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The STEM crisis in China’s universities: how outdated courses are wasting talent Many Chinese degrees prioritise theory over practical experience and fail to prepare students for real-world employment, critics say.

The STEM crisis in China’s universities: how outdated courses are wasting talent

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In the latest episode of Science Natters, we hear from Dr Jennifer Mensch and Dr Michael Olson who tell us about their research into the philosophy of race.

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In our latest episode, we hear about a paper by Professor Lali Medina-Kauwe, who has created a new bioengineered protein that can deliver targeted drugs directly to brain tumours.

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In the latest episode of Science Natters, we hear from Dr Laurel Lynch who tells us about her field research on Tasmanian devils.

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In the latest episode of Science Natters, we hear from Professor Siwei Lyu who tells us about his research in generative AI and media forensics.

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Dr. Jacqueline Tabler | The Self-Organizing Bone Wave Underlying Skull Growth • scipod.global We typically take our skulls for granted, beyond their basic function in keeping our brain safe and sound within our head. When you look in the mirror, the shape of your skull, which forms the very st...

Dr Jacqueline Tabler's team reveals that skull bones grow through a self-organizing wave of differentiation, not cell migration. This biomechanical domino effect reshapes tissue from within. www.scipod.global/dr-jacquelin... #BoneBiology #SkullGrowth

Professor Dr. Frederik Wenz | McDonaldization in Healthcare: Opportunities and Pitfalls for Patients and Providers • scipod.global If you stroll into a McDonald’s fast-food restaurant in Paris, Tokyo, or New York, you’ll notice that the Big Mac tastes the same, the menu looks familiar, and the process is quick and efficient. You ...

Professor Dr Frederik Wenz examines how McDonaldization is reshaping healthcare, streamlining services but risking patient-provider connection. A double-edged sword. Listen here: www.scipod.global/professor-dr... #HealthcareReform #PatientCare

In our latest podcast, Dr Lucille Chapuis (@sharkslikejazz.bsky.social), a marine bioacoustician from
@latrobeuni.bsky.social talks to us about how she uses humour to get herself through challenges, her love of fieldwork and the importance of friendship.
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In our latest podcast, we speak with Professor Katherine Wilson and Dr Thomas Pickles, historians from the University of Chester in the UK who aim to reinvigorate history education by empowering teachers and students to work with historical objects in the classroom.

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