The British Academy this week publishes a series of 8 newly commissioned articles reflecting on the challenges and opportunities for humanities and social sciences open access publishing practices. Debating Open Access – edited by British Academy Vice-Presidents Professor Nigel Vincent…
Japan Atomic Energy Agency: call for postdoctoral researchers
The Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA) is now recruiting postdoctoral researchers. With approximately 25 positions available, this is an exciting opportunity for academics working in the fields of: -Computational science -Advanced science research -Nuclear science and engineering -Nuclear safety research…
2nd International Symposium of Veterinary Ethology
SEEVAD is organising its second scientific symposium at Vetagro-Sup, the prestigious Veterinary School of Lyon; deeply involved in behavioural issues and at the international intersection of veterinarian exchanges. Internationally recognised scientific speakers will present on a diverse range of topics…
Can pet dogs help children with autism?
An animal behaviour expert is to speak at a special conference taking place to explore the potential benefits a pet dog can bring to families with a child with autism. Professor Daniel Mills from the School of Life Sciences, University…
Horizon 2020: Presentations Available from Seminar on Food Security and Agriculture Research
Following a recent UKRO update on food security, agriculture, biotechnology and marine research in Horizon 2020, presentations from a recent Brussels event on this subject have been made available. The presentations, some of which were delivered by representatives of different…
Robots could lend a helping hand
With a rapidly ageing population, the number of people with dementia and other age-related disabilities is expected to soar by 2050. Coupled with warnings about future shortages of health workers and doctors, it’s clear other options need to be found.…