With a new season around the corner and winter having finally arrived, researchers of a new study published in Injury Epidemiology cast their eyes to the fantasy… Read more »
Policy changes and initiatives are often triggered by the stakeholders that are going to be affected by those future policies. Citizens and smaller stakeholders… Read more »
A movie’s success is usually measured by how much money it makes and how many awards it receives. However, this metric is flawed on several levels, not least… Read more »
A new International Standards Organization (ISO) publication on product counterfeiting and fraud is featuring two articles… Read more »
Brigitte Nerlich and Carmen McLeod at the Synthetic Biology Research Centre at the University of Nottingham have given… Read more »
Recent news reports predict that CRISPR-Cas9 and other technologies of synthetic biology will alter the genetic destiny of our… Read more »
The distribution of Airbnb listings has been the topic of much discussion among citizens and policy-makers, particularly in major… Read more »
The 2018 Stockholm Prize in Criminology, the 'Nobel Prize' for criminologists, was awarded to Professor Herman Goldstein. Crime… Read more »
On Society, our new addition to the blog network, reflects the expanded scope of our open access research offerings. Here you’ll… Read more »
Cities evolve and undergo constant re-organisation as their population grow. This evolving process makes cities resilient and… Read more »
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