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Dal’s Michael Ungar blends narrative and research in new novel Orphans in the Garden (opens the original)
After publishing hundreds of academic works, the renowned social work professor turns to magical realism to bring complex child welfare issues to a broader audience.
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Five reasons to study at Surrey Law School (opens the original)
m11822 Wed, 28/10/2026 - 11:22 Feature Forget dusty textbooks. At Surrey Law School, law is global, practical, and built around your future. Law is about more than learning rules and regulations. It shapes every aspect of society, from business and technology to government…
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Don’t wait until you’re sick to register with a local GP (opens the original)
If you’ve moved to Liverpool for your studies, make sure you register with a local GP. Your GP is usually your first port of call if you feel unwell or need medical support, so it’s best to get registered before you need medical care. This is especially important if you have an existing health condition,
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SDU University Presents Its Data and Quality Management Experience at an International Conference (opens the original)
The international conference Sustainable Central Asia: Silk Roads of Education, Arts, and AI was held at the Almaty Museum of Arts on October 26–27. SDU University was represented by Gulnaz Toguzbayeva, Director of the…
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Strong on paper, fragile in practice: conspiracism in France (opens the original)
France performs well on almost every formal measure of democracy – and still offers fertile ground for conspiracy theories. A new case study conducted as part of the Horizon Europe TaCT-FoRSED consortium, coordinated by the University of Passau, explains why institutions alone are not enough.
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Vittorio Bachelet. Giornata di studi nel centenario della nascita (opens the original)
Vittorio Bachelet: A Day of Study on the Centenary of His Birth 5345 Wed, 28/10/2026 - 12:05 Data evento 06 November 2026, Tutto il giorno Destinatari canale University Study Research Social Responsibility Destinatari target Prospective students Enroled students Graduates Society Testo evento On Friday, November 6…
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Four ways cities can help protect democratic values (opens the original)
This article, co-authored by Dr James Hickson, Research Associate at the Heseltine Institute for Public Policy, Practice and Place, was originally published by The Conversation. When people think about democracy, they tend to think about national elections, parliaments or the policies of national governments. Even…
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Launch of a Scientific Journals Management and Promotion Platform at Oran 1 University Ahmed Ben Bella (opens the original)
The Vice-Rectorate in charge of External Relations and Cooperation at Oran 1 University Ahmed Ben Bella, in collaboration with the Vice-Rectorate in charge of Third-Cycle Higher Education, University Accreditation, Scientific Research, and Postgraduate Higher Education, is pleased to make available a digital platform…
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Strong institutions, a stubborn minority: Study examines conspiracy beliefs in Germany (opens the original)
Germany is considered a well-established democracy— yet, when compared with other European countries, it defies the simple formula of ‘more democracy, less belief in conspiracy theories’. This is one of the findings of a new study carried out by the Horizon Europe consortium TaCT-FoRSED, coordinated by the University…
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Berlin Science Week: What's Really Inside Your Shoes? (opens the original)
Five researchers from RWTH Aachen University will give engaging and informative talks at Berlin Science Week. Among them is Varqha Bagwan, whose work focuses on advancing sustainable shoe production.
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New ERC report explores UK entrepreneurship trends and challenges (opens the original)
The Enterprise Research Centre (ERC) has published its latest Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM UK) report, highlighting a surge in UK entrepreneurial activity in 2025, alongside challenges in business support, government policy and the growing adoption of AI.
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Adattare Trieste ai cambiamenti climatici. Un’agenda di azioni possibili (opens the original)
Adapting Trieste to climate change. An agenda of possible actions 5345 Wed, 28/10/2026 - 11:32 Data evento 13 November 2026, 5:30 - 6:30 pm Destinatari canale University Study Destinatari target Enroled students Society Testo evento The final event of Let's Change, "Adapting Trieste to climate change. An agenda of…
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When language comes to life (opens the original)
Gerta Monakhova, a scholar of Slavic studies at the Institute for Slavic and Caucasian Studies, has been awarded the 2026 Teaching Award from Friedrich Schiller University Jena for her Russian language instruction.
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When distrust becomes the norm: conspiracy belief in Bulgaria (opens the original)
Bulgaria combines some of the EU’s weakest democratic performance with some of Europe’s highest rates of conspiracy belief. A new case study conducted as part of the Horizon Europe TaCT-FoRSED consortium, coordinated by the University of Passau, shows that conspiracy thinking does not simply replace democratic…
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Stakeholder views on tumble dryer safety (opens the original)
Invitation to OPSS stakeholders to share views, data and other relevant evidence about tumble dryers supplied for use in the UK.
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Dalla critica all'organizzazione. Storia delle lotte studentesche e dei lavoratori di ieri e oggi (opens the original)
From critique to organization. A history of student and workers' struggles, past and present 5345 Wed, 28/10/2026 - 10:45 Data evento 09 November 2026, 5:30 - 6:30 pm Destinatari canale University Study Destinatari target Enroled students Testo evento The PhD program in Historical, Philosophical, and Socio-Political…
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HRH the Regional Governor Honors College Students for Winning Second Place in “Sofara’ Al-Wasatiyyah” (opens the original)
A team of students from the Department of Artificial Intelligence and Data Science at the College of Computer Science and Engineering at Taibah University secured second place in the “Safara’ Al-Wasatiyyah” competition for their innovative initiative, “Bayyin,” which leverages artificial intelligence technologies to…
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Five questions for Anna Widlund on pupil motivation and well-being (opens the original)
Anna Widlund is an Associate Professor in Special Education and an Academy Research Fellow at Åbo Akademi University. Her research focuses on the well-being, motivation and learning of children and adolescents, particularly in mathematics.
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Visit of Sam Oh to the University of Innsbruck (opens the original)
The visit of Sam Oh, professor at South Korea’s Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU) in Seoul, opened up new perspectives for academic exchange and research collaboration.
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Aalto’s School of Chemical Engineering students win first and second prize in MWP Young Researchers’ Challenge (opens the original)
Students from Aalto University’s School of Chemical Engineering won first and second prize in the Young Researchers’ Challenge organised by the Marcus Wallenberg Foundation. Elijah Garcia won first prize for his research on lignin-based functional materials, while Emily Hart received second prize for her work on…
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