High temperatures are leading farmers to cut out chemicals and intensive ploughing to improve soil quality so it retains water

I joined UKRI six years ago because I was deeply attracted to the ambition of unifying curiosity led research and strategic or mission led interventions with the power of science to drive a just ec…

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Understanding the intersections between Indigenous Peoples and the One Health approach demands a fundamental reorientation of how translational work is conceptualized, enacted and evaluated. Partnersh...

Season 1, Episode 1

In this opening episode, hosts Professors Michael Stanley-Baker and Leverhulme Emeritus Fellow, Ronit Yoeli-Tlalim, set out the central questions of this podcast: what can ancient Asian medicine, glob...

Building on a background in Asian medicine, Ronit Yoeli-Tlalim’s general audience book will focus on important forgotten lessons of health and well-being from the past

Season 1, Episode 1

This group provides a forum for scholarly work on the premodern period that connects histories of science, technology, and health, with histories of art, visual culture, and material culture. In order to ensure a broad range of approaches and opinions within the working group, its key terms will be broadly defined in all respects: we see "premodernity" stretching backwards from the seventeenth century to antiquity; "health" as incorporating global histories of both institutional medicine and more vernacular practices and personnel of healing; and "visual and material culture" ranging from the built environment to the smaller-scale world of images, diagrams, tools, and other technical objects.

Relentless off-the-peg commercial rewiring has undermined British higher education

Groups say EEOC demand for names and personal details echoes dark history and threatens safety and civil rights

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