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Cognitive function and electrode mapping’s role in cochlear implant performance
Amit Walia, Matthew Shew and Craig A. Buchman from Washington University School of Medicine, detail the role of cognitive function and electrode mapping in cochlear implant performance.
The global plastics pollution crisis
Researchers from the University of Leeds have revealed the alarming scale of global plastics pollution and its impacts on health and the environment.
Balancing digital literacy and children’s wellbeing: A call to action
Given children’s increased exposure to digital technologies, Leen d’Haenens from the University of Leuven discusses findings from a research project called ySKILLS, which aimed to enhance the positive impact of the digital environment on children’s wellbeing.
Mobile phone use linked to increased cardiovascular disease risk
The concerning association between regular mobile phone users and an increased risk of cardiovascular disease.
State pension set to increase by over £400
The UK government is set to boost the state pension by more than £400 annually, according to recent reports, this sparks anticipation and controversy among pensioners.
Personalized medicine beyond cancer: Impact on other diseases
With a focus on type 2 diabetes and Parkinson’s disease, Dr Priya Hays explores how personalized medicine approaches are impacting the development of therapies for other chronic conditions beyond cancer.
The rise of oral nicotine pouches among young adults
Concerns arise as alarming trends surround the use of oral nicotine pouches among young adults.
2024 and beyond: Embracing shared services in Government operations
The UK government is on a mission to reinvent itself. In a bold move, it's ditching outdated systems for a digital overhaul. By uniting departments under five powerful programs, the government aims to streamline operations, cut costs, and deliver better services to citizens.
Social housing boom: Streamline projects with centralized software
New regulations and ambitious building targets in the UK are overwhelming social housing providers. Centralized project management software can be the key to success, offering clear goals, real-time data, and improved collaboration.
Public sector procurement: Key changes and compliance essentials
To enhance transparency and efficiency in public sector procurement, the UK government has issued in new regulations with the Procurement Act 2023 and the accompanying Procurement Regulations 2024.
Catalysing vaccines and biologics manufacturing in Africa
Professor Faith Osier, Director of the Chanjo Hub at Imperial College London, shares her vision for vaccines and biologics manufacturing in Africa to secure lives and livelihoods and drive economic growth.
Stakeholder engagement, governance analysis, and co-creation for more effective WEFE Nexus management
Dr Janez Sušnik, from the IHE Delft Institute for Water Education and Coordinator of NEXOGENESIS, provides insights on stakeholder engagement, governance analysis, and co-creation to enhance WEFE Nexus management.
Ensuring electric vehicle accessibility for all
As the UK pushes forward with its ambitious targets for electric vehicle (EV) adoption, concerns about accessibility for disabled drivers have come to light.
Identifying potential exercise mimetics that deliver the benefits of exercise
Robert Wessells, Associate Professor at Wayne State University, discusses his research on identifying potential exercise mediators or mimetics to deliver the benefits of exercise to less mobile individuals and help reduce the global disease burden.
Canadian grape and wine industry: Improving cold resilience in grapevines
The grape and wine industry plays a large role for the economy of Canada with respect to agriculture and agritourism, but it is challenged with growing grapes under variable climates and climatic extremes.
How can we support pupils with the transition back to school?
Transitioning back to school after the holidays presents challenges for both pupils and teachers, but with thoughtful strategies and support, it can be a positive experience.
Global water security risks: The impact of upwind factors
Securing the world's water supply has emerged as a critical challenge in the face of evolving environmental and governance conditions, according to research from Stockholm University.
Bluetongue disease outbreak triggers livestock movement restrictions in Norfolk and Suffolk
The movement of sheep and cattle has been restricted in Norfolk and Suffolk following the confirmation of several cases of bluetongue disease, a serious viral infection that affects livestock.
Thomas “Mr Heat Pump” Nowak on Qvantum’s systems approach
Thomas Nowak, known as “Mr. Heat Pump,” is a crucial figure at Qvantum, promoting the concept of heat pumps in Europe. Read this interview to learn more about the company’s unique system approach.
Wearable heart monitors increase atrial fibrillation detection
In a groundbreaking study led by the Duke Clinical Research Institute, wearable long-term continuous heart monitors have shown promise in detecting atrial fibrillation (AFib) more effectively than traditional methods.
