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From 3,375 Proverbs to 100 New Ones — When AI Learns African Wisdom
AI trained on African proverbs can support language preservation, education and the design of ethical AI.
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Myrthe Frissen
Myrthe Frissen is an environmental health physician and public health resident with expertise in risk assessments, healthy dietary patterns, and the impacts of global food systems on human and planetary health.
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A Story of Grit, Resilience, Being an outlier: Erica’s Journey to Winning UNU-INRA’s INFoCAT grant
One of INFoCAT project's winners(in Ghana)recounts her journey as a young Agritech Entrepreneur.
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Science Talk: Climate Loads the Gun, Governance Pulls the Trigger
Rethinking Climate-Health Pathways in the Eastern Mediterranean
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5 Advantages of Turning From A Nature-Negative to A Nature-Positive Economy
A shift in how we value nature could reshape finance, reduce global risks and redefine long-term prosperity.
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UNU-BIOLAC and Universidad Central de Venezuela Sign Agreement to Promote Academic Exchange in Biotechnology
The agreement stems from a successful academic experience and includes Mexican Instituto Tecnologico de Monterrey as a technical ally.
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Migration Seminar Series: Who counts and who's counted: the complicated relationship between migrants and population data
This seminar traces how migrants were counted in UK censuses, showing how population data can mean recognition, risk, and evolving democratic power.
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Webinar #3 | From Field to Framework: How "Micro-Transformations" Became an ICEGOV 2025 Award-Winning Paper
3rd webinar of the series "Write. Review. Publish.", aimed specifically at the ICEGOV community, will feature Robert O. Ifeonu
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UNU-IAS and Waseda University Sign Agreement on Academic and Student Exchange
Under the agreement, UNU-IAS and Waseda University Graduate School of Asia-Pacific Studies will collaborate on research and educational activities.
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Webinar | Gender-responsive/-transformative interventions in HIV, TB, and Malaria programmes: What can we learn from the existing evidence-base?
Examining evidence on changes in health- and gender-related outcomes attributable to gender-responsive and -transformative interventions in HIV, tuberculosis (TB), and malaria programmes.