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Professor Matthew Gibson from University of Warwick’s Department of Chemistry and Warwick Medical School has been awarded the 2021 McBain Medal by the Royal Society of Chemistry and the Society of Chemical IndustryProfessor Matthew…

Given the attention in DUB external link(article in Dutch) surrounding the departure of a professor following allegations of inappropriate behaviour, the Executive Board wishes to clarify the situation.The immediate reason for the…

The League of Nations encouraged the creation of a flourishing peace movement. Pacifist organisations blossomed on a religious, political and humanitarian basis, and became transnationally organized. From the years of optimism in the wake…

Has England’s rural landscape changed from ‘Paradise’ to ‘Dog Poo Lane’ through the eyes of children? Researchers at the University of Reading and the Museum of English Rural Life (The MERL) are hoping to find out by exploring how…

Farmers also saw boost in consumer trust as one in four European consumers had greater faith in the food industryConsumers are more trusting in the food industry because of the COVID-19 pandemic with farmers and retailers seeing the…

Hidden under kilometres of thick ice, very little is known about subsurface meltwater, yet it plays an important role in how quickly the ice sheet moves towards the sea, as it creates less friction between the ice and the bedrock.When the…

A pioneering reconstruction of the brain belonging to one of the earliest dinosaurs to roam the Earth has shed new light on its possible diet and ability to move fast.Research, led by the University of Bristol, used advanced imaging and…

Physicist Kendra Bergstedt in front of an artist's conception of the Magnetiospheric Multiscale Mission and the Earth's magnetosphereWhen fast-moving particles from the sun strike the Earth’s magnetic field, they set off reactions that…

The University of Pretoria’s (UP) Transformation Office recently hosted a webinar themed ‘Stop Gender-Based Violence: Turning the Tide Against the Scourge’. The webinar was a culmination of a number of activities that have taken place to…

Terryl passed away suddenly in November 2019, and nearly a year later, her legacy will be carried through in the form of a pay-it-forward bursary for needy students. The first bursary recipient will be selected in 2021.Her son, Ryan Mc…