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The true value of industrial management and engineering
The Business Competence and Process Management RDI-group outline how industrial management and engineering degrees are valuable to businesses in Europe
Hospitals to get extra funding to cope with winter pressures
Secretary of State for Health, Jeremy Hunt has announced £20m of extra funding for hospitals to ease pressure on emergency departments ahead of next winter
Pharmacogenomics of polypharmacy in Alzheimer’s disease
Ramón Cacabelos of EuroEspes Biomedical Research Center details how the incorporation of pharmacogenomics to treat Alzheimer’s patients is crucial
Social mobility survey exposes pessimism amongst young people
A survey into social mobility has revealed that half of Brits believe that your background determines success
Tackling gender imbalance in European life science research
Natalia Dave and Isabelle Vernos, Centre for Genomic Regulation outline how LIBRA tackles gender imbalance in European life science research.
The SMiNC project: Understanding numerical cognition
Distinguished Professor Avishai Henik provides insight into the research being undertaken into numerical cognition via the ERC-supported SMiNC project
How can your organisation meet the transformation agenda?
Sungard Availability Services provides technical know-how and support to meet the transformation agenda and help organisations achieve their cloud ambitions
Newton Fund: helping with novel development opportunities
Melvin Hoare, University of Leeds discusses how the UK's Newton Fund is helping developing nations to engage in science and research.
Asteroseismology: It’s written in the stars
The power of asteroseismology – what can we learn from the stars? Saskia Hekker from the Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research reveals here
How can UK universities protect themselves from cybercriminals?
Robert Stoneman, analyst at GlobalData highlights why UK universities are key targets for cybercriminals and how to safeguard from an attack
UK universities will find it sobering that over 4,000 Chinese universities and research institutions were also affected by the same piece of ransomware that crippled NHS IT systems last...
Protecting your innovation, research and development
Gary Townley, Business Manager at the UK Intellectual Property Office outlines the importance of protecting your innovation and research through Intellectual Property protection.
UK and France unite to tackle online radicalisation
Following the recent atrocities in Paris and the UK, The Prime Minister and French President Macron will meet today to discuss online radicalisation
Reducing the prevalence of childhood obesity in Finland
Childhood obesity can cause major health problems in later life. Open Access Government highlights how Finland is tackling the growing health challenge
Government digitalisation: how to make it a vibrant reality
David Downing of SAS UK and Ireland looks at whether the government’s digitalisation strategy could go further to become more responsive and agile
New Cabinet announced with shock return for Gove
Following a surprising election where neither the Labour Party nor Conservatives won the majority, Prime Minister Teresa May has announced her new cabinet
Theresa May faces a hung parliament following shock defeat
In a surprising turn of events, Prime Minister Theresa May is facing a hung parliament and must now fight to form her government
Delivering flexible and secure energy solutions
Dom Barton, of Metropolitan Infrastructure Limited explores the national challenge to deliver sustainable, affordable and secure energy solutions
Department of Radiation Oncology – Photosensitizing drug treatment
Photodynamic Therapy (PDT) is a method of killing cells which utilizes a photosensitizing drug (usually a porphyrin of some type), light within the visible light spectrum of a wave length consistent with absorption characteristics of the specific sensitizer being used, and oxygen in tissues.
These 3 factors have to...
Assisted target recognition for x-ray cargo scanning
How useful are Assisted Target Recognition algorithms and training for improving the detection performance of customs officers?
Providing mental health services in the Palatinate
Pfalzklinikum shares its work as a mental health services provider and explains why wellbeing is vital for everyone, including a firm's own staff
