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It’s good to talk – the many methods and levels of communication

May 03 2023

PhD student speaks about the differing forms of communication for humans and animals – and her experience of returning to university in her late 40s

Content Moderators: The fire fighters of the internet

April 04 2023

The Centre for Abuse and Trauma Studies (CATS) highlights the damaging impact that child sex abuse material can have on content moderators

Labour rights reporting: Is a new era in sight?

March 28 2023

MDX academic explains how British firms will have to comply with new EU corporate laws covering a range of social and environmental issues

ChatGPT could be your Ally – really!

January 23 2023

Professor Balbir Dean, Academic Dean of the Faculty of Science and Technology, explains why academia should embrace rather than fight against the AI platform

Devastating cost of ignoring human factors exposed in ferry sinking

November 11 2022

MDX academic Roger Kline, who will appear in an upcoming Channel 5 documentary on the sinking of The Herald of Free Enterprise, explains what caused the disaster.

All systems shutdown: how do governments use the “Internet kill switch” to hide violations to human rights?

October 07 2022

Dr Mahdi Aiash, Senior Lecturer in Computing & Communications, describes what total and partial Internet shutdowns ordered by repressive regimes involve and how they can be bypassed

Zero tolerance for bullying in healthcare?

September 22 2022

Roger Kline, MDX Research Fellow, argues tackling bullying and harassment in healthcare must remain a priority and equal more than well-meaning statements of planned action

The freedom to think: stating the obvious?

July 27 2022

MDX legal academic Beth Shiner explains how the freedom of thought, which is the foundation of all rights, has been impacted by the rise of technology ahead of an international virtual symposium

Ideal Victimhood, Misogyny, and the Amber Heard Trial

June 28 2022

MDX Criminology and Sociology lecturer Dr Daniel Sailofsky fears that the Amber Heard vs Johnny Depp trial will be a turning point for all the wrong reasons. Here he takes us through his views on why

Why Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is not the end of the UN Charter system

March 28 2022

MDX legal expert explains why international courts and the UN Charter will still be crucial in peacefully resolving the conflict

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