Study offers insights into why inequality and economic decline drive polarisation
Published on 15 December 2020Visiting Professor Joanna Bryson has co-authored a study showing why rebuilding trust in societies can be so challenging.
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Visiting Professor Joanna Bryson has co-authored a study showing why rebuilding trust in societies can be so challenging.
Enormous potential of digital medicine must not mean flaws are overlooked
Scientists at the University of Bath have developed a quick and easy approach for capturing 360° VR photography without using expensive specialist cameras.
A new study demonstrates the success of direct messages sent via Facebook chat in reducing the amount of red and processed meat in our diets.
The project will support capacity building, research and policy across the region, focusing on relationships between social protection and conflict prevention.
Behavioural psychologists behind the app Germ Defence are reminding people of the simple things we can do at home to help reduce infection spread at Christmas.
Storytelling is the most effective way of teaching school children about evolution, say researchers at the Milner Centre for Evolution.
A new mobile app – Stories Online for Autism – co-developed by our Centre for Applied Autism Research and members of the autism community is launched today.
No-deal Brexit likely to raise cigarette and tobacco prices.
Tech pioneer, lifelong diversity advocate and Co-Chair of the Institute of Coding, Jacqueline de Rojas CBE, has received an honorary Doctorate of Engineering.