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A single bone found in a quarry of the city of Blagoveshchensk in far eastern Russia was analysed by a team of experts from Queens University Belfast.

Autonomous vehicle (AV) technology is a fast-growing phenomenon which has, in recent years, been the subject of research projects in multiple countries seeking

Further Education, The University of Cape Town Graduate School of Business (GSB) is recognised as one of the best business schools in the world. Its innovative approaches to teaching and learning and commitment to relevance and social impact set it apart from most.

THE bone of a 68-million-year-old dinosaur that broke its wrist has been unearthed by experts from Queen's University Belfast.

Around 90% of the world's energy use is linked to the generation or manipulation of thermal energy (heat). This typically involves fossil fuels, such as coal, oil or gas, which are some of the major contributors to carbon emissions and climate change. Finding ways to decarbonise heat supplies is crucial if we want to make energy sustainable.

A 12 hour non-stop charity gameathon will be one of the main highlights at this year’s Open Day at North West Regional College’s (NWRC) Open Day which will be held face to face at all five campuses.

But construction is also the most male dominated industry in Australia – 87% of workers are male. And the high earnings in the industry are partly responsible for Australia’s gender pay gap. Figures from August 2021 show the high earnings growth in the construction industry pushed the gender pay gap for full-time workers out to $261 a week.

Researchers are focusing on effective ways to store and transmit thermal energy

Kenya, he reckons, lags behind in healthcare provision which can only be changed with stronger leadership and an appropriate mindset.

If you are living in Upington and are unemployed, you are invited to participate in the National Youth Service Programme.