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In Memoriam: Dr. Jacques Fomerand, Former Head of UNU-ONA
Dr. Fomerand served as Head of the UNU Office in North America from 1992–2003.
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The World Station on Water, Environment and Health in Urban Systems
UNU-INWEH, World Urban Pavilion (WUP) and Urban Economy Forum (UEF) to create a new platform for tackling urban sustainability problems
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United Nations University and City of Richmond Hill Partner on Sustainability Transition
The new partnership agreement was signed on the occasion of the UNU Rector’s visit to Canada
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Dr. Cheng Xiong
Dr. Cheng Xiong specializes in the optimization of water and power systems.
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Chuting Wang
Chuting (Ivy) Wang is active in promoting international education, encouraging joint interdisciplinary research, and strengthening cross-cultural academic ties with a strong focus on sustainability, especially in the Global South.
Media Coverage
Modern slavery risks among people lacking official documentation
The Guardian reports on new UNU-CPR and Freedom Fund research exposing heightened risks among undocumented populations.
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Dr. Mohsen Mesgaran
As an agroecologist and modeler, Dr. Mohsen Mesgaran works at the interface of agriculture, ecology, and technology, employing quantitative approaches that utilize a variety of modeling techniques, including statistical/mathematical models, physiological (crop growth) models, and machine learning (AI).
Seminar
Migration Seminar Series: Where To Next? The Evolving Situation Of Eritreans On The Move
ONLINE: G. Cole, M. Belloni, and A. Tesfai explore where Eritreans seek refuge, focusing on decisions of Eritreans in Addis, Cairo, and Kampala.
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The impact of the “Twin Transition” on GHG emissions: a firm level analysis
MAASTRICHT & ONLINE: Our UNU-MERIT Seminar Series team is pleased to announce our upcoming research seminar featuring Edward Cruickshank (University of Milan and Pavia, Italy).
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Media Advisory: UNU-EHS experts available for interviews at COP29
On site in Baku, United Nations University scientists can explain negotiations, provide background and contextualize many of the big debates.