‘Lease agreement’ approach to carbon offset markets could help save tropical forests
A new way to price carbon credits could encourage investment in forest preservation and boost progress towards net zero. Current...
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Brain health in over 50s deteriorated more rapidly during the pandemic
Brain health in over 50s deteriorated more rapidly during the pandemic, even if they didn’t have COVID-19, according to major...
Major new exhibition shows impact of Gertrude Bell on the Middle East and international political history
A major new exhibition examines the pioneering explorations of Gertrude Bell in the Middle East, and the political legacy of her...
Database of Russian economic crime in Ukraine needed to bring about justice, new study says
A new public database of Russian economic crime in Ukraine would help to bring about justice, and support the eventual...
New landmark study will shed light on the lived experience of ‘addiction’ in the world’s most volatile places
New landmark research will aid understanding of the lived experience of drug consumption and addiction recovery in conditions of war,...
Historian secures prestigious prize to launch long-term research project on British anti-slavery
The global history of the British anti-slavery movement is to be the focus of a new and long-term research project...
Refugee legal reforms will have a disproportionate impact on sexually diverse asylum claimants, study warns
Refugee legal reforms will have a disproportionate impact on sexually diverse claimants, academics have warned. Researchers have said the Nationality...
Inspiring climate narratives project shortlisted for international communications prize
An interdisciplinary project that has taken science, health, and the arts to the UN’s COP Climate Change Conferences and reached...
Powerful research outlining discrimination and lack of diversity honoured by Hutton Prize for Excellence
Researchers responsible for powerful University of Exeter studies showing discrimination in the French maternity system and the lack of BAME...