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Publisher’s pick: Our top 10 ICE Publishing articles of 2024
Dive into our top 10 civil and environmental engineering and materials science key articles. Each peer-reviewed article addresses pressing issues such as public health, urban resilience and safety, and environmental sustainability.
19/12/2024
Quality education for all
Introducing The Open Lab
Like every independent publisher we strive to meet the needs of multiple stakeholders seeking to both consume and publish academic research content whilst also ensuring the models which provision these are viable and sustainable for our business. Therefore, we’ve recently launched our Open Lab as a dedicated Incubator unit. Find out more in this blog.
11/12/2024
Quality education for all
Revisiting lifelong learning
Just over two years ago, Stuart C. Billingham, Professor of Lifelong Learning, wrote a short blog entitled "What on earth is lifelong learning". Here, he revisits this topic and discusses the essence of lifelong learning.
25/11/2024
Quality education for all
The return of sustainable leadership
Read this blog by Professor Andy Hargreaves as he shares seven principles of sustainability that leaders can apply in organisations to create positive benefits for others now and in the future.
13/11/2024
Quality education for all
Moving from linear to systemic thinking about sustainability competences in higher education
Dr Vasiliki Kioupi considers systemic thinking about sustainability competences in higher education.
04/11/2024
Quality education for all
From Cairo to Rabat: RE-KnoX Mission to amplify and empower Global South researchers
In this blog, the authors focus on amplifying and empowering the voices of Global South researchers.
04/11/2024
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