Foreign Policy Magazine

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Successful candidates for the Hamilton Lugar School of Global and International Studies at Indiana University have advanced knowledge of at least one world language and are committed to a multidisciplinary approach to studying international affairs-o

Tes

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Do you remember the research that showed chocolate can help you lose weight? It came out in 2015, made headlines around the world and seemed too good to be true. Guess what? It was. Journalist Johannes Bohannon later explained that it was a scam, in

The European Business Review

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Most managers know they need to create an environment where people can speak up in order to hear innovative ideas and avoid scandals. Research from a new book ‘Speak Up: Say what needs to be said and hear what needs to be heard’ (Financial Times Publ

The European Business Review

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Founded in 1953 in one of Europe’s premier education spots, Vlerick Business School in Belgium focuses on knowledge creation through research-based learning structure to produce business leaders that approach business problems in a broader and more s

TechLife

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01 PERFORM INITIAL RESEARCH.  If you plan to be travelling through an area, look online for potential places to make images, or research how other photographers have approached target locations you plan to visit. Find out details regarding access and

(inside) interior design review

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Associate Professor Suzie Attiwill recently took up the role of Associate Dean Interior Design at RMIT – a new role in the university, established as part of an overall strategy that gives prominence to disciplines. Interior Design is clustered with

India Today

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With nearly 50,000 institutes for higher education, this 24th annual edition of India Today Group’s ranking of colleges in India intends to make critical career decisions easier for aspirants, based on rich information and data. This ranking has come

Family Tree UK

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Identify one section of your family tree on which you are finding it difficult to decide how to progress. Then enlist the steps that David has advised, to work through any available records and build up a theory that may shed light on your research.

Artist Profile

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IDRIS MURPHY DEBATE IN AND AROUND ART EDUCATION IN THIS country and therefore its impact on our culture and support for retaining art schools, particularly in Sydney, is important and needs input from all those who truly care for a serious ongoing v

Lebanon Opportunities

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Findings by InfoPro Research show that the number of apartments available for sale is unchanged from 2018. Development activity decreased by 58 percent during the first six months of 2019 compared to the same period the year before. The number of sol

The Guardian

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Every day millions of people ask Google life’s most difficult questions. Our writers answer some of the commonest queries

Family Tree

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A research plan helps you stay focused on accomplishing a specific objective—whether you’re researching your own family or someone else’s. Use this worksheet to map out the five key steps of a solid research plan that will save you time and produce c

Beijing Review

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Li Mengrong is among the 10 lucky graduates at the Nanjing University of Posts and Telecommunications who had their tassels turned by the university president—with the help of a robot. Li joined the on-campus commencement ceremony remotely through

BBC Science Focus Magazine

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Pragya is a behavioural and data scientist, ex-academic, and a freelance writer and journalist. She runs a research think tank called The 50% Foundation, which is for gender equality. Her book, Sway, emerged out of her own academic research, and her

The Atlantic

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Joseph Epstein’s record of provocation and self-disgracing is long but not unbroken. To start with something positive: He revived the reputation of one of my favorite style guides, a book by F. L. Lucas that advises writers to avoid writing “in the w

Match of the Day Magazine

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WOULD YOU LIKE TO have your say in the development of Match Of The Day magazine? Every year, we carry out research on behalf of BBC Studios, inviting readers to give their views on this magazine and other BBC Studios titles. This research is used by

Digital Photographer

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1 Perform initial research If you plan to be travelling through an area, look online for potential places to make images, or research how other photographers have approached target locations you plan to visit. Find out details regarding access and th

Futurity

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In certain cases, people will lie in order to appear more honest, researchers report. They found evidence that highly favorable circumstances can prompt people to fudge the truth, even at personal monetary cost. Using a range of online experiments an

Futurity

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A new tool can measure parent perceptions of how they engage with their children’s education, researchers report. The tool also offers school administrators a quick, economical, and efficient alternative to the often expensive and cumbersome measures

Futurity

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How a manager responds to an employee’s suggestion can influence whether they open up in the future, according to a new study. Speaking up in front of a supervisor can be stressful—but it doesn’t have to be. A new paper shows how leaders can use lang

Futurity

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Congregations were increasingly using technology during worship services even before the pandemic, research shows. COVID-19 has made technology essential to collective religious life. Livestreamed services, which people view from home, are the new no

Money Magazine

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A collection of online and face-to-face interviews with more than 600 indigenous Australians shows 62% had moderate or high access to financial products and services in the past 12 months. However, 75% of indigenous Australians had trouble getting he

Futurity

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Impartial studies need to address 26 pressing questions about children and teen firearm injuries, say experts. Firearm injuries kill more American children and teens than anything else, except automobile crashes. But research on how those firearm inj

Futurity

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Striking power poses won’t boost your confidence or make you feel more powerful, a review of past studies indicates. “There has literally never been a study that compared a power pose to a normal pose and found any positive effect for a power pose.”

Futurity

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The difference in appearing cool or not can hinge on something as simple as a smile, new research suggests. Caleb Warren, assistant professor of marketing in the University of Arizona’s Eller College of Management, has spent his career trying to answ

Foreign Policy Magazine

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NPR

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John Bohannon, founder of Science magazine's "Dance Your Ph.D." contest, presents the 2018 winner, Pramodh Senarath Yapa. He won over judges with his choreographic rendition of some chaotic electrons.

Beijing Review

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Recently, a notice released on the website of China’s Ministry of Education (MOE) stirred a controversy in the country’s universities. The notice listed 10 suggestions targeting Science Citation Index (SCI) academic papers. It stated that the publica

Writer's Digest

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Years later, Angwin, the MFA student from Goucher, read about the Amazon debacle and contacted Sinor for resources when she realized that her university’s new electronic submission policy would result in her thesis being freely available online. Afte

Writing Magazine

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‘I wish I’d known how complicated the research for writing historical fiction would be. When I started writing The Company Daughters, I anticipated no difficulty in finding information about the Dutch Golden Age. After all, this was a well-known peri