Satellite scientists confront the ethics of watching disasters from orbit
A qualitative study of UK-based geohazard remote sensing researchers finds widespread good intentions but a narrow understanding of research ethics, ...
A qualitative study of UK-based geohazard remote sensing researchers finds widespread good intentions but a narrow understanding of research ethics, ...
The initiative, coordinated by researchers working in Africa, Latin America and beyond, responds directly to a finding of the Intergovernmental ...
A Scopus bibliometric analysis of 2,528 civil society articles from 2019–2024 identified leading themes, geographic patterns, citation impacts and international ...
A systematic review of 56 empirical studies finds that support for first-generation higher education students is overwhelmingly relational yet rarely ...
A new study gathers perspectives from Global South researchers to argue that international eDNA standards must be adaptable, regionally supported ...
A hermeneutic study of 33 Makerere University faculty members finds that academic promotion is experienced not as a transparent meritocratic ...
A new global initiative called GReG is using environmental DNA to map and protect the hidden biodiversity of groundwater ecosystems ...
A new survey of 150 Cambodian university lecturers reveals widespread use of AI tools such as Google Translate, Grammarly, and ...
A new Frontiers in Sociology Research Topic shows how migrant, racialised and dissident bodies use artivism to negotiate borders and ...
A new Frontiers perspective chronicles how Professor Kelly Chibale built Africa's first fully integrated drug discovery centre at the University ...
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