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Photonics Ghana was launched in 2020 to bring together Ghanaian experts and students in photonics to promote science and photonics in Ghana.

The use of nanomaterials remains challenging to regulate because of their small size.

Digital communication tools seem to be most prevalent in finding and reaching new prospects and in the persuasion phase, whereas more traditional communication tools still prevail in customer relationship management.

Time plays an important role when modelling the influx and accumulation of microplastics, as well as in predicting any environmental risks they might cause in the future.

The doctoral thesis of Emmi-Leena Ihantola, MSc, provides new insights into T-cell dysfunction and autoantigen recognition in type 1 diabetes.