THE MEDIA ROUNDUP

Published on February 10, 2025

 

LSE Events Feb. 04, 2025

Clare MacGillivray discusses class divisions in the UK and their evolving impact over the last decade in the LSE event “Does Class Inequality Still Matter?”

 

Psychology Today Jan. 29, 2025

A blog by Krystal L. Culler, exploring strategies to improve cognitive resilience and mental well-being in an age of information overload.

 

Leeds Beckett News Jan. 28, 2025

An article featuring Laura Booi that highlighs how lifestyle choices among young adults may contribute to long-term brain health.

 

TechPolicy.Press Jan. 28, 2025

An article by Nasser Eledroos, analyzing the impact of the TikTok ban on digital rights and public policy.

 

Punch.ng Jan. 27, 2025

An article featuring Temitope Farombi on the rising neurological health concerns in Nigeria and the predicted increase in cases over the next decade.

 

UCSF News Jan. 27, 2025

An article featuring Yeu Leng's research, highlighting the potential link between delayed REM sleep and Alzheimer’s disease.



RTE Jan. 13, 2025
An article by Corrina Grimes that offers practical advice on maintaining cognitive health from an early age.

 

International Journal for Equity in Health Jan. 09, 2025

A research paper by Eimear McGlinchey, Juan Fortea, Bulela Vava, Yvette Andrews, Kirti Ranchod, and Atholl Kleinhans. This project was supported by the Atlantic Institute and studies disparities in healthcare and social support for individuals with Down syndrome in South Africa.

 



 

 

Other news

Fellows, check the new bio section on the Hub and find out how to update it

February 3, 2025
We have started to plan the next "Global Community Book," the annual publication that captures the biographies of all the Atlantic Fellows from every cohort and year group across the seven programs. This year, for the first time, you can check that all the details used in our communications are accurate and up to date by going to your new "professional" profile on the Hub and revising it if necess

Engaging with Oxford's ecosystem: Global Atlantic Fellows Advisory Board's visit

February 21, 2025
The Global Atlantic Fellows Advisory Board engage with Rhodes Scholars at Rhodes House.The Global Atlantic Fellows Advisory Board (GFAB) met in Oxford from Feb. 4 to Feb. 7 to reconnect as a cohort, reflect on their first year and advise the Atlantic Institute on the next iteration of its offerings currently in development. GFAB’s visit was an opportunity to engage with the wider Oxford ecosystem