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Improving early warnings for flash floods

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Climate change is increasing the risk of flooding across the globe, with devastating effects. Advanced warning can reduce flood impacts, but it requires localised, accurate...

Mapping the wilderness

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Wilderness is essential for biodiversity and resilient ecosystems across the globe, but as human life expands with urbanisation, agriculture, and infrastructure development, it's becoming more...

Embedding young people’s voices in global development

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International development projects—initiatives often led by NGOs or global agencies aiming to improve education, health, and social conditions in low- and middle-income or conflict-affected countries—are...

Celebrating research impact and engagement

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The 2024 Research Impact and Engagement Awards celebrated academics committed to engagement for impact. Across six thematic categories, winners were recognised for both ‘emerging’ and ‘mature’...

Predicting disaster risk around the world

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Over the past 50 years, there has been a five-fold increase in recorded weather-related disasters, with the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) attributing two million deaths...

Shaping the digital transformation of work

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Digital technologies, including artificial intelligence (AI), are transforming our working lives, yet the impacts are diverse. For some, new technologies have already led to increased...

An analysis of young radical right activists

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With the increasing popularity of the radical right, much research has tried to explain the motives of voters. Less attention has been paid to the...