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What is Devo Max and How Could it Impact a Scottish independence Vote? - Vimarsana News

What is Devo Max and How Could it Impact a Scottish independence Vote?

A recent survey indicated a quarter of the Scottish public would support Devo Max, if that option was on the table for Scottish independence

Christian Civilization Gives Us Tomorrow – conversation with Joshua Mitchell - Vimarsana News

Christian Civilization Gives Us Tomorrow – conversation with Joshua Mitchell

“The miracle of the Christian formulation in my view is that it both announces that man is stained and then says that this is not the final word about him. So the burden of our guilt can be lifted from our shoulders. There are all sorts of travesties in human history but through forgiveness and atonement we could have a tomorrow” – Joshua Mithcell professor at Georgetown University pointed out in a conversation with Lénárd Sándor.

Stellar night for Hunter researchers at 2021 Research Australia Awards - Vimarsana News

Stellar night for Hunter researchers at 2021 Research Australia Awards

Two University of Newcastle and Hunter Medical Research Institute (HMRI) researchers received awards at the Research Australia Awards last night. Dr

Annamaria Lusardi: 'Financial Education Works' - Vimarsana News

Annamaria Lusardi: 'Financial Education Works'

A noted researcher discusses the state of financial literacy in the U.S., the connection with income inequality, and what works with financial education.

Scientists produce tadpoles better adapted to climate change - Vimarsana News

Scientists produce tadpoles better adapted to climate change

In a world-first laboratory trial reported in Communications Biology, a research team at The University of Western Australia have mixed populations to