Studying the exposome: ‘On the front line for people and the planet’
Climate and Public Health should be studied together. This article analyses how the exposome can address this interdisciplinary challenge.
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Urban Gardening Helping Alleviate Climate Weight of Cities
Prioritizing green infrastructure like urban gardening, cities can better adapt to climate change and reduce their environmental impact.
You Need to Know About the Top 5 Trends in Pharmaceutical Analysis
Pharmaceutical analysis is advancing to improve drug discovery and safety. Here are five top pharmaceutical trends driving the sector today.
Water in a loop: how to combat water scarcity on remote islands
This article presents EU funded projects working on how to combat water scarcity in remote islands in mediterranean regions.
Do assumptions affect PhD & Postdoc careers?
This article seeks to ask how such researchers could expand their perception on research impact by focusing on assumptions.
Is a reorganised DG RTD truly equipped to reform and improve the Science, Technology and Innovation systems of Member States?
Peter Tindemans debates about the recent reorganisation of the DG RTD to reform and improve the STI systems of Member States.
Circadian Rhythm: What is It and Why You Should Know About It
How the human circadian rhythm affects our bodies and what external factors disrupt it such as light pollution, Stress, and hectic environment
The potential of digital well-being in times of physical social distancing
Digital well-being tools hold the promise of empowering users to regain control of time spent online. How successful are these tools during the Covid-19 global pandemic?
Response to consultation on inclusion and diversity
This article presents the results of a consultation about culture of work, working conditions and the COVID-19 impact in researchers work.
Machine learning and big data are unlocking Europe’s archives
Europe’s history is stored in billions of archival pages across the continent. While many archives try to make their documents public, finding information in them remains a low-tech affair. Simple page scans do not offer the metadata such as dates, names, locations that often interest researchers. Copying this information for later use is also time-consuming.
Unrest at Boğaziçi University
Zehra Sayers narrates recent events at Boğaziçi University in Turkey, currently under a strong attack from the Turkish Government.
The “shared” Nobel Prizes in Science
In this article, Vijendra Agarwal reflects on the role of collaboration in science and its recognition for awarding Nobel Prizes.
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