Animal manure is a valuable resource. However, untreated manure cannot be used as a soil amendment due to insufficient biodegradation and phytotoxic ingredients, which would cause environmental damage. Aerobic composting is an effective way to reduce, render harmless and recycle husbandry manure, which could sufficiently convert manure into organic fertilizer.
Who’s asking the question? Why inclusion and research quality go hand in hand
By Professor Andrew Livingston, VP Research and Innovation, Queen Mary University of London
Beyond academia: how can universities deliver wider impact for social good?
By Professor Colin Bailey, CBE, President and Principal of Queen Mary University of London
A better tomorrow – why it depends on university partnerships
By Professor Andrew Livingston, VP Research and Innovation, Queen Mary University of London
National Cheng Kung University celebrates the successful endeavor of its student team TAO-HAI-REN in building the nation’s first human-powered submarine. After two years of hard work, the team is scheduled to arrive in Portsmouth, U.K. in July to compete in the biennial Europe International Submarine Races (eISR). The team’s name TAO-HAI-REN means “fisherman” in Taiwan. Before the team set off, a popularity poll was held to name the submarine, with the name “sat-ba̍k-hî”, meaning “milkfish” in Taiwanese, winning the popular vote.
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In an increasingly competitive Saudi Arabian research sector, Prince Sattam bin Abdulaziz University is leveraging partnerships with industry and government and creating an institutional culture that prizes excellence and impact
