Part 1: Academic staff satisfaction: From University league tables to driving forces of motivation By Dr Solomon Habtemariam Introduction Home to around 108 higher education institutions (HEIs) of the old (Russel Group) and modern (post-92’s) Read more [...]
From the Balmoral royal estate in the Scottish highlands to bogs of the Biebrza valley in northeast Poland, and from the frozen peatlands of northern Finland to the Rhine delta in the Netherlands, many of Europe’s degraded wet places are leaking carbon dioxide into the atmosphere on a huge scale. We must call a halt. Read more [...]
The increasingly apparent effects of climate change have motivated EU countries to investigate a range of novel ways to reduce energy consumption and encourage sustainable alternatives to fossil fuels. Ecoregions have emerged as a promising and practical means of accomplishing both goals. Read more [...]
Writing a scientific article for non-scientific readers can seem intimidating and time-consuming, but when done correctly, it can greatly expand your reach. Discover the key steps that will assist you in ensuring that your scientific article is engaging and understandable to a wide range of audiences. Read more [...]
Microplastics are tiny pieces of plastic that are often released into the environment from products like cosmetics and clothing. They can also be created when larger pieces of plastic break down. One of the major discoveries is the presence of microplastics in the human body - what are the long-term impacts of this? Read more [...]
With an average of at least one person worldwide suffering from a stroke every 45 seconds, it is clear that treatment options are needed. The risk of developing strokes increases as you grow older but currently, 10-15% of stroke cases are observed in young people. Read more [...]
Scientific publications have become an important means for Master’s Degree students to distinguish themselves from the crowd and show off what they have learned while receiving an education. Some believe scientific publications are unnecessary for students and should be optional. Read more [...]
Today, many businesses and industries are quickly moving to digital-driven approaches to manage and process data to support business vitality. Yet, the lab industry is still taking measured steps to join the digitalization wave, as it is a complex task even for data-expert scientists who handle data daily. Read more [...]
Equity in education has been a hot topic of discussion for quite a while now. After all, we are becoming increasingly aware of the inequalities in our society and the obstacles different groups of people face because of them. Read more [...]
AI is changing the landscape of education as people know it. It is predicted that in the future, most jobs will require some form of digital skills. That is why it is crucial to prepare students to live with AI and other cutting-edge technologies. Read more [...]
Writing science articles can be challenging. To succeed in this niche, your articles must be not only more readable and engaging but also communicate your ideas clearly to the reader. If you are interested in writing science articles but feel overwhelmed, discover some useful tips that will help you overcome the issue. Read more [...]
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