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New book on research ethics, mainly for students.

In August NYU Press published 'Stories of the Self', by Anna Poletti.

While humans can hide from extreme weather, plants can not. Rashmi Sasidharan and her group investigate how plants respond to extreme weather stress

This month Harvard ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ Press publishes Annelien de Dijn's new book: 'Freedom: An Unruly History'.

Lieke Stelling's first book is shortlisted for the biannual prize awarded by Shakespeare's Globe.

The award is presented annually to an outstanding early career experimentalist in nuclear physics.

NWO awards a Vici grant to research leader Tine De Moor for research into citizens initiatives.

Pepijn Corduwener en Arthur Weststeijn presenteren na twee jaar een herziene versie van hun boek 'Proeftuin Italië': 'Het Italiaanse experiment'.

Thomas Smits has won the Colby Book Prize with his book about Victorian newspapers.

Mauro Bonazzi was interviewed for Corriere della sera about the tensions between and relationship of the Netherlands and Italy.

By targeting those with preexisting conditions, the coronavirus reminds us which groups have had their health systematically devalued.

This super-stable magnetic fluid increases the possibilities of magnetic waste separation and makes it more economically viable.

International findings suggest the pandemic has an unprecedented and complex effect on unpaid household and care work, with women taking on greater care and household tasks.

From my perspective the COVID-19 pandemic has brought striking light to the question of inequalities.

Laura Henderson argues in NRC that judges need to take their democratic responsibility to act as representatives for those without a voice.

Iva Vukusic spoke on several platforms about the legacy of and her research into war crimes.

Ann Rigney writes about the meaning of monuments on the website of 'Remembering Activism: The Cultural Memory of Protest in Europe'.

Corona is not simply a temporary crisis that we will leave behind and forget so as to move back to normality.

Henk Kummeling, Keimpe Algra and Ted Sanders join calls for the immediate release of the GEMMA student.

Gandolfo Cascio has won the 2020 "Premio Giuseppe Antonio Borgese".

Ann Rigney discusses her career and research at 'The Connecting Memories Podcast'.

This publication addresses the sustainable preservation of the massive, untapped heritage resource of the magic Lantern.

The Gender and Diversity Hub speaks out in response to the protests against racism.

Barnita Bagchi discusses her British Academy Visiting Fellowship at The Ruskin.

An online platform where issues of inclusion and exclusion related to the Corona crisis can be articulated and discussed.