Does your ‘private’ data picture meet the beauty standards of society? COMMENT: Private companies and public sectors collect our data every day and minute. In a democratic society, we need to teach children to become critically aware and understand how data processing and digital technologies really work.
2019 is the UN’s International Year of Indigenous Languages. And we need it to be Linguists warn against the death of half of the world’s languages by the end of this century.
How science can help cities prepare for attacks on metro systems OPINION: Whatever preparations metro authorities make for disasters, they can consider their passengers to be part of their solution. They need to design the tunnel environment for the people, not the people for the environment.
How breast milk could help prevent the antibiotic apocalypse OPINION: A Professor from Lund University explains how breast milk can be used to treat antibiotic resistant bacteria.
This simple experiment shows how easy it is for society to become segregated OPINION: It seems obvious: if we are tolerant of people who are different from us, then our friends should come from all sections of society, our neighbourhoods should include people from all different races and our workplaces should have a good balance of men and women.
Why some companies are becoming environmental activists OPINION: After decades of activists campaigning against companies’ poor environmental records, are companies suddenly becoming environmental activists themselves?
Learning in day care - is that what we really want? Two-year-olds are now subjected to school-like learning. But is sitting still and neglecting playtime really the best thing for our children?
Tomorrow's technology will lead to sweeping changes in society – it must, for all our sakes OPINION: The shift to tomorrow's society will not take place over hundreds of years, but within a generation, argue two researchers.
Why Finland and Norway still shun university tuition fees – even for international students OPINION: A high level of education is beneficial for all of society, so individual human beings should not have to pay for it, argues Professor Jussi Välimaa.
Opinion: "Denmark must not succumb to polarisation in the wake of Copenhagen attacks" Nuances have it tough in times of polarisation and we must be careful not to fall back on prejudice and profiling, writes philosophy Professor Vincent F. Hendricks.
A sex life with rape and pepper spray Bed bugs have some rather special sexual habits involving rape and pepper spray.
