World Philosophy Day was introduced in 2002 by UNESCO, among other things, to raise public awareness of the importance of philosophy in the choices arising from… Read more »
How should we define health and disease? How to categorize diseases? What is the role of reductionism and holism in healthcare? What is evidence-based medicine,… Read more »
What if employers couldn’t trust that students had earned their degrees honestly? And what happens if the public’s trust towards professionals like doctors,… Read more »
It's a widely held view that adolescents spend far too much time communicating with peers on their smartphones. However, new research published in Large-Scale… Read more »
The vast digital resources, or “big data”, associated with natural history collections provide invaluable but underutilized opportunities to prepare… Read more »
Prompted by previous research observing that engagement in science is strongly influenced by what happens outside school, researchers from Murdoch University… Read more »
A review recently published in Crime Science suggests that animal poaching and the illicit wildlife trade concentrate in a similar manner to more traditional… Read more »
Neuroscience provides us with an insight into the mental processes underpinning human behavior: thanks to rapid advances in neurotechnology it is possible to… Read more »
If women continue to be underrepresented in STEM, gaining deeper understanding of what makes some of them motivated in science is an important step in… Read more »
By celebrating the World Day of Social Justice on the 20th February, the international community supports efforts to eradicate poverty and reduce social… Read more »
