Pandemic

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Volume 122, Issue 27, July 2025. Work from home (WFH) surged worldwide during the COVID-19 pandemic, then partially receded as the pandemic subsided. Using our Global Survey of Working Arrangements covering dozens of countries, we find that average WFH rates among college-educated ...Read…

Even though it hasn’t quite been 28 years since writer Alex Garland and director Danny Boyle first unveiled their terrifying vision of fast zombies in 2002’s 28 Days Later, I don’t see the point of splitting hairs about the title of their new sequel 28 Years Later. After all, 23…

In 2023, you announced your intention to double in size with the expected arrival of a new shareholder. This intention was renewed in 2024 with the ongoing acquisition process. Does Tristan Capital's takeover mark the beginning of an accelerated development phase? Development has already been accelerating for some time, and…

The COVID-19 pandemic exposed deep vulnerabilities in health systems around the world—laying bare the urgent need for stronger investments in pandemic preparedness and response. For Ghana, it served as both a wake-up call and a powerful opportunity: a call to reimagine and rebuild a more resilient, inclusive, and responsive health…

Bantwini was first accepted into the programme in 2020, but his studies were delayed due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Grammy Award-winning artist and producer Zakes Bantwini has graduated from Harvard Business School. He completed the prestigious Business of Entertainment, Media and Sports (BEMS) executive education programme. Bantwini was first accepted…

Lianas are spreading in tropical forests, harming trees and cutting carbon storage. They thrive on rising CO2 and show up in satellite images. Scientists call for climate action, not removal. A pandemic of lianas is rapidly spreading through tropical forests, reducing their capacity to store carbon and weakening their ability…

Once upon a recent time, in the Republic of Ghana, a strange virus began sweeping through communities. It was not COVID. No, this one wore no mask, observed no protocol, and traveled without e-passport. It was called Uncommon Sense—and it infected the highly educated, the barely educated, and the proudly…

The housing affordability crisis often conjures images of coastal urban cities with acute housing supply shortages and heavy land-use regulations. While these places do tend to have the highest home prices, it’s not where costs are rising the most. That’s according to a sprawling new study from JPMorganChase Institute that…

Global oil demand will fall slightly in 2030, its first drop since the 2020 Covid pandemic, the International Energy Agency said Tuesday. In an annual outlook for the oil market, the Paris-based agency cited sluggish economic growth, global trade tensions, the rise of electric cars and the shift away from…

Fungicides used in agriculture have been linked to an increase in resistance to antifungal drugs in both humans and animals. Fungal infections are on the rise, and two UC Davis infectious disease experts, Dr. George Thompson and Dr. Angel Desai, are sounding the alarm. In a recent commentary published in…