Using cellphones to deliver health services to teens: a sub-saharan africa review
Oluwaseyi Dolapo Somefun of the University of the Western Cape and University of Hull academics Franklin Ikechukwu Onukwugha (Post-Doctoral Research Fellow), Lesley Smith (Professor of Women's Public Health...
Durham theologians reflect on faith, justice, and the cosmos on flagship radio show
Two of our leading theologians shared their insights on a flagship UK radio programme that broadcasts expert reflections on faith, ethics, and human experience
How Digital Phenotyping Can Inform Client Treatment
This seminar will explore mental health clinician perspectives on how information extracted from client interactions with digital devices such as smartphones and the Internet (their digital footprint data) could inform client treatment.
University of Southampton joins landmark UK trade delegation in India
The University of Southampton’s role as a global leader in higher education has been recognised as part of the UK government’s landmark visit to India.
Building a more sustainable future with 3D concrete printed homes
Advances in 3D concrete printing technologies are creating exciting opportunities to build homes faster, more sustainably and at reduced cost. University of Canterbury (UC)...
Children’s dental health still very poor despite interventions
Improving children's access to NHS dentists and reducing rates of tooth decay should remain a top national government priority, oral health experts say.
Riverland bootcamp boosts AgTech innovation
Innovative AgTech ideas will be at the forefront of a bootcamp in the heart of South Australia’s Riverland that brings together the best minds from local businesses, agriculture and schools.
Why flexible work alone isn’t enough: preferences matter more than policy
New research shows that workers benefit from flexible work arrangements when employers align policies with individual preferences rather than uniform mandates.
UOW to conduct study on the pandemic experience of essential workers
Researchers from the University of Wollongong (UOW) Faculty of the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities are seeking people who worked in supermarkets and quarantine hotels during the COVID-19 pandemic...
The law that failed the plight of ‘nobody’s child’
If there’s an example of a law that has singularly failed to meet the needs of a changing society, it is the Adoption Act 1955. The Act was passed to overcome the fact that children born...
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