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In the time it takes me to make an espresso shot, I'll tell you about advice from University of Melbourne in Australia.

Most children with mental health problems in Australia do not receive the minimally adequate treatment. Those that do, do not improve.

The recent study is a wake-up to re-evaluate Australia's mental health systems and how to better fund it...

In the time it takes me to make an espresso shot, I'll tell you about research coming from University of Calgary in Canada.

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How do parents have smoother back-to-school transitions amidst COVID19?

A group of psychologists from University of Calgary give some tips...

http://researchstoryteller.com/espresso-knowledge/back-to-school

In the time it takes me to make an espresso shot, I'll tell you about research coming from University of Western Cape in South Africa.

A South African community is aware of mobile health apps that help manage diabetes, but hardly uses them.

Researchers are puzzles and are asking why...

http://researchstoryteller.com/espresso-knowledge/diabetes-africa

In the time it takes me to make an espresso shot, I'll tell you about research coming from University of Stockholm, Sweden.

Frozen peatlands are thawing - this is bad news for global warming

Scientists have created the most accurate map of Earth's peatlands - the largest terrestrial source of carbon.

The map will help estimate how peatlands respond to global warming.

Why should we worry if peatlands start thawing?

http://researchstoryteller.com/espresso-knowledge/peatlands-frozen

In the time it takes me to make an espresso shot, I'll tell you about research coming from Western University in Canada.

Sparrows are unable to cope with frequent and severe winter storms.

In the first study of its kind, researchers simulated winter storms inside a laboratory and studied its impact on birds.

What does this tell us about the future of Earth's biodiversity and climate change?

http://researchstoryteller.com/espresso-knowledge/sparrows-climate-change

In the time it takes me to make an espresso shot, I'll tell you about research coming from Max Planck Society in Germany.

Scientists are coming closer towards building artificial cells.

Recently, a group from Germany built tiny chemical machines that manufacture energy for cells to use. Researchers inserted these machines across artificial material that resemble natural cell membranes.

Why is this work important?

http://researchstoryteller.com/espresso-knowledge/artifical-cells-alive

In the time it takes me to make an espresso shot, I'll tell you about research coming from University of British Columbia in Canada.

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Public sector employers use surveillance technologies to monitor staff productivity.

But what is the general public opinion? How do employers & employees come to a compromise?

In the time it takes me to make an espresso shot, I'll tell you about research coming from University of Cambridge in England.

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Happiness and life satisfaction levels fell sharply when COVID19 hit Britain.

But what happened once the country went into lockdown?

In the time it takes me to make an espresso shot, I'll tell you about research coming from Harvard University in United States.

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Trees at the Harvard Forest Long-Term Ecological Research site are growing faster than ever before.

What could be the reason?

In the time it takes me to make an espresso shot, I'll tell you about research coming from ETH Zurich in Switzerland.

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Knowing how people move around a city might help understand the when and where of crime.

So what did Cristina Kadar find out about crime and how people move in cities?