Who were the survivors of the ‘Snowball Earth’ climate disasters, from whom the living surface biosphere descended? Charles Darwin knew the answer.
What Gets Lost When We Measure Everything
Data promises clarity, but in turning reality into numbers, it inevitably leaves something behind. The more we measure, the greater the risk of overlooking what truly matters.
The Hidden Sustainability Challenge Inside the Global Chip Industry
Modern electronics depend on complex materials and energy systems but how can semiconductor firms balance innovation with environmental responsibility
Adaptive XR & AI for Total Knee Replacement (TKR) Training
By fusing cognitive science, artificial intelligence, and extended reality, a new multidisciplinary framework aims to democratize orthopedic surgical distance education, bringing the tactile reality of the operating room to anyone, anywhere.
The Politics Behind Football Fandom
How do football supporters become political actors? Discover how Ultras transform urban spaces into arenas of protest and expression.
Understanding the Reason Why People Adopt Cryptocurrency
What drives trust and hesitation among users in emerging economies exploring blockchain finance today?
Giving Voice to Silent Stakeholders
Why should societies pay attention to as yet unborn stakeholders, marginalized people, or creatures and ecosystems in nature who cannot speak for themselves?
Profitability and Leverage Drive Corporate Borrowing
Could tax incentives influence only certain firms more than others? This study explores how profitability and leverage drive borrowing behaviour.
Gender Gaps in AI Judgements
Do AI systems treat men and women equally in crime scenarios? Research uncovers consistent differences in sentencing and risk perception.
Biodiversity Reshapes Renewable Energy Strategy
Can solar farms support both climate goals and ecosystems? Research from the University of York shows biodiversity is becoming central to renewable energy planning and finance decisions.