New blog! ✍️
In our latest piece, we draw together some of the discussions around poverty dynamics in Bangladesh put forward by GDI researchers @iLopezMoreno, David Fielding, and @upasak_das in recent weeks!
You can read the piece in full here: 🔗 https://t.co/4lsULwmPBS
In a brand new GDI pod episode, we bring you a wonderful conversation between Nicola Banks (@NicolabanksNM) and Asma Bham of @OWT_UK and Lwanga Bwalya (@LwangaBwalya) of @PIF_Zambia 🙌
You can listen to the episode in full wherever you get your podcasts: https://t.co/ZxZGFcki0m
This month, we hosted the launch of the Sustainable Forest Transitions Project!🌳
This project will conduct essential research into the changing nature of forest cover and human development.
You can find out all about the project on their website: https://t.co/SZLFNfzzjf
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Today is International #ForestDay!
It’s important to recognise the importance of all types of forests to both the planet and the communities that rely on them 🌲
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We’re incredibly excited to have received a generous £2 million donation from the Rory and Elizabeth Brooks foundation to transform development research at the University of Manchester!
Read the official announcement here: https://t.co/M6WJCtpdZR
Looking for more ways to engage with #InternationalWomensDay?
Why not take time to read Professor Bina Agarwal’s policy brief on gender equality in relation to land and assets?
🔗https://t.co/TvAQR9eTu6
Don't miss her insights on this #IWD2024 below!
#InspireInclusion
“International Women’s day is an important time to celebrate the critical contribution of women to global development.”
You can read more from Prof Stephanie Barrientos on gender and work here: https://t.co/WtmBALO6yb
#InternationalWomensDay#IWD2024#InspireInclusion
Following the launch of the Sustainable Forest Transitions Project at @McrMuseum last night, you can now read the opening remarks from @madasascientist in the latest GDI blog post!
Link 🔗: https://t.co/674jgv7F8r
Happy #WorldBookDay2024! 📚
If you're looking for some literary inspiration, you can read Pathways to Development for free right now at: https://t.co/xKCfY2oKwV
Happy International Women's Day from AZoQuantum! We spoke with three researchers in physics about their work and the space for women in the field: https://t.co/hoSK07juMa #InternationalWomensDay#physics#BreakTheBias#WomensDay
AZoM is on Instagram! Give us a follow at @azomaterials to keep up to date with highlights of our best news stories, new research, articles, interviews, and more!
🎓 An ENORMOUS congratulations to all of our graduates this month! 🎓
We're proud to have some amazing upcoming talent on the AZo team, and can't wait to see how your careers progress.
From Axiom-1 to Artemis 1: How Humans are Reaching the Stars with Space Flight! Check out our article for the International Day of Human Space Flight 🚀👩🚀👨🚀 >>>> https://t.co/5YQAhSmwpS <<<< #spaceflight@NASA@SpaceX#InternationalDayofHumanSpaceFlight#space
"The microorganism C. autoethanogenum is naturally capable of producing #ethanol from these waste gases, and LanzaTech is already successfully operating two commercial plants converting #emissions..." shares @jewettlab_NU with @skylabaily in @azom. https://t.co/NtXIyS9WSK
We spoke to Elizabeth Apala, Senior Research Assistant at @NASAGoddard and Diversity, Equity and Inclusion promoter, about her career in #STEM as a Native American woman, her inspirations, and the future of physics for women: https://t.co/ecyjM9fkkz… #IWD2022#IWD#BreakTheBias
This International Women's Day, AZoM spoke to three women across the globe about their careers, their inspirations, and the participation of women in science to #BreaktheBias ! Check it out here: https://t.co/dDpRRRQHnW……… #IWD2022#IWD#WomensDay#WomenInSTEM#WomenInScience
In the lead-up to International Women's Day, AZoBuild spoke to Assumpta Nnaggenda Musana, an accomplished architect and urban planner who was the first Ugandan woman to receive a Ph.D. in Architecture! Read here: https://t.co/GV4rGveYFr… #IWD2022#IWD#WomensDay#architecture
A fantastic @NASAHubble image of the amazing galaxy NGC 6946, also known as the "Fireworks Galaxy." During the last century ten supernova explosions have been observed in this galaxy. The galaxy is 25.2 million light-years away.
In our latest feature, AZoBuild talks to architect Paolo Tringali from #selgascano about the Second Home Holland Park project in London. The workspace was shortlisted for the 2022 @EUMiesAward #architecture#EUMies#design#secondhome