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Digital infrastructure: laying the foundations for a better-connected future

theknowledgeexchangeblog2024-08-30T12:05:16+00:002 December 2016|Uncategorized|

In the first of three articles looking at the challenges facing the building control sector, James Carson highlights the growing demand – driven in part by changes to the building regulations due in 2017 ….

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theknowledgeexchangeblog2016-11-30T15:08:48+00:0030 November 2016|Uncategorized|

Women in politics: the long and winding road to equality

theknowledgeexchangeblog2024-08-30T12:05:16+00:0030 November 2016|Government and politics|

On 9 November, the world woke up to learn the name of the next US president – and it wasn’t the name most people had been expecting. Although the election didn’t turn out to ….

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theknowledgeexchangeblog2016-11-28T15:10:36+00:0028 November 2016|Uncategorized|

Night mayors: building bridges between businesses and communities

theknowledgeexchangeblog2024-08-30T12:05:16+00:0028 November 2016|Arts, culture and leisure, Business and economy, Regeneration and community development|

We’ve previously written about the importance of the night-time economy as a driver of tourism, leisure and business growth in towns and cities. And we’ve also blogged about the challenges facing night-time industries, ….

“All it takes is one song to bring back 1,000 memories”: using music therapy in dementia care

theknowledgeexchangeblog2024-08-30T12:05:16+00:0025 November 2016|Health and social care|

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Earlier this month, it was reported that dementia had overtaken heart disease as the leading cause of death in England and Wales. And caring for those with dementia is becoming the major social care ….

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theknowledgeexchangeblog2016-11-24T16:32:16+00:0024 November 2016|Uncategorized|

Who’s afraid of the big, bad robot? Preparing the labour market for a future with AI

theknowledgeexchangeblog2024-08-30T12:05:16+00:0023 November 2016|Business and economy, Education and Skills, employment, Employment, jobs and careers|

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By Heather Cameron

“Science fiction is slowly becoming science fact”. This is what the interim Chair of the government’s Science and Technology Committee said in their recently published report on robotics and artificial intelligence (AI).

While ….

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