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In Memoriam: John Hearn, WUN Executive Director 2009-2018

Professor John Hearn concludes his work as WUN’s Executive Director on 31 July 2018

Participatory Water Quality Monitoring for Sustainable Development

A WUN research team addressing technical and institutional challenges to monitoring water quality has supported citizen-led monitoring and facilitated stakeholder dialogue. The team[1] worked...

Biohydrogen production provides LMICs with affordable and sustainable energy

A project investigating green biohydrogen production from organic waste resources, seed-funded by WUN, is working towards enabling Low and Middle-Income Countries (LMIC) to...

Upcoming Workshop: Ethical Assessment Framework for AI in Manufacturing

Registration now open for the international workshop: Ethical Assessment Framework for AI in Manufacturing

Upcoming Workshop: Ethical Assessment Framework for AI in Manufacturing

We are excited to extend an invitation to you to participate in our upcoming international workshop titled "Ethical Assessment Framework for AI in Manufacturing,"...

Making self-care a focus in public health: global research priorities identified

Self-care is understood to be a critical issue in optimising public health interventions, improving community health, and aiding care access for those living with...

Research connects maths education to global and local priorities

A WUN-funded project on Innovating the mathematics curriculum in times of change has led to support from United Kingdom Research and Innovation, and publication...

Research into blast interaction behaviour could save lives in the event of urban explosions

A WUN-supported project investigating how blast waves interact with the urban environment should enable improvements to building design, urban planning and risk assessments. The...

Registration open for WUN Online Seminar Series: Responsible and Ethical AI for Future Actions Training Program

Date: 5-24 April, 2024 Venue: Online via Zoom Meeting Platform For more information and to register visit: https://www.ict.mahidol.ac.th/en/event/responsible-ethical-ai/#1709622785290-d47d0b12-c7cf

Upcoming webinar: How can indigenous language revitalisation be decolonised?

Date: Friday 15 March, 2024 Time: 5-7pm (ICT time) Venue: Online via Zoom Meeting Platform

Upcoming webinar: How can indigenous language revitalisation be decolonised?

Register now for this upcoming webinar organised by the WUN Research Group Reducing Indigenous Inequalities.

Call for Papers: Gender, Climate Change, and Activism against Natural Resource Extraction in the Global South

We are pleased to announce a call for papers for a Special Issue and an in-person workshop from the WUN Project Gender, Climate Change,...