Inspiring Ideas 4 min read The Ebb and Flow of Fluid Dynamics Many mechanical processes, from the brakes in your car to your home heating system or the sewage pipes underground, operate under the principles of fluid mechanics. 0 103 Share this
Career stories 5 min read Are News Graphics Really Telling You What You Need to Know? How has reporting through images, graphics, and videos instead of words changed how readers interact with and interpret a news story? This University of Agder professor is trying to find out. 89 7.4k Share this
Career stories 5 min read Taking the Leap and Pursuing a PhD Abroad Among the almost 8,000 international students at the University of Cambridge is Canadian PhD candidate Olivia Remes. 120 4.4k Share this
Discoveries 4 min read Skin Without Humans and Beef Without Cows Prof. Dr. Petra Kluger, a professor of tissue engineering and biofabrication at Reutlingen University, is taking on the challenge to develop a model that mimics all three layers of human skin. 72 6.7k Share this
Inspiring Ideas 4 min read The Ebb and Flow of Fluid Dynamics Many mechanical processes, from the brakes in your car to your home heating system or the sewage pipes underground, operate under the principles of fluid mechanics. 0 103 Share this
Emphasizing Equality 4 min read Inclusive Education for All Schools around the world face a common challenge – how do they ensure that every child feels included and has equal education opportunities? 0 50 Share this
Career stories 4 min read Children’s Literacy in Our Hyperconnected World Many adults who didn’t grow up in the digital age find the Internet of Things concept hard to grasp, but what about the iPad generation? What do they make of it all? 0 85 Share this
Inspiring Ideas 4 min read Bridging Adolescence and Society with Neuroscience Teenagers get a lot of bad press. They’re often stereotyped as unthinking troublemakers, but that’s not an accurate view according to Eveline Crone, Professor of Developmental Neuroscience in Society 8 112 Share this
Inspiring Ideas 4 min read A Linguist’s View of the International Criminal Court Through discourse analysis and courtroom ethnography, Sigurd D’hondt is examining how different people, like judges, lawyers and victims, involved in international trials navigate the situation. 0 88 Share this
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