Turning Cells into Tools for a Sustainable Future

The 3rd Synthetic Biology Symposium explored using cells as biosensors for contaminant detection, advancing technological capabilities in LAC

Sieglinde Gstöhl

Global Connectivity and State Authority: Legal and Policy Perspectives on Information Control

Book chapter on legal and policy perspectives on information control published by Bloomsbury

Global Governance and the Political South: Continuity and Change In and Beyond the BRICS

Publication discussing Global South perspectives on the international order with UNU-CRIS Associate Fellow Andrew F. Cooper serving as an editor

Marek Rewizorski

THE DROUGHT-MIGRATION- CONFLICT NEXUS Was the Syrian Civil War Really Caused by Climate Change?

Investigating how climate stress, agriculture, and governance shaped Syria’s crisis beyond a single drought event.

Michael Kilumelume

Michael Kilumelume is a Data Developer at UNU-WIDER for the Southern Africa – Towards Inclusive Economic Development (SA-TIED) programme.

In Conversation with Dipesh Chapagain About Why Glaciers Matter Now More Than Ever

Our expert Dipesh Chapagain explains how the impacts of losing glaciers will be felt by everyone, whether you live by a stream or a shoreline.

Yan Sun

Yan Sun is a Consultant in the Office of the Rector

EU Energy Security amid Geopolitical Change

Journal article on EU energy security authored by UNU-CRIS PhD Fellow