Enhancing cross-cultural dialogues with AI
A new project, led by Monash University researchers, will develop an Artificial Intelligence (AI)-assisted application to help with real-time interpretations for diplomatic talks, international business and tourism.
Juravinski Research Institute announces new Hamilton biospecimen program to propel medical discoveries
Hamilton is about to make big strides in health research with the launch of the Hamilton Regional Biospecimen Services program (HRBS).
King’s receives award recognising commitment to LGBTQ+ inclusion at work
King’s College London’s continued commitment to shaping an inclusive environment for LGBTQ+ people at work was recognised today with a Workplace Equality Index Gold Award.
Acclaimed author Sarah Hall joins The University’s Centre for New Writing
Internationally acclaimed novelist and short story writer Sarah Hall has joined The University of Manchester as a Professor of Creative Writing.
HKUST Admits Olympic Medalist Minnie SOO Through Enhanced Admission Scheme for Top Athletes
Table tennis Olympic medalist Minnie SOO Wai-Yam will be admitted to the School of Science at The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) in the new academic year (2022/23)...
Expert says ageing is ‘an opportunity, not a problem to be managed’
Professor Tine Buffel called for society to reframe ageing as an opportunity during her plenary at the Age-Friendly Futures Summit held from 25 to 27 March in Manchester.
NUS festival to showcase synergies between the arts and academia
Lending a spark of difference to this year’s NUS Arts Festival is an inaugural collaboration with the NUS College of Design and Engineering. What sets this Festival apart from others is the use of interdisciplinary education and research ...
Creating custodians for future generations
Why and how Western Australian policymakers can become good ancestors for future generations will be discussed at an event at The University of Western Australia next month.
Lancaster research reveals devastating impact of pandemic on Parkinson’s community
Research by Lancaster University has painted a grim picture of how the coronavirus pandemic has affected those living with and affected by Parkinson’s.
Double rosette award for University of Southampton’s fine dining restaurant
A fine dining restaurant tucked away in the heart of a Southampton university campus has become the first of its kind to receive a prestigious accolade.
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