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Press Release 29 Jul 2026

MEDIA ADVISORY: Noto Peninsula Reconstruction Support — Discover the Secrets of Noto's Nature with Sakana-kun and Dr. Yoro

Journalists are invited to an event on the resilient nature and wildlife of the Noto Peninsula in Japan after the 2024 disasters.

Announcement 29 Jul 2026

Open Call: RCE Applications

Applications are open until 1 December 2026.

News 28 Jul 2026

Reverse to Break Through

Dr. Pilar Moreno led an advanced training in reverse genetics for Latin American scientists to engineer RNA viruses for vaccines and cancer therapy.

News 27 Jul 2026

AI for SDGs - Global Youth AI Future Innovation Competition 2026 Call for Applications

AI × Education: AI Transforming the Educational Paradigm and Enhancing AI Literacy Nov. 26, 2026 | Macau SAR, China

News 27 Jul 2026

UNU Macau and SAIFS ECNU Sign MOU on Internship Collaboration

This internship collaboration creats pathways for young talent through AI, finance, and United Nations research experience.

News 24 Jul 2026

UNU-EGOV Contributes to International Discussions on AI Governance and Sustainable Development

Charmaine Distor, Research Consultant at UNU-EGOV, participated in the 39th Annual Meeting of the ACUNS and in the APEC Tech for Good Workshop.

News 24 Jul 2026

Landscape Approaches Discussed at Global Nature Positive Summit

The side event showcased practical experiences from Japan on integrating biodiversity conservation with sustainable local development.

News 24 Jul 2026

Bacteria Against Medicines

Medicine pollution is a growing environmental issue with far-reaching consequences. Paola Velásquez tackles it with the help of 𝑃𝑠𝑒𝑢𝑑𝑜𝑚𝑜𝑛𝑎s

News 23 Jul 2026

Welcome to the Summer 2026 Edition of COLLECTIVE, the UNU Macau Newsletter

The Summer 2026 edition of COLLECTIVE highlights UNU Macau’s latest work in research, education, partnerships, and community engagement.

News 22 Jul 2026

New study finds land degradation is already reducing global food production

Every 10% increase in land degradation results in 2% increase in crop yield gaps, UNU scientist warns.

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