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Finding Order in the Chaos: 3D Bioprinting for Functional Artificial Tissues
Fellow Sofia Salazar is learning to produce microlayered tissue to advance sustainability and medical sciences, fostering academic collaboration.
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In Conversation with David Durand-Delacre: Why Planned Relocation Must Start with People
Our expert explains what is at stake and how a new simulation can help realize relocation that protects people and strengthens communities.
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Summit Spotlights Youth-led Marine Conservation and Climate Efforts
The event showcased ocean conservation initiatives and the capacity development programme Global Youth MIDORI platform (GYM).
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UN University Report Challenges Climate Change as Sole Trigger of Syrian Civil War, Exposing Governance Failures in Drought Response
New evidence debunks the reductionist drought-to-conflict narrative, underlying the role of mismanagement and war in human displacement in Syria.
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Bringing Analytical Chemistry to the Field
Fellow Joana Macagno's commitment to practical innovation is finding a way to precision agriculture, and highlights the advantages of collaboration.
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Webinar Explores the Role of AI in Research and Publishing
Experts highlighted how AI can support university research aimed at solving global sustainability challenges.
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2025 Season’s Greetings from UNU-IAS
A message from our Director marking the end of the year.
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Prospecting the Bolivian Andes for Molecules of Extreme Value
The keys to a sustainable future may be hidden in the genes of untouched ecosystems. Uncovering them will help preserve biodiversity.
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Harnessing the Power of Biodiversity to Manage Sewage
New technologies enable a targeted approach to microbial community design, presenting an opportunity for constructed wetlands as sanitation tools.
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Infographic Deep Dive: 5 Windows Into Egypt’s Economics of Climate Adaptation
A new approach shows how Egypt can protect people, services and growth through smart climate adaptation.