Innovative Pathways for a Blue and Circular Bioeconomy in Africa
For much too long, Africa has been facing food shortages. Nowadays, a range of food innovations are on the verge…
How Ocean Damage Raises the Cost of Carbon Pollution
Climate change causes many types of damage, from heatwaves to floods. To measure these damages, economists use a number called…
The Intersection of Business Ethics and Human Rights
Business ethics and human rights intersect in important ways. Business ethics involves principles intended to guide business conduct. Business ethics…
Centenary of Virginia Woolf’s Great Novel
In January 1925, Virginia Woolf completed Mrs Dalloway, which was published a few months later. Many critics consider it her…
Do you want to stop depression? Support mothers in the perinatal period
World Day Against Depression For the 2026 World Day against Depression, I want to stress the importance of depression during…
How Artificial Intelligence Helps Protect Water from Biological Pollution
Water is essential for life, but rivers, lakes, and oceans are increasingly threatened by aquatic biocontaminants. These include harmful bacteria,…
Beyond Art and Patronage: The Darker Legacy of the Medici Women
The Medici family is often remembered as one of the great patrons of art and culture in Renaissance Europe. Their…
Universities in the Face of the Artificial Intelligence Revolution
The university is living through a change of era. In just two years, artificial intelligence (AI) has gone from being…
Natural Daylight Helps Improve Blood Sugar and Metabolism in People with Type 2 Diabetes
A new scientific study has found that spending time in natural daylight can help people with type 2 diabetes control…
Circular Entrepreneurship: A key lever for a sustainable and competitive industry
Industry remains one of the fundamental pillars of the European economy: it generates high-quality employment, drives innovation, and underpins territorial…