahoma allowed students to strengthen their research skills while providing voters statewide with dependable election information. The League of Women Voters empowers voters and offers citizens a quality resource with…
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10 clubs CSU students can join today that they might not know about (opens the original)
Whether you enjoy dancing, reading or finding a community that means something to you, there are more than 500 clubs that students can join today.
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‘Research, scholarship and teaching’: UCLA College Lecture Awards honor faculty excellence (opens the original)
Eric Avila, Martha Bailey, Wesley Campbell, Helen Deutsch and Elaine Hsiao were recognized at an event hosted by Randall Park.
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