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Engaging children with the environment at a young age is critical to their own well-being, as well as the well-being of the planet, said two world-class scientists at an Earthwatch public lecture last night. Being the national student news service, Young Academic is obviously very interested in this issue, which could be crucial to [...]

Following the discovery of a potentially life bearing new planet, Kepler 22-b, Young Academic can bring you the thoughts of celebrity scientist Professor Brian Cox. [...]

Young Academic has learnt that representatives from the James Dyson Foundation have given Bournemouth University students a fascinating insight into the development of new and unique products during a one-day innovation workshop. This is great student news for Bournemouth University and a whole host of other institutions as Dyson look to visit many more colleges [...]

Young Academic brings you important student news regarding one of the UK's most prestigious organisations. Building on a strong history of scientific collaboration, the Met Office, University of Exeter, University of Leeds and the University of Reading are joining forces to form the Met Office Academic Partnership. This formal collaboration will advance the science and [...]

The sixth science symposium of the Graduate School of the Environment at CAT will take place this weekend, the event is open for public to attend. Erik Rombout will give a keynote speech on ‘lobe cities.’ Dubbed climate proof eco cities by experts, lobe cities are fast gaining popularity as eco sensitive design that [...]