Palm Oil Giants’ Path to Sustainability Runs Through Regulation and Renewable Energy, Study Finds
A new panel study of eight major palm oil-producing economies finds that regulatory quality and renewable energy consumption, not cropland ...
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Eleven Questions, One Score: A Compact Quality-of-Life Test for Diabetic Nerve Damage
Indonesian researchers have developed and preliminarily validated an eleven-item questionnaire, the DN-SF11, that reliably measures quality of life in patients ...
Massive Online Courses Win Over Indonesian Teachers, but Support Lags Behind
A survey of 2,531 Indonesian teachers finds broadly positive perceptions of MOOC-based professional development, with institutional support rated lowest and ...
Endangered Island Monkey Clings to a Third of Its Tourism-Dominated Home
A new occupancy modelling study reveals that the endangered Bintan langur occupies only about 30 percent of its tourism-dominated island ...
Simulations Chart a Sustainable Future for Indonesia’s Cut Rose Capital
A system dynamics model of Batu City, Indonesia's largest cut rose producer, identifies an optimistic scenario of higher prices, lower ...
Experience Beats Equipment: What 1,000 Indonesian Teachers Reveal About AI in Inclusive Classrooms
A survey of 1,000 Indonesian teachers in inclusive schools finds that hands-on professional experience with AI predicts positive attitudes more ...
Antibiotic Blind Spots: Livestock Farmers in Indonesia Know Little About the Drugs They Use
A survey of 149 livestock farmers in North Sumatra reveals widespread antibiotic use paired with poor knowledge and practices regarding ...
Biodegradable Plastic Leachates Slow Growth of Marine Microalgae in Lab Tests
A new laboratory study finds that leachates from biodegradable polypropylene microplastics inhibit the growth of marine microalgae, with Chlorella sp. ...
Don’t Become a Lecturer: Inside Indonesia’s Growing Academic Precariat
An ethnographic study of a Yogyakarta state university reveals how institutional policies and neoliberal reforms are turning Indonesia's lecturers into ...
Two New Tapeworm Species Revealed in Endemic Balinese Shovelnose Rays
A survey of two endemic Balinese shovelnose rays has revealed twelve trypanorhynch tapeworm species, including two new to science, and ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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