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What’s the best way to achieve research impact? Qingyan Chen makes the case for an interdisciplinary approach

ABB and CERN, the European Laboratory for Particle Physics, have identified significant energy-saving potential through a strategic research partnership focused on the cooling and venti...

The scale and complexity of the food sector underlines the critical need for collaboration, especially given the many significant challenges the industry continues to face. So, who better to guide us through her experiences and insights into collaboration and building relationships than Karen Betts, CEO of the Food and Drink Federation.

The logistics industry in India is one of the largest employment sectors, providing livelihoods to over 22 million people, and the sector is estimated to add 1 crore jobs by 2027, LogiMAT said in a statement.

The York Press is staging a major business networking event next week at York St John University.

In an era of expanding global education, Transnational Education (TNE) emerges as a transformative force, fostering inclusivity and knowledge exchange. Read to learn more.

The Eden Project in Cornwall is set to have the addition of a new high-tech soil lab as a Centre for Excellence.

In 2015, laser mapping technology revealed the existence of a massive pre-Hispanic settlement in the eastern foothills of the Andes, at least 2,500 years old. Now, research published in the journal ‘Science’ provides new details.

The new Country Director, German Initiative for Knowledge Transfer eV, Hon. Obinna Ichita, has advised skilled and qualified Nigerians

Discover the transformative power of mentoring, fostering growth and success in personal and professional relationships. Learn how mentorship fosters growth and empowers diverse communities.