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High school students Tara Kearing, Maddison Phillips and Elizabeth Coakley from Port Hedland visit EZONE, a world-class learning space at UWA for engineering and mathematical science students.More than 100 year 9 and 10 school students…

Researchers from The University of Western Australia, the University of Cambridge and The Alan Turing Institute have radically redesigned and improved techniques for making predictions in the engineering and physical sciences.The…

Scientists of the Ural Federal University, together with colleagues from China, search for a new method for comparing the state structure of the two countries. The research has received a financial support from the President of the…

Maria Zorina: understanding the laws of texture evolution in metals and alloys is the basis for creating new technologies for the production of functional materials. Photo from the archive of Maria Zorina.Scientists of the Ural Federal…

Utrecht chemistry researchers develop elegant trick for more efficient biomass conversionChemistry researchers at Utrecht University have found a much more efficient way of converting biomass into so-called bio-aromatics. Previously,…

An interdisciplinary research team of Utrecht University led by prof. Albert Meijer external linkinvestigates to what degree sensitiveness to values such as privacy, and equal treatment and transparency of the use of algorithms, can…

Scientists claim to have found the ‘missing link’ in the process that leads to an ice age on Earth. Melting icebergs in the Antarctic are the key, says an international team of scientists including earth scientists Martin Ziegler (Utrecht…

Just a few weeks ago the main question hanging over Inauguration Day was whether the outgoing president would attend the ceremonies. Now the question seems quaint, with many people concerned that January 20 will be marked by violence…

The sample book contains 2,475 pieces of fabric made in the county in the 1760s. It has been unused for hundreds of years, so the colours and patterns remain vibrant.Discovery of thousands of pieces of fabric gives historians a rare…

Dr Helm and Professor Nasu argue the best way to reduce the harmful effects of fake news is likely to be to prevent its creation in the first place, and that criminal sanctions may be the most effective way to do this.‘Fake News Law’…