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Education and Skills ARTICLES

Nature versus nurture: can art appreciation be measured?


A combination of innate taste and acquired understanding influences art appreciation, researchers contend
Starry Night

Signs of progress: building local capacity to celebrate deafness

David Justice, International Programs Director of Discovering Deaf Worlds, underlines the value of building local capacity to celebrate deafness...
Sign language for love

Technology-oriented entrepreneurship: securing Saxony’s success

It is the dense research area that makes the Free State such a vibrant scientific centre, explains Professor Doctor Sabine von Schorlemer...
Dresden, Germany

Educating Europe - an article from EURASHE

The creation of the European Higher Education Area has been a response to European and global societal needs, as EURASHE’s Stefan Delplace explains...
Higher education
Intelligent little girl with bookHigh IQ means intelligent information filtering
Pupil using interactive tablePerfecting interactive tables for the classrooms of tomorrow
Global health conceptInternational impact: global health research in US and beyond
Football playersHomophobia is common in schools and sports clubs
Child autism teachingBetter interventions for non-verbal autistic children

Computer Sciences

QWERTY keyboard
Is it time to bid QWERTY farewell? RHS Chelsea Flower Show to host ‘Twitter garden’ Genuine creativity: exploring computational materials science App provides window on creative process


Energy

Shale gas drilling
Will shale prevail? The potential and pitfalls of shale drilling Peak oil: preparing for the extinction of 'petroleum man' A nuclear resting place: the final disposal of spent fuel How I learned to stop worrying and love nuclear power


Engineering

Professor Bin He and quadcopter
Flying robot controlled by thought power Engineering in the UK: Losing control? Miniature momentum - Science Omega Review Graphene ink could be the future for foldable electronics


Policy

EU flag
A physical challenge - an article from the EPS Science Omega is reviewing the situation A broader horizon by more modest means? Fighting fake medicine, or fighting each other?
Should the European Commission place a permanent ban on the use of neonicotinoids?
Should we be worried about the arrival of peak oil?
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