A recent study published in the Journal of Road Safety explores the driving behaviors of older rural drivers, focusing on how the importance they place on driving and their access to alternative transportation options affect their ability to regulate
Study Reveals Resilience of Older Rural Drivers Amid Limited Transport Options Read More »
Recent research published in the Journal of Road Safety highlights a concerning trend in Australia and New Zealand regarding compulsory third party (CTP) insurance regulation. The study, led by Richard Tooth, suggests that the current CTP system effe
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Recent research published in the Journal of Road Safety has highlighted significant trends in the composition of vehicle fleets in Australasia and their implications for pedestrian safety. The study, led by Michael Keall, examines how the increasing
SUVs and Commercial Vehicles Increase Pedestrian Injury Risks in Australasia Read More »
In recent years, Brazil has seen significant advancements in waste stabilization pond technology, particularly in response to stricter environmental regulations governing effluent standards. A new study led by Fernando José Araújo da Silva explores i
Brazil’s Wastewater Upgrades Boost Treatment Efficiency and Public Health Read More »
Recent research led by Lijie Ren from the Mental Health Center at Shanghai Customs University sheds light on the serious mental health challenges faced by Chinese college students during the COVID-19 pandemic. Published in Psychology Research and Beh
Study Reveals COVID-19 Burnout Heightens Mental Health Crisis in Students Read More »
The rise of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), commonly known as drones, is transforming various sectors, from logistics to agriculture, but it also raises significant regulatory and safety challenges. A recent article published in the Journal of Airli
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A recent project titled “Algologies” has emerged as a fascinating intersection of art, science, and environmental awareness, exploring the intricate relationships between seaweed, women, and scientific inquiry. Led by Anna Dumitriu from the School of
Art and Science Unite in Algologies Project to Highlight Seaweed’s Impact Read More »
The UK is facing a growing challenge with the accumulation of Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE), which poses significant environmental and social issues. A recent article published in Frontiers in Sustainability by lead author Danielle
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Recent research led by Jon-Philippe K. Hyatt from the College of Integrative Sciences and Arts at Arizona State University has shed light on how skeletal muscle responds to increased workload, particularly focusing on the plantaris muscle in female r
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Recent research led by Ying Gu from the College of Information and Electrical Engineering at Shenyang Agricultural University has made significant strides in the nondestructive detection of saline-alkali stress in wheat seedlings. Published in the jo
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