Machine learning can help address stigma of substance abuse in developing countries
In developing countries, people with substance-abuse issues can sometimes face shame and find it difficult to get help.
Rocking celebration honours world-changing medical innovation
The University of Western Australia has marked the 20th anniversary of Barry Marshall and Robin Warren’s Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine with a ‘Rocking Celebration...
Bournemouth University students win Wessex Region IMechE Design Challenge
A team of Bournemouth University students have won the Wessex Region IMechE Design Challenge competition with their line launcher device.
SGSAH Appoints New Director
The Scottish Graduate School for Arts & Humanities (SGSAH) is delighted to announce the appointment of its new Director, Professor Maria Fusco.
New Kavya Prize winner announced
Uma Nada-Rajah has been named winner of the first Kavya Prize, a new Scottish literary prize celebrating published work by Scottish writers of colour.
Exhibition to celebrate 100 years of Discovery
People are being invited to celebrate one hundred years of oceanographic research and discovery at an exhibition in the University of Southampton’s Hartley Library.
Top Gun: Maverick is a film obsessed with its former self
In a new article on The Conversation, University of Canterbury film expert Dr Erin Harrington explores the themes of nostalgia, loyalty and heroism in the new Top Gun film.
South Yorkshire leaders unite to advance region’s £3.3bn life sciences sector
Leaders from government, the NHS, life sciences and both Sheffield universities united for a Summit aimed at unlocking South Yorkshire's potential and positioning the region at the forefront of the UK’s £100 billion life sciences sector.
Monash mRNA projects get funding boost
Two Monash University projects using mRNA delivery to improve treatments for people with muscular dystrophy or metabolic liver disease in infants have received more than $360,000 through the mRNA Victoria Research Acceleration Fund.
The 12-year gap: how Australians can stay healthier for longer
Australians face a decade of poor health unless they close the gap between living longer and staying well.
