More and more leading universities are ensuring their students have access to routine, personal, formative feedback with Studiosity, in order to: grow higher-order-thinking skills in graduates, to develop student satisfaction, bolster academic integrity, and to ensure connection between peers. In this segment, ALT Reporter Donna Bernard visits the University of Exeter to find out more about how they are using Studiosity.

Researchers and students are pioneering interdisciplinary humanities study through the use of technology

UAEU has pioneered research into the genetic variations of bumblebees in the hope that these pollinators might be able to adapt to climate change

If researchers at UAEU can successfully treat the toxic components found in e-waste, it could go a long way to solving the planet’s pollution problem

The gut microbe Ruminococcus gnavus lives in all of us and remains a mystery to most, but researchers at Hong Kong Baptist University have uncovered one of its secrets, and in doing so have presented hope for new ways of treating IBS

Researchers at the QUILL Research Centre (Queen's University Ionic Liquid Laboratories) are discovering how ionic liquid technology can be used in the development and recycling of magnets and batteries used in renewable energy technologies.

USING IONIC LIQUIDS TO RECYCLE PLASTIC WASTE

Working with key partners across the island of Ireland, researchers at QUILL (Queen's University Ionic Liquid Laboratories) are discovering how ionic liquids can provide a sustainable way of recycling plastic waste.

Most potable water in Gulf countries comes from desalination, but the process is expensive and has a large environmental footprint

The efficiency of perovskite solar cells opens up new possibilities for renewable energy, but to exploit their full potential, science needs to fully understand them