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Preserving memory and justice: global partnerships for a better future

17 April 2025
Linda Norris, Senior Specialist in Methodology and Practice at the International Coalition of Sites...
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Image shows new Metro trains parked in the Nexus transport hub

Metro Futures: rethinking public transport through engagement

16 April 2025
When we think about public transport, we often think of infrastructure. Rails, stations, carriages....
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Can recycled plastic help to reduce your energy bills?

16 April 2025
Newcastle University researchers have developed a mortar made from recycled plastic and silica...
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Gaining Net Zero industry insights with a PhD through PINZ

7 April 2025
Established in response to environmental concerns, Onunda offers a unique next-generation solution...
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Illustration of pregnant women, health professionals and babies

Healthy beginnings, hopeful futures: our work in maternal and newborn health

4 April 2025
World Health Day, celebrated on 7 April 2025, kicks off a year-long global campaign on maternal and...
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Vaughan Lewis Icefall and down Gilkey Glacier, Alaska

Why should we preserve glaciers?

19 March 2025
Glaciers matter. They play a crucial role in regulating Earth’s climate, storing freshwater, and...
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Rapidly melting and retreating glaciers of the Himalayas on the verge of disappearance.

Why should we care about Himalayan glaciers?

19 March 2025
The Himalayan glaciers are not just icy landscapes; they are lifelines for millions of people and...
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How we’re influencing the UK's future electrification strategy

11 March 2025
The global transition to an all-electric society is reshaping our world, driving advancements in...
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Bulb mites (Rhizoglyphus callae) secondary infestion on rotting diseased tulip bulbs

Shaping the pace-of-life: what’s the role of development in evolution?

10 March 2025
Mainstream evolution theory suggests that genes and the environment shape how organisms look and...
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Illustration of a thinking partnership

How do we create environments where people can do their best thinking?

10 March 2025
What does it take to create an environment where truly great thinking happens? In a world full of...
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ENACT: learning language through culture

7 March 2025
Introducing ENACT: a free-to-use web app that helps people learn languages and overcome cultural...
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A praying mantis stands on a platform with its shadow cast behind it. Credit: Newcastle University.

‘The Vanishing Act’: science on stage

5 March 2025
A Newcastle University researcher is using theatre to raise awareness of the plight of vulnerable...
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