Innovative new app uses latest technology to immerse users in the world’s oldest living...
A new mobile app using geo-locational and augmented reality technology has been developed by QUT to show sites of significance to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people throughout QUT Gardens Point precinct.
King’s College London and GSK announce new cancer research collaboration
King’s and GlaxoSmithKline (GSK), a science-led global healthcare company, have formed a new partnership to provide extensive insight into how and why some patients respond to certain cancer treatments and what may be driving progression of the disease in others.
Recognizing excellence: Nominate a worthy individual for one of the University of Calgary’s highest...
At the heart of every vibrant community are the individuals who go above and beyond: people who foster growth, innovation and connection.
Peter Horby receives prestigious award for outstanding service to public health
The Faculty of Public Health (FPH) has awarded its prestigious Alwyn Smith Prize to Professor Sir Peter Horby for 2020/2021 in recognition of his outstanding service to public health as a global leader in epidemic science.
Will space stations have enough ‘lifeboats’ for tourists?
The Starliner astronauts have been on the International Space Station for two months, and uncertainty remains as to whether it’s safe for them to return on their Boeing spacecraft.
UT Dallas Expands Academic Offerings To Meet Growing Demand
This fall, The University of Texas at Dallas expanded its academic offerings to include a Bachelor of Science in business analytics and two new minors...
National parks and other protected areas often fail to conserve Earth’s forests, research finds
We must make protected areas more effective, to conserve what’s left of Earth’s plants and animals.
How bacteria create a piggy bank for the lean times
Bacteria can store extra resources for the lean times. It’s a bit like keeping a piggy bank or carrying a backup battery pack. One important reserve is known as cyanophycin granules, which were first noticed by an Italian scientist about 150 years ago.
University of Alberta program offers differently abled students a chance to enjoy the full...
Shortly after graduating from high school in 2009, Katie Clegg joined the provincial Transitional Vocational Program, designed to help young people with mild developmental disabilities acquire skills for employment.
Study Group’s International Study Centre at Teesside University opens
Study Group has officially welcomed the first cohort of students to its new International Study Centre at Teesside University.
