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Pushing boundaries: Peter McLaren on the importance of critical pedagogy inside and outside the classroom

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An interview with Peter McLaren on how critical pedagogy has evolved and where he sees this social movement and philosophy progressing.

Peter McLaren is Distinguished Professor in Critical Studies and Co-Director and International Ambassador for Global Ethics and Social Justice of the Paulo Freire Democratic Project at Chapman University in the […]

Binarism grammatical lacuna: The impacts of grammar on non-binary people

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Dr Carla Carmona studied the relationship between language and binary ideology and investigated how a language’s grammar contributes to the marginalisation of non-binary people through a phenomenon she terms binarism grammatical lacuna.

Social injustices associated with gender are becoming more disruptive and attracting particular attention. In her new paper, Carla Carmona from the University of Seville in Spain looks at the relationship […]

Manufacturing on the nanoscale: Optomechanical sensors with multiphoton polymerization

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Hengky Chandrahalim and Jeremiah Williams have developed a new approach to manufacturing truly 3D sensors on optical fiber tips.

Sensors are the eyes, ears, and noses of autonomous devices. Whether it’s designed to operate on land, in the air or on ground, any autonomous device needs a huge array […]

Sustainability asymmetries in buyer–supplier relationships

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A chain is only as strong as its weakest link. This is easy to say, but the reality is more complex. New research into sustainability and Strategic Supply Chain Management […]

World Science Day for Peace and Development 2022: Join in #ScienceDay

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Highlighting the importance of science and science communication for World Science Day 2022 - celebrating peace and development!

It’s World Science Day for Peace and Development! Celebrated every 10th of November, #ScienceDay highlights the importance of science for the world – both for protecting our fragile planet, and […]

Rehabilitation, health, and return to work

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Ever since Aristotle’s time, the main determinants of health and sickness have been considered to be socioeconomic factors such as lifestyle, healthy behaviours, and a person’s social and physical environment, […]

Jamie Soffe: Senior Partnerships Executive at Research Outreach

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Research Outreach presents a series of blogs for Jamie Soffe, Partnerships Executive here at Research Outreach.

Research Outreach provides a suite of communication services, from articles to podcasts to video abstracts, all with the intention of bringing cutting-edge research to the wider public. Whether your interest […]

Research Outreach – Issue 132: Police deception, machine learning, and psychedelic therapy

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Research Outreach Issue 132 includes a number of articles, such as a study of a natural resin as a powerful pesticide, how phytoplankton impacted biodiversity, and how implementing solvent-based recycling […]

The life of a lithium-ion battery

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A review of lithium-ion batteries for Research Outreach issue 133

If you’re reading this on a laptop or mobile phone, it’s likely powered by a lithium-ion battery – a huge amount of our everyday technology, from computers to medical devices […]

Climate justice: International Open Access Week 2022

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Celebrating #OAWeek2022 with our favourite articles on this year's theme of 'Open for Climate Justice '

#OAWeek…is now open! Open access to knowledge is essential for tackling the climate emergency. ‘Openness can create pathways to more equitable knowledge sharing and serve as a means to address […]