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BSBI publications cover various topics, from scientific journals which publish original research papers and articles to the Café Scientifique Chronicle which covers the Café Scientifique events we have held.

Dr Matthew Hall, Programme Leader for Psychology at Arden University, delivered two talks on internet-related violence this month in two different countries.

The University of Law’s online campus has unveiled an exciting new pro bono initiative, the Human Rights and Technology Research Clinic, developed in partnership with Privacy International and Deighton Pierce Glynn.

As artificial intelligence (AI) technology continues to advance, it has prompted a significant shift in how humans communicate. Raquel Benitez, Associate Dean of the Master of Arts in Digital Media and Global Communications program at UNF, addresses this impact as co-editor of a new book, Revolutionizing Communication: The Role of Artificial Intelligence.

UNF associate professor says findings could easily apply to Niagara Falls tourism industry. Imagine experiencing the thrill of ziplining over Niagara Falls or witnessing fog roll through a vineyard as the sun rises in Niagara-on-the-Lake without having to leave the comfort of your own home.

The changes in work dynamics and employees’ ways of work based on recent technological changes in organizations was explored in a recent research paper authored by a faculty member of the University of Niagara Falls Canada.

Non-profit research at University of Europe for Applied Sciences: 5G Inclusion 4.0 5G Inclusion 2.0. – how can digital assistance systems (such as virtual reality glasses) based on 5G networking support people with cognitive impairments in their working environment?” This question is being investigated by the University of Europe for Applied Sciences (UE) together with

New freedom of information requests submitted by The University of Law (ULaw), have revealed the total number of wrongful convictions that have taken place in the UK and which areas of the country are seeing the highest volume of conviction appeals.