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To a Higher Degree: What's in a name? - Vimarsana News

To a Higher Degree: What's in a name?

We are St. Cloud Technical & Community College, and there is power in our name.

Greed putting food delivery drivers at risk, researchers warn - Vimarsana News

Greed putting food delivery drivers at risk, researchers warn

Food delivery companies are willing to let vulnerable drivers die and are resisting safety regulations to maintain profits, researchers warn in a major new study from The Australian National University (ANU). The recent deaths of several food delivery couriers in Australia have highlighted a lack of regulation in the industry where companies are putting profits ahead of

Source: anu.edu.au
Prestigious appointment to British Academy for Evelyn Goh - Vimarsana News

Prestigious appointment to British Academy for Evelyn Goh

Professor Evelyn Goh will take her expertise on East Asia to a new stage after being elected as a Fellow of the British Academy - a prestigious professional body for international scholars in the humanities and social sciences. Goh came to Australia via the universities of Oxford and London, so it will be a homecoming of sorts when she is formally inducted as one of 85 new

Source: anu.edu.au
Hiroshima exhibition at the Menzies Library - Vimarsana News

Hiroshima exhibition at the Menzies Library

This week the ANU Japan Institute and the Menzies Library launched an exhibition, in collaboration with the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum.

Source: anu.edu.au
Oldest case of a rare genetic condition discovered - Vimarsana News

Oldest case of a rare genetic condition discovered

A group of international researchers has uncovered evidence of a super rare genetic condition that gives men an extra X chromosome, reporting the oldest clinical case of Klinefelter Syndrome to date. The evidence comes from a 1,000-year-old skeleton from Portugal. Klinefelter Syndrome is a rare genetic condition where individuals are born with an extra copy of the X

Source: anu.edu.au