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Failing safely - why planning for the worst saves lives in an earthquake »

The recent earthquakes in Haiti and Chile have highlighted the influence of economic wealth, robust governance, and social learning on societal resilience and human security. In Haiti, some 250,000 people may have lost their lives, with infrastructure ...

Wed 24 Mar 2010 by Prof Colin Taylor | Read more »

The beacon of knowledge »

Right now, issues such as mobile phone masts, medical vaccines and the spread of infectious diseases are often cause for great deal of public concern. With so many researchers working in such a vast array of fields, the volume of information being publ...

Tue 20 Nov 2007 by Professor Mary Bownes | Read more »

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