Gaúcha who completed a master's degree during flooding wins a R$ 2 million scholarship in the USA to study climate crisis impacts in RS
Andressa Valentin, a 29-year-old architect from Sapucaia do Sul, Brazil, has been awarded a full scholarship valued at over R$ 2 million to pursue a PhD in Urban Planning at Ohio State University.
From New Town to Grigiškės: What Makes Each Vilnius District Special?
A study of Vilnius districts aims to help the city government, communities, and businesses to better plan for the future by understanding the unique characteristics and needs of each area.
Right-wing men are more eager for children than left-wing men
A new study reveals that right-leaning men in Sweden show a higher desire to have children compared to their left-leaning counterparts, while women's parental aspirations remain unaffected by political affiliation.
It was revealed what the districts of Vilnius are like: the differences are greater than they seemed
A study on the identity of Vilnius districts reveals significant differences among them, paving the way for community engagement and future urban planning.
Home Office Study: Opportunity Makes Parents
A recent study indicates that couples working from home are more likely to have children, with findings showing a 14% higher birthrate among home office users in Germany compared to those who do not work from home.
‘Where have all our front gardens gone?’: Sydney’s supersized driveways eat into yards
Sydney's increasing number of large driveways is significantly reducing front yard spaces in suburban areas, according to a new research study.
Nuclear propulsion under three conditions
A new study proposes the inclusion of nuclear energy in Greece's long-term energy planning, contingent on certain conditions.
One Month to Unified Entrance Exams. Experts Advise on Strategy
Experts recommend strategic preparation for the upcoming unified entrance exams in Czechia, highlighting the importance of focus and planning for students.
Aquarius Horoscope for Today, March 10, 2026: Predictions for Health, Love, and Money
Aquarius individuals are encouraged to start new projects, as the energy on March 10, 2026, is favorable for study and planning, while maintaining a balance in health and relationships.
German prisoners who built a neighborhood in Goiânia arrived in the capital after an agreement with the English government, study says
A study reveals that around 50 Nazi prisoners came to Goiânia in 1950 to construct a neighborhood, following an agreement between the local government and the English government.
The Most Walkable Cities in the World: Riga Included in the List
A recent study has declared Florence the most walkable city in the world, with Riga also recognized for its pedestrian-friendly features.
Roraima leads national ranking of urban areas vulnerable to floods, says study
A recent study reveals that Roraima has the highest proportion of urban areas at risk of flooding in Brazil, with nearly half of its urbanized land sitting less than three meters above nearby water bodies.
Warning: Putin may be planning a 'nuclear accident'
The Institute for the Study of War warns that Russia might stage a nuclear incident to distract from its military failures in Ukraine and shift blame towards Ukraine.
A study on the renovation of Kaunas Old Town streets has been prepared: planned changes and priorities
A comprehensive study has been developed to guide the future renovation of streets in Kaunas Old Town, focusing on people's needs and enhancing the cultural and historical context.
When a man's wage rises, the family has more children... but why is the opposite true for women?
A study reveals that the increase in men's wages positively affects family decisions on having more children, while higher earnings for women tend to result in fewer children being born.
Short study goals help maintain motivation in the preparation for the university entrance exam
The article discusses effective strategies for students preparing for university entrance exams in Brazil, emphasizing the importance of establishing clear, short-term goals and proper planning.
No, young adults have not stopped dreaming of children
A new study reveals that young adults in Denmark still aspire to have children, predominantly desiring two or more, despite a growing disconnect between their dreams and the reality of declining birth rates.
Researchers try to dispel two persistent myths about Danes' dreams of children
A recent study reveals that while young adults in Denmark still desire to have children, there is a growing gap between their dreams and the reality of declining birth rates.
Researchers believe they can debunk two enduring myths about Danes' desire to have children
A new study suggests that despite perceptions, most young Danes still wish to have children, with many desiring two or more, but a gap persists between these dreams and reality.
Planning to study abroad requires more than filling out applications. It requires clarity, timing, and access to the right information
3AG Global Resources is organizing a multi-city EduFair in Nigeria to assist prospective students in making informed decisions regarding studying abroad.
Montreal spent 30 years on the Olympics, the Greeks' softball stadium is deteriorating. Why cities are no longer rushing to host the Games
The article discusses the declining interest in hosting the Olympics, using Cortina d’Ampezzo's recent Olympic preparations as a case study.
17-Year-Old Approved for Medicine at Federal University Planned to Study Pharmacy
Fernando Abreu Miranda, a 17-year-old from Brazil, unexpectedly received admission to study medicine at the Federal University of Tocantins after initially planning to pursue pharmacy.
Goiânia has 120 risk areas and more than 6,000 people in vulnerable locations, study points out; see neighborhoods
A technical survey revealed that Goiânia has 120 geo-hydrological risk areas, affecting approximately 6,464 people living in vulnerable conditions.
Your passport to the future: A complete guide to studying abroad from Brazil
Studying at a foreign university offers students the opportunity to experience new cultures and establish a global network, but it requires proper planning and selection of the right institution.
Slow Shift in Drive Systems: Electric Cars Currently Have Little Chance in the City
Electric cars are mostly popular among homeowners and rural residents, while city dwellers struggle with charging infrastructure, according to a new study.
The study revealed what retirement age individuals plan: unexpected
A survey reveals that many individuals approaching retirement plan to continue working, with variations in financial strategies and lifestyle adjustments based on their backgrounds.
How did Carthage manage to build such an advanced wall in Hispania? A study has just solved it
A recent study has uncovered how Carthage constructed an advanced defensive wall in Hispania, highlighting the logistical challenges and strategic planning involved.
Pension Security Center: Finns Plan to Retire Even Later
A recent study by the Pension Security Center reveals that Finnish employees are planning to retire at an average age of 65 years and 5 months, which is 10 months later than in 2018.
Labor market in 2026. Stabilization after a period of exhaustion
The sentiment of Polish employers is stabilizing positively, with more medium and large companies planning to increase rather than decrease their workforce in 2026, as revealed by a recent study by Grant Thornton.
Affordable home ownership is possible - if politics finally lets go
A study indicates that reducing property transfer taxes could make home ownership more affordable, urging politicians to take serious action on retirement planning.
Practice Stress Management Techniques Against Procrastination
An expert advises on mental preparation strategies for entrance exams, addressing procrastination, planning study hours, parental involvement, stress management, and the role of artificial intelligence as a motivator.