Combining technology and strong partnerships to create a sustainable future
Universities must pursue strong collaborations that promote technology and knowledge transfer to support global efforts to mitigate the climate crisis
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KTU scientists’ innovation for indoor solar cells can maximise the use of light energy
Lithuanians develop solutions for DNA-based information storage technology
A new field of science – DNA data storage – is being developed in Lithuania. Genomika company together with Kaunas University of Technology and other partners, aims to develop an autonomous solution for archiving data in DNA structures. The total value of the project is more than EUR 5 million.
Why Thailand’s universities choose collaboration to drive sustainability
Thailand’s higher education sector is leading the way in sustainability, with support from its government and close working with communities
The power of partnership in early career research
Early-career researchers play a vital role in innovating solutions to deal with global sustainability challenges but often face barriers in obtaining buy-in for their ideas
University of Nottingham
The University of Nottingham is a public research university in the UK city of Nottingham. Since its inception, the university has emphasised innovation.
Universities must balance the promise and pitfalls of AI
Governments and universities need to think holistically about AI, sustainability and the future
Safeguarding data and privacy in the age of digital extremism
Both faculty and students face myriad online threats, from cybersecurity to online mobbing, cyberbullying and doxing. How can universities protect their own and support intellectual freedom?