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Amidst stiff competition, a KMi bid has emerged as one of only 7 funded in an innovative AHRC-EPSRC-JISC eScience programme…
The overwhelming majority of world scientists have recognised that global warming is a man-made reality, an escalating threat to life…
Inventor of the World-Wide Web, and honorary graduate of KMi’s first Virtual Degree Ceremony in 2000, Sir Tim Berners-Lee has…
KMi PhD student Tom Heath features in a new podcast released today, where he talks about his research at KMi,…
ESWC participants were positively glowing at the first NeOn Glowfest in Innsbruck on 4th June, which marked the launch of…
"I refuse to put my life on hold while I wait for somebody else ‘to make me whole’." That quote,…
The KMi developed ERA (Enabling Remote Activity) system, designed to enable mobility impaired students to participate in Geology field trips,…
A new project, called Personal Inquiry (PI), aims to help young people to acquire the knowledge and skills they need…
Geographical presence maps are now available in MSG on both of the OpenLearn websites, LearningSpace and LabSpace. The MSG Presence…
The Prolearn General Assembly was held in the Knowledge Media Institute of the Open University in the UK on Monday…
A new project, funded by the Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) programme, aims to develop a new generation geography e-learning product…
The Hypermedia Discourse team has been busy for the last fortnight. Since the end of April, they have been presenting…
