Nearly half of children born in Wales in 2002-3 classed as having special educational needs – this may have negatively affected their attainment

Jul 29, 2024

ph. BalanceFormCreative/Shutterstock Cathryn Knight, University of Bristol and Emily Lowthian, Swansea University Nearly half of people born in Wales in 2002-2003 were classed as having special educational needs (SEN), our new research has indicated, raising questions about the system used to diagnose a generation of Welsh children. Our report for the Nuffield Foundation

Eco-Friendly Materials: The Building Blocks of Green Engineering

Jul 29, 2024

In the contemporary era, the concept of sustainability has emerged as a foundational pillar in design and engineering, driving innovations aimed at minimising environmental impact and promoting eco-friendly practices. Eco-friendly materials, or green materials, represent one of the cornerstones of this transformation. They are essential for reducing the carbon footprint of buildings, improving

Oceanic Odyssey: Exploring Coastal Wonders

Jul 26, 2024

The coastal regions of the world hold an unparalleled allure, drawing travellers with their promise of breathtaking landscapes, vibrant ecosystems, and cultural richness. From the rugged cliffs of the Atlantic shores to the serene, sun-kissed beaches of the Pacific, coastal areas offer an extraordinary tapestry of natural beauty and human history. This exploration

The Rise of Citizen Science: Engaging the Public in Research

Jul 26, 2024

In the annals of scientific inquiry, the advent of citizen science marks a remarkable shift towards a more inclusive and participatory approach to research. Once the exclusive domain of credentialled scientists and researchers, the pursuit of knowledge has expanded to include enthusiastic volunteers and amateur scientists from all walks of life. This burgeoning

Codebreaking Sisters: Our Secret War

Jul 26, 2024

Title: Codebreaking Sisters: Our Secret War Author: Patricia Owtram and Jean Owtram Pages: 304 The Second World War has long been a source of fascination, with countless tales of bravery, sacrifice, and ingenuity emerging from this tumultuous period. “Codebreaking Sisters: Our Secret War” by Patricia and Jean Owtram, along with their co-author, is

Pioneering Tomorrow: The Symbiosis of R&D and Technological Innovation

Jul 25, 2024

In the ceaselessly metamorphosing milieu of contemporary society, the alliance of Research and Development (R&D) with technology is paramount in sculpting the future of ingenuity. Enterprises and sectors relentlessly endeavour to retain their competitive edge, necessitating the amalgamation of avant-garde technological resolutions and pioneering research stratagems. This discourse elucidates the profound influence of

Learning beyond the classroom – bringing science teaching into the real world

Jul 25, 2024

Frank Täufer, a scientific assistant at Campus Wiesengut – the University of Bonn’s ecological teaching and research farm – asked a group of visiting 8-year-olds to speculate on why the rye plants in his field were all different heights. He was surprised by their insightful range of responses. Some of the children suggested

Il potere dei colori: influenze sulla vita quotidiana e sulle relazioni lavorative

Jul 24, 2024

I colori giocano un ruolo fondamentale nella nostra vita quotidiana e nelle relazioni lavorative. Ogni colore ha un significato specifico e suscita emozioni diverse, influenzando il nostro umore, comportamento e interazioni sociali. . Read full article here Lingua originale: italiano. Autore: Amadeo Furlan Amadeo Furlan è membro del Senato accademico, professore e ricercatore

DRC conflict risks spreading: African leaders must push for solutions beyond military intervention

Jul 24, 2024

Anthoni van Nieuwkerk, University of South Africa In response to the deepening crisis in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), the United Nations Security Council established a panel of independent experts in 2023 to examine the situation and provide it with options to address the conflict. In June 2024, the UN released the

Major IT outage brings businesses around the world to a standstill – expert explains what happened and why

Jul 23, 2024

ph. AAPPP / Shutterstock Alan Woodward, University of Surrey A major IT outage has hit businesses across the world, grounding planes as well as affecting banks and the healthcare sector. George Kurtz, CEO of IT security firm Crowdstrike, said it had traced the issue to a “defect found in a single content update”

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