CityU College of Business: Recruitment Talk – Mindshare
Mindshare, the global media agency under WPP and GroupM, the largest marketing communications network in APAC, has come to CityU to conduct a recruitment talk for their Internship Programme 2019 at the Digital Performance Team for their Hong Kong office.
UM rector gives speech on carbon neutrality in smart city development at World Engineering...
Yonghua Song, a member of the Standing Committee of the China Association for Science and Technology and rector of the University of Macau (UM)...
Job opportunities in Germany
Job opportunities in Germany, The Junior Professorship of Public Health Nutrition at the Faculty of Life Sciences: Food, Nutrition and Health at the University of Bayreuth...
CASR continues world-leading road safety research
Cost effective road improvement, Aboriginal road safety, improving road user behaviour, driver fatigue and benefitting from emerging technologies will be the priorities for the University of Adelaide’s...
How COVID-19 and bushfires impacted new mums and babies
A new survey developed by The Australian National University (ANU) will examine the effects of this year's bushfires and COVID-19 on pregnant women and their babies.
NASA delegation visits Plants for Space
A delegation from NASA headed by Administrator Senator Bill Nelson and Deputy Administrator Colonel (USAF, ret) Pam Melroy visited the University of Adelaide on Monday 20 March...
Genetic links to drug and alcohol use among young people
Young people who are genetically predisposed to risk-taking, low extraversion and schizophrenia are more likely to use alcohol, cigarettes...
Analysis: Ageism and the pandemic: How Canada continues to let older adults suffer and...
Three years into this pandemic, most Canadians have taken off their masks and many have stopped getting booster shots.
Climate Change Threatens Komodo Dragons
A new international study, led by the University of Adelaide and Deakin University, has found that the impact of both global...
Using tiny brains to treat rare, hereditary diseases
Brain tissue grown in a laboratory by University of Queensland researchers will be used to test a treatment for a rare disease in children and help unlock therapies for a range of neurological disorders.
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