Can we look inside our brains? Denise Camilleri of Opening Doors Malta interviews Dr Claude Bajada of Department of Physiology & Biochemistry about the science of the brain.
The video team consisted of THINK’s editor Daiva Repečkaitė, Dr Anne-Marie Callus from the Department of Disability Studies, and UM’s videographers, James Moffett and Sarah Zammit. The Department of Cognitive Science provided the props, and the Library kindly offered the venue.
URNA is Malta’s response to the 5th edition of the London Design Biennale 2025. THINK speaks to curator Andrew Borg Wirth and Arts Council Malta Internationalisation Executive Romina Delia to learn how this project seeks to create a connection between souls when experiencing a loss.
The earliest recorded attempts at hip replacement date back to 1891. At the time, ivory was proposed to replace the femoral heads of patients whose hip joints had been destroyed by tuberculosis. Since then, everything changed. THINK speaks to the MaltaHip Team to learn about their innovative hip replacement technology.
The Humanities, Medicine, and Science (HUMS) Symposia at the University of Malta offer a unique platform where experts from diverse fields come together to explore a single theme from multiple disciplinary perspectives. This academic year, the HUMS first event, entitled ‘The Sun’, provided an interdisciplinary deep dive into the scientific, cultural, and existential significance of our closest star.
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