Retired professor wins award for transforming medical education in three developing nations
A newly retired McMaster professor is the inaugural winner of the 2020 Royal College M. Andrew Padmos Award for his efforts in transforming medical education in three developing nations.
Nanobubbles a pathway to better medical devices
Tiny gas bubbles could help reduce drag in small medical devices, university scientists have found. Drag can lead to clogging and damage biological samples, so this discovery could pave the way to more robust devices.
University of Birmingham to lead research on impact of denial of recourse to public...
University of Birmingham academics secure more than £700,000 to examine how the denial of recourse to public funds affects children living in the UK.
Kellogg-HKUST EMBA Sets Unprecedented Record of No.1 for Ten Times
The Executive MBA (EMBA) Program, jointly offered by the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) and the Kellogg School of Management...
OUHK sets aside more than HKD 20 million for a one-off special relief fund
OUHK sets aside more than HKD 20 million for a one-off special relief fund to subsidize all students studying at the University in 2020/21 academic year...
A method to assess Covid-19 transmission risks in indoor settings
MIT researchers have developed a publicly available model based on physics and data from past spreading events.
Defining the value of ‘doing the right thing’ in business
An innovative Australian business tool redefining the way success is measured in mutual enterprises has launched in Europe, putting a price on social good over dollar signs.
Young language learners compete in Spelling Bee with an international twist
Young language learners visited the University of Southampton yesterday to put their linguistic skills to the test in the South East final of the 2025 Routes into Languages Foreign Language Spelling Bee.
Columbia Alumnus and World-Renowned Chef Jacques Pépin Is a Man of Many Talents
In a recent virtual event hosted by Columbia University School of General Studies, the award-winning chef, TV host, artist, and author reflected on everything from his years studying at Columbia to what he considers his favorite tools in the kitchen.
Nottingham researcher explores sidelining of medical expertise in patient-centred care in new shortlisted book
A Nottingham academic has been shortlisted for a number of awards following the publication of her book outlining the issues surrounding patient-centered care.
