VENUSCANCER: A Worldwide View of Breast, Cervical & Ovarian Cancer
We spoke with Professor Claudia Allemani, Lead Author and Principal Investigator of the VENUSCANCER study.
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Global economy doubles, but poverty persists
We spoke with the corresponding study author, Andrew Fanning.
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Over 70% of Western Atlantic Coral Reefs Will Stop Growing by 2040
New research shows that over 70% of coral reefs in the TWA may stop growing by 2040. Corresponding author Professor Perry tells us more.
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Study: Energy policy-making in the EU between past and present
We spoke with Samuele Lo Piano about EU energy policy, modeling challenges, and how Sensitivity Auditing can improve transparency and impact.
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Explorando la diversidad del español, porque el español no es solo uno
Hablamos con los autores del nuevo estudio sobre cómo los modelos de IA reconocen y respetan los dialectos del español.
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New Research Reveals an Autoimmune Aspect of ALS
We spoke with Professor Alessandro Sette, Dr. Biol. Sci., who co-led the study.
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Investing in Human Capital Drives Africa’s Growth
Shaping Africa’s future through education, innovation, health, and international cooperation, with insights from experts.
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Life of Endangered Mediterranean Monk Seals on Gökçeada Island
We spoke with the author of the first study of Mediterranean monk seals on Gökçeada Island, highlighting their behavior and local pride in living alongside them.
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British Columbia’s Wildfire Challenge
Explore Canada’s wildfire challenges with insights from Robin Gregory and BC as a case study.
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Tres años de eutanasia en España: estudio de Luis Espericueta
Entrevista con Luis Espericueta sobre el estudio ‘Tres años de eutanasia en España’
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How Intention and Emotion Shape Memory?
We spoke with the corresponding author, who offered advice on remembering information before bed.
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Humans Give Attention, Elephants Respond
We spoke with Kyoto University’s lead author about the first study showing Asian elephants can sense human attention
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The role of visceral fat in endometrial cancer
Lead study author Jostein Sæterstøl reveals its connection to tumor aggressiveness and metabolism.
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AI in Emergency Medicine Supporting, Not Replacing
Dr. Jukneviciene’s study highlights AI’s benefits and limits in patient prioritization, showing how it can support, but not replace, medical staff.
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At VUB, Professor Sepp Explores the Power of Translation
Translation is more than words; it gives voice to stories that must be heard.
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