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.
Using renewable energy, like solar photovoltaic, to generate electricity for direct use and to electrify other sectors significantly reduces greenhouse gas emissions. Yet, the intermittent nature and dependence on solar irradiation – the amount of energy the sun puts out at a time – complicate the operation of the power network. Home battery storage systems can assist in multiple ways.
Research Data Management offers researchers a way to safeguard their findings and a pathway to collaboration, efficiency, and greater recognition for their work. At its core, research data forms the foundation of every scholarly discovery, making Open Access essential for more transparent and reusable research.
Advances in technology and study offer improvements to the practice of interpreting, as evidenced by the recent installation of new interpreting equipment at UM’s Interpreters’ Lab, overseen by Dr Amy Colman. Her mission, however, is much broader as she seeks to share the story of interpreting itself as a practice with a long history.
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