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Fri 03 Feb 2023
Expert blog: The return of ‘environmental pirates’? Greenpeace v. Shell on the Atlantic Ocean
Greenpeace activists have been accused of piracy after targeting vessels and offshore platforms – but is the label of ‘pirates’ consistent with international law? Nottingham Law School PhD researcher, Laurence Teillet, explores the issue with co-researcher, Ahmad Ali Shariati, PhD student at the University of Sussex.
Expert blog: Deserts are brimming with life but remain one of the most poorly-understood ecosystems – here’s why that needs to change
Wed 01 Feb 2023
Pilot study shows how zero waste in food supply chain could be achieved through smart IoT technology
Tue 31 Jan 2023
People with strong self-control can withstand more physical discomfort, research suggests
Mon 30 Jan 2023
Expert blog: Seoul food - why the sensory Korean food phenomenon known as ‘Mukbang’ is becoming popular in the West
Thu 19 Jan 2023
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Expert blog: Deserts are brimming with life but remain one of the most poorly-understood ecosystems – here’s why that needs to change
By Sarah Curtis, PhD researcher, School of Animal, Rural and Environmental Sciences
Expert blog: Seoul food - why the sensory Korean food phenomenon known as ‘Mukbang’ is becoming popular in the West
Mukbang, a previously uniquely South Korean online phenomenon of watching people eat, is becoming increasingly popular in Western countries. Psychology lecturer and researcher, Dr Andrew Harris, explains why.
Expert blog: Own goal of the century - an insight into the branding failures of the 2022 FIFA World Cup
From Budweiser to Beckham, Steve Bingham, Senior Lecturer in Marketing at Nottingham Business School, explores the branding ups and downs of the World Cup 2022
Expert blog: Black Friday has hidden risks for shoppers and businesses – support local instead
Professor Lynn Oxborrow, Nottingham Business School, suggests that consumers go green for Black Friday
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