Research for health equity
By Professor Chloe Orkin, Professor of HIV Medicine, Queen Mary University of London
Queen Mary University of London is at the forefront of medical education and research, with a commitment to achieving better health for all – starting with our diverse community in East London.
Hackmanite is an exceptional mineral – it changes colour and glows in the dark. Research on the material started by chance at the Department of Chemistry of the University of Turku, and researchers there have been astounded by its versatility. Hackmanite’s properties have been tested in the bunkers of the Sweden’s Ministry of Defence and, within a year, the mineral will be sent to space.
Imaging Makes Invisible Visible
Turku can, for a good reason, be called the imaging capital of Finland and even the entire Europe. The city is home to both the headquarters of the Euro-BioImaging research infrastructure and the national Turku PET Centre, one of the continent’s most important medical imaging centres.
Cut through the noise: Build a university brand to stand out
HashtagHigherEd US is a dedicated forum for higher education marketing and communications professionals to come together and share best practices in communication, marketing and branding strategies in a crowded and dynamic landscape. The agenda will include case studies of successful social media and digital campaigns, and strategic approaches to reputation building. We will explore reputation through data from our THE World University Rankings and Academic Reputation Survey.
What is the role of the university in modern ANZ?
With a new learning economy emerging across the ANZ region and decision-makers ushering in a new policy landscape, it is time to reframe the age-old question of the purpose of a university. This event has been designed in consultation with the sector to highlight practical changes institutions can make to increase resilience and progress innovation.
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While rich in range of potential food sources—from ground- and tree-dwelling animals to freshwater molluscs and wild fruits—rainforests have often been seen as an insurmountable challenge for most ancient human populations.
