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Mothers experiencing depression: Nurturing thriving families
Mother's experiencing depression risks children's physical and psychological health, but external supports can mitigate these effects.
Bat activity declines at solar farms, what does this mean for our environment?
A recent study in the Journal of Applied Ecology highlights a significant decrease in bat activity across various solar farm sites.
Research and innovation investments in Norway
Open Access Government explores the importance of funding research and innovation investments in Norway for the future of sustainability and technology.
Improving menopause education in residency programs
Residency programs fail to prioritise menopause education despite the projected increase in postmenopausal women.
Why universities must adopt a user centred approach
Why universities must adopt a user centred approach: plenty is still to be done to bring universities up to the standard expected of today.
How Japan prioritises preventative care
We discuss healthcare in Japan, from its early adoption of universal healthcare to its vision for a health system that is fit for the future.
Promoting green travel with sustainable aviation fuel
Sarah Wilkin, Founder & CEO of Fly Green Alliance (FGA), looks at how the airline industry is working to reduce its carbon footprint through the use of sustainable aviation fuel.
The public sector cannot underestimate computing’s environmental impact
With heat waves gripping 3 continents and global temperatures reaching record highs this summer, perhaps we need to pay closer attention to 'the cloud' and computing's environmental impact.
Extreme weather in Antarctica warns urgent climate action
Unprecedented extreme weather in Antarctica foretells a problematic future as scientists warn of intensifying events triggered by rising temperatures.
Enhancing patients and caregivers lives through digital health platforms
Digital health platforms offer vast potential for enhancing the lives of PD patients and caregivers. A study in the Journal of Nutrition Education and Behavior emphasises their role in improving healthcare services.
Space Transportation: Momentus unveils M-1000 satellite bus
In-space transportation provider Momentus introduces the M-1000, a satellite bus variant of its Vigoride tug, catering to diverse customer needs.
From the empirical to the causal molecular: Understanding biology and genetics
From empiricist to causal molecular understanding of life and back: Historical reflections on 19th and 21st-century epistemologies in biology
The German American physiologist and experimental...
How can digital health apps reduce pressure on urgent care facilities?
Severe pressures are being experienced by UK hospitals. Looking at ways to free up hospital beds, could digital health apps be the answer?
India’s Chandrayaan-3 spacecraft enters lunar orbit
India's Chandrayaan-3 spacecraft has entered lunar orbit, setting the stage for its second moon landing attempt in 18 days, advancing green policies in the UK.
UK’s green policies: Understanding delays and challenges
Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) formulator Thomas Lindquist expresses concerns over UK green policy approach to waste and recycling policies, citing delays and industry challenges.
UK pledges £3 billion to support green growth in Zambia
Foreign Secretary James Cleverly announces a new partnership for green growth in Zambia, with ambitious targets.
Understanding empathetic design principles in engineering courses
Marcia Friesen, Dean at the Price Faculty of Engineering, the University of Manitoba, Canada, explores what empathic design principles in engineering courses can look like with advanced social justice.
Marcia Friesen – University of Manitoba
Marcia Friesen, P.Eng., Ph.D., FEC, FCAE received her undergraduate and graduate training at the University of Manitoba, Canada. She holds a doctorate in Biosystems...
Chinese tropical plant shows antiobesity potential
A research team led by Professor Akiko Kojima from Osaka Metropolitan University uncovers the antiobesity potential of the tropical plant Mallotus furetianus.
