How Social Work Functions as Living Memory of Society's Deepest Conflicts
Research from Professor Dr Susanne Maria Maurer, former chair of social pedagogy at the Philipps-Universität Marburg, reveals how social work institutions and practices serve as repositories of knowle...
27 Okt 20259min
Securing the Soil Beneath Our Feet: Mapping and Managing Australia's Hidden Asset
Soil is one of the most important resources on the planet. It grows our food, regulates water, supports ecosystems, and stores vast amounts of carbon. But it’s also incredibly complex, and surprisingl...
24 Okt 202514min
Soil security starts here: a framework for the future
Soil sits at the heart of nearly every major challenge humanity faces, from food, water and energy security to climate change, biodiversity loss, human health, and the delivery of vital ecosystem serv...
24 Okt 202513min
Speaking Science Across Languages: Rethinking Scientific Publishing in the Asia-Pacific
When we think about science, we often imagine a universal language of knowledge in the form of a shared code of numbers, graphs, and precise words that transcend borders. But what happens when the lan...
23 Okt 20258min
AI-Powered Prediction of Antimicrobial Peptides in Human Serum: A New Strategy Against Resistant Bacteria
In the 20th century, antibiotics transformed medicine. Infections that once killed millions could be cured with a pill or injection. Surgeries became safer, cancer treatments more effective, and advan...
22 Okt 202511min
When Fighting Fire Backfires: How Cutting Trees Can Raise Fire Risk
Across North America, the phrase “fuel management” is used almost as often as “climate change” when people talk about wildfires. The idea is simple: forests burn because they are full of fuel, includi...
21 Okt 20259min
Predicting Polymorphs: How Collaborative Science is Shaping Safer Medicines and Better Materials
The way molecules arrange themselves into crystals can affect the stability, safety, and effectiveness of medicines and advanced materials. Dr Ivo Rietveld at the University of Rouen Normandy and his ...
17 Okt 20258min
From Magic Tricks to Spycraft: What Espionage Teaches Us About the Human Mind
When we think of spies and their activities, we imagine trench coats, hidden cameras, and tense exchanges in safehouses. Hollywood has given us the daring adventures of James Bond and Jason Bourne, al...
14 Okt 20258min
