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Why Sharks and Rays Matter to Marine Ecosystems Sharks and rays are apex and mesopredators that keep reef and pelagic habitats in balance. Their varied feeding habits drive nutrient redistribution, reduce competition and help maintain biodiversity. When these species decline, the ripple effects extend to fish populations that local communities depend on for food and […]
Edinburgh Napier University (ENU) has joined forces with Welsh Government and leading forestry bodies to launch a comprehensive tree‑species shortlisting programme aimed at boosting the resilience and sustainability of UK woodlands. The initiative, coordinated by Forest Research, identifies species that can thrive under current and projected climate conditions, providing a science‑based foundation for future diversification […]
Exploring FHK Henrion’s Influence on Post‑War Design From the fringe of the European art scene to the heart of London’s creative industry, Frederic Henri Kay Henrion left an indelible mark across branding, corporate identity, and public communication. The 16‑minute film, produced by the University of Brighton’s Design Archives and the Centre for Design History, opens […]
Following the global recall of Airbus A320 aircraft triggered by last month’s JetBlue incident, experts at the University of Surrey’s Space Centre have examined how solar radiation can compromise aircraft electronics. The findings clarify why airlines, regulators and maintenance teams are intensifying focus on space‑weather effects in aviation safety planning. Solar Radiation and Aircraft Avionics: […]
Understanding the UN’s Focus on Children’s Education The United Nations’ Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) has accepted a written submission that underscores quality, inclusive, and participatory education as an essential right for all children. The document, co‑authored by Middlesex University academics Dr Angela Scollan and Dr Marie Bradwell, will feed into discussions surrounding a […]
Why Digital Twins Matter for Heritage Conservation The rise of 3D scanning and immersive visualization has shifted the way we document, study, and protect heritage sites. For professionals in the UK who work with historic buildings, urban landscapes, or cultural assets, digital twins provide a precise record that can survive after the physical object has […]
In a series of publications released this month, researchers from the University of Bradford have expanded the narrative surrounding one of Britain’s most enigmatic prehistoric sites. By applying cutting‑edge scientific methods to the ring of deep, circular pits adjacent to Durrington Walls, the team has moved beyond simple mapping and entered the realm of interpretation, […]
What is the Redmond Prize Fund? Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU) has introduced the Redmond Annual Prize for Entrepreneurship and Innovation, a £2,500 award designed to help students turn promising ideas into tangible ventures. Named after Sir Phil Redmond and his wife Lady Alexis, the fund is a partnership between the university’s Corporate Communications and Student Futures teams […]
Understanding the Sheer Impact of the Queen Elizabeth Prize The Queen Elizabeth Prize for Higher and Further Education is one of the UK’s most respected accolades. Awarded every two years by the monarchy on the advice of the Prime Minister, it recognises institutions that demonstrate outstanding excellence, innovation and tangible benefit to society. In 2025, […]
Outstanding Contributions of Long‑Serving Staff The University of Liverpool John Moores recently marked a significant achievement: 54 staff members reached important career milestones, accumulating a collective 1,560 years of service. From 25‑year jubilees to 50‑year anniversaries, these recognitions highlight the institution’s dedication to employee longevity and impact on the academic community. Recognizing Career Milestones Milestone […]
