A pilot study of the new bridge concept, the i-bridge, is included in Peter Harryson’s doctoral dissertation in concrete construction at Chalmers. The bridge…
These are the findings of a team of University of Leicester experts who have been investigating the effect of alcohol advertising on young people, which also…
Lynn Lim of the School of Business and Social Science at Roehampton University, London and Mei Wen Chou and T.C. Melewar of the Brunel Business School at…
Thirteen per cent admitted eating problems in either the first or second survey and a further five per cent reported problems in both surveys.Students who had…
It seems that everyone wants to measure reputation. Countries, cities, companies, the public sector—you name it, they all want to measure their reputation. The…
A research group from the department of medicine at the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (UAM) has studied the causes and consequences of the cell suicide of…
W3C launches a new forum for governments, citizens, researchers, and other stakeholders to investigate how best to use Web technology for good governance and…
And with oil prices soaring and gas supplies dwindling, alarm bells are ringing in Brussels, says Professor Nashwan Dawood, the University of Teesside’s Cecil…
Demand for HPC resources at Bristol is booming and by joining the NGS, the university can provide its researchers with a direct route to freely available…
Patients who are unable to walk after a spinal injury have a poorer quality of life and a shortened lifespan than their non-paralysed counterparts. Sitting…
In recognition of the importance of biological diversity in sustaining the Earth's population of six billion, the UN Convention on Biological Diversity (UNCBD)…
EDCTP is a partnership of 14 European Member States plus Norway, Switzerland and sub-Saharan countries. The Partnership aims to reduce the global burden of…
Penn considers therapy to be a process of social construction: the naming of events by several people, thus creating a reality. A therapeutic conversation is…
With the global population continuing to grow at a high pace, it is essential to optimize the use of water resources and to increase agricultural production in…
In an age of dwindling natural resources, energy-saving is the order of the day. However, many technical processes use less than one-third of the energy they…
Sensors accurately register the slightest temperature fluctuations, the tiniest changes to a magnetic field, or barely perceptible air currents. In some cases,…
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