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AI and Africa’s Future Of Work — Mozambique’s Moment Of Decision
If we incorporate AI into a vision of inclusive and sustainable growth, technology can amplify, rather than replace, human potential.
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Apply Now for the 2026 JSPS–UNU Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme
The deadline for applications is 31 January 2026.
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Circumventing Biology to Cure One of the Most Prevalent Diseases of the Continent
This course equipped researchers in the Americas with cutting-edge tools to study mosquito-borne RNA viruses using infectious DNA clones
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A Permanent Forum for International Collaboration and High-Level Biotechnological Research in Latin America
The MolBiosystems Conference united global experts and rising stars in Chile to advance gene regulation research and foster lasting collaboration.
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Regulated Plants Database: UNU's New Open-Access Tool to Help Prevent the Spread of Harmful Plants
A new interactive database consolidates regulated invasive plant lists into one platform to support faster, more coordinated biosecurity measures.
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Success stories from South and Southeast Asia: Organising as a tool to achieve regularisation and recognition
UNU-IIGH co-organised this virtual event in partnership with Public Services International on the occasion of the 2025 CHW symposium
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In Memoriam: Dr. David M. Malone, Former United Nations University Rector
Born in Ottawa, Canada on 7 February 1954, Rector Malone passed away on 24 November 2025 in Victoria, Canada.
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Dr. David M. Malone, Former United Nations University Rector, Passes On
Born in Ottawa, Canada on 7 February 1954, Rector Malone passed away on 24 November 2025 in Victoria, Canada.
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Analysing complex challenges: UNU-MERIT concludes a successful intensive course on Agent-Based Modelling.
A week-long ABM course at UNU-MERIT gave PhD students practical tools to model complex dynamics and address today’s global challenges.
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In Memoriam: Dr. David M. Malone, Former United Nations University Rector
Born in Ottawa, Canada on 7 February 1954, Rector Malone passed away on 24 November 2025 in Victoria, Canada.