Since 5G was announced, it has polarised public opinion. Many claim that it will revolutionise the world, while others fear that it poses a threat to our health. In Malta, the installation of new antennas on rooftops and public spaces has fueled debate. But what is 5G, how does it work, and is it actually dangerous? THINK speaks with Dr Julian Bonello, a researcher from UM’s Department of Physics, to separate fact from fiction.
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December is a month of celebrations; Christmas, Hanukkah, and others. While usually seen as a time of union, the holidays can also reinforce a sense of solitude and catalyze all sorts of strong emotions. A collaboration between BetaPsi, HoASA and the University of Malta Library will host an exhibition that explores the connection between mental health and religious celebrations in December through art.
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Maritime transportation accounts for around 80% of the worldwide transportation of goods and plays a crucial role in sea borne global trade. It is the most economically efficient means for long-distance, inter-continental transportation, but it also boasts one of the lowest emissions per kilometre and unit transported.
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