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Silva-Fisher receives grant to study multiple myeloma (opens the original)
Funds from the American Cancer Society will support research by WashU Medicine’s Jennifer Silva-Fisher on drivers of growth and treatment resistance in multiple myeloma.
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Stony Brook Celebrates 160 Promoted and Tenured Faculty at Annual Event (opens the original)
Stony Brook University recognized excellence in research, scholarship, teaching and service at the Celebration of Promoted and Tenured Faculty on October 6. The post Stony Brook Celebrates 160 Promoted and Tenured Faculty at Annual Event first appeared on SBU News.
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Scott earns honorable mention in Weil Best Article contest (opens the original)
Jenika Scott, a doctoral student at the WashU Brown School, has received an honorable mention for the Marie O. Weil Best Article Award for an article published in the Journal of Community Practice.
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Art of Creation exhibition goes international at the British Science Festival (opens the original)
Delicately packed in wooden crates for a long journey across the pond, a unique art exhibition born out of a partnership between McMaster University, a scientist, and Hamilton artists has gone international. The Art of Creation Project spent nearly four weeks in mid-September on display at the John Hansard Gallery as…
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Berlin Science Week: How Ketchup, Cookies, and Soft Drinks Damage our Immune System (opens the original)
Five researchers from RWTH Aachen University will speak at Berlin Science Week, where they will present their research in an entertaining and informative way. One of them is Dr. Sreepradha Eswaran. She is researching how highly processed foods impact the body’s immune system.
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France: three overlapping woes are fuelling a generation of discontent
The anxiety overload at the root of widespread high school closures and protest action explains parents’ show of support for the youth-led movement.
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Sea Level Rise Explained (opens the original)
Off wildix@noc.ac.uk Wed, 28 Oct 2026 - 14:46 Image Sea Level Rise Explained Climate Change and the Ocean What is Sea Level Rise? The ocean is rising, and it's picking up speed. Between 1924 and 2024, global mean sea levels have climbed by 21.05 centimetres, reshaping coastlines and putting…
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Scientists’ maternal sepsis project wins funding boost (opens the original)
Biomedical scientist Dr Luke Davies has been successful in the latest round of Health and Care Research Wales funding awards.
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SCEC-DR crowdfunding campaign aims to advance graduate student research at UNC Charlotte (opens the original)
For graduate students at UNC Charlotte, conducting meaningful research often requires more than time and dedication. The Student Council for Exceptional Children – Division for Research (SCEC-DR) is working to bridge that gap through a $2,000 crowdfunding campaign to provide essential resources and financial support…
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National Society of Black Engineers rallies support for national convention (opens the original)
For members of UNC Charlotte’s National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE), opportunities to connect with industry professionals and explore future careers extend far beyond the classroom. The student organization is raising $3,749 to send its members to the 2027 NSBE Annual Convention in Boston, where students can…
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Florida State University research shows how political polarization creates business uncertainty (opens the original)
New research by a Florida State University professor in the Herbert Wertheim College of Business finds that America’s increasingly polarized
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High-risk pregnancy care reaches families closer to home (opens the original)
WashU Medicine maternal-fetal specialists are collaborating with rural obstetricians to reduce patients’ travel time and improve access to high-risk pregnancy care.
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The impossible equation of being a researcher mother, striving to make ends meet
Getting into a tenured position in higher education and research can be likened to an obstacle course – this is particularly true when women add motherhood into the mix.
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World’s Top 2% Scientists: oltre 50 docenti della Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna presenti in classifica (opens the original)
World’s Top 2% Scientists: more than 50 Faculty Members from Sant’Anna School included in the ranking m.nardini Wed, 10/28/2026 - 15:08 More than 50 faculty members from the Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies have been included in the World’s Top 2% Scientists, the global ranking of researchers with the highest…
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How evolutionary biology became an unwilling ally of the manosphere
From alpha males to looksmaxxing, the manosphere co-opts biological concepts to present misogyny as natural.
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Félix Streicher wins Luxembourg award for outstanding PhD thesis (opens the original)
28 October 2026 e.durlinger@ma… Wed, 10/28/2026 - 14:52 Félix Streicher, who obtained his PhD cum laude at Maastricht University's Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FASoS) in 2025, has received the Luxembourg National Research Fund (FNR) Award for…
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Green Labs Certification Pilot (opens the original)
admin_sunway Wed, 10/28/2026 - 21:52 18 February 2026 FMLS research laboratories, Level 5 Organiser: FMLS Sustainability Committee Campus Faculty of Medical and Life Sciences Six FMLS laboratories piloted the My Green Lab certification, cutting single-use plastics and ultra-low freezer…
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Sustainability in Nursing Curriculum Review (opens the original)
admin_sunway Wed, 10/28/2026 - 21:52 02 March 2026 School of Nursing Organiser: School of Nursing Education Faculty of Medical and Life Sciences Review of all core nursing modules to map learning outcomes against the SDGs and introduce a climate-resilient care competency…
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Antimicrobial Resistance Surveillance Partnership (opens the original)
admin_sunway Wed, 10/28/2026 - 21:52 20 January 2026 Sunway Medical Centre and FMLS Organiser: Department of Medical Sciences Research Faculty of Medical and Life Sciences A joint surveillance study with Sunway Medical Centre producing a shared AMR dataset and…
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Planetary Health Teaching Clinic (opens the original)
admin_sunway Wed, 10/28/2026 - 21:52 12 May 2026 Sunway University, JCSMS Skills Centre Organiser: Sir Jeffrey Cheah Sunway Medical School Education Faculty of Medical and Life Sciences A semester-long teaching clinic embedding planetary-health case studies into the Year 3 medical…
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