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The Inaugural Katherine Min Fellowship Celebration will feature live readings and a memorial presented by MacDowell, the oldest artists’ residency program in the United States, to commemorate the life and work of Anchor author Katherine…

UPMC announced today the appointment of Jarrod Johnson, M.B.A., N.H.A, F.A.C.H.E., as president of UPMC Carlisle. Johnson succeeds Lou Baverso, who continues to serve as chief operating officer, UPMC Pinnacle, and president of the Central…

The mininucleic acid drug (chain of green circles, blue pentagons and beige hexagons) has protective caps (dark pink) that degrade only in the low-oxygen environment characteristic of malignant tumors. Upon entry into malignant tumor…

Despite the enormous amount of research over the decades into lasers and their applications, there have been few ways to accurately, efficiently, and directly observe fine details of their interactions with materials. For the first time,…

A new RMIT project is exploring the benefits of prescribing nature in Australia, Europe and Latin America to reduce loneliness and improve mental health.Loneliness can have severe impacts on our health and is associated with various…

The work of leading architects, designers and landscape architects, drawn from RMIT University’s alumni community, is the focus of a new series of books to be published by Thames & Hudson Australia.Titled ‘EDITIONS: Australian…

New trials at The University of Western Australia may offer hope to sufferers of sleep apnoea who struggle to get a full night’s sleep without disruption. Sleep apnoea is the second most common sleep disorder affecting approximately 50…

The study, led by Valentina Sharapova, Associate Professor of the Department of Metallurgy of the Ural Federal University, won the competition for coordinated research projects of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). The work…

A group of researchers from Russia, Germany, the Czech Republic, and Switzerland contest the common belief that resource-based economies have higher levels of within-country inequality than resource-scarce economies. The researchers…

If you were to describe University of Cape Town (UCT) archivist, Lionel Smidt, as the collector, organiser and preserver of UCT’s administrative historical records, you’d hit the nail right on the head.And his job is no mean feat. Walking…