Science and Humanities: Better Together
he humanities provide essential tools for understanding these challenges. They help us examine how scientific authority is constructed, how technology…
International Safeguarding Conference 2026 Reinforces a Global Commitment to Victim-Centred Safeguarding
As safeguarding continues to evolve internationally, ISC 2026 demonstrated that collaboration across disciplines, cultures and institutions remains essential to ensuring…
Standing Up for Science, Standing Up Against LGBTIQ+ Discrimination
By supporting evidence-based communication and rejecting stigmatizing narratives, individuals can contribute to healthier, more inclusive societies. As Pride celebrations highlight…
Can Business Change the World? The Central Role of the “S” in ESG
The social pillar of ESG focuses on how companies affect people’s lives: their workers, customers, and the wider communities they…
Sleeping Well: The Secret to Our Wellbeing
During sleep, important physiological changes occur: blood pressure and heart rate decrease, the heart relaxes, and certain hormones that are…
Marine macroalgae (seaweeds): as unknown as they are essential
As a form of marine agriculture, seaweed farming can help make animal aquaculture more sustainable by recycling part of the…
Sweet Dreams Are Light Controlled: A Remote for Your Brain
Despite the complexity of sleep, our current "repair tools" are remarkably blunt. Traditional sleeping pills act like a master switch…
Technology for Inclusion and the Common Good
Given the wide range of available options and the many solutions still under development, this is also where the role…
Loneliness and Aging: What Happens in Our Brain When It Feels Lonely
We found that isolation alters these networks, particularly in females, causing changes in neuronal activity, neuronal connectivity, and emotional behavior.…
The Biochemistry of Wellbeing
We have discovered that tissues such as fingernails can act as small biological archives. As they grow, they can bioaccumulate…