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2026-08-08T04:43:01ZTHINK : Issue 50 : June 2026
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Title: THINK : Issue 50 : June 2026
Abstract: THINK is a quarterly research magazine published by the Marketing, Communications & Alumni Office at the University of Malta.2026-06-01T00:00:00ZManner
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Title: Manner
Abstract: Before transforming into a butterfly, a caterpillar must first dissolve
itself almost entirely. After a lifetime of eating and growing up to a
hundred times its original size, the caterpillar brings its reality to a
sudden halt within the hardened chrysalis. Through a surge of enzymes, its
entire form melts away, leaving behind a protein-rich liquid for the cells of its
new body to digest.
A few short weeks later, it emerges reborn.
Metamorphosis is rarely a peaceful process of growth. In biology, it
requires a radical structural overhaul, breaking down a form that once
functioned so well to build something entirely new. Butterflies remind
us that we are not passive observers of a changing world. By shifting our
manner – the way we think – we fundamentally alter how we interact with
the world, creating room for new realities to exist. [excerpt]2026-06-01T00:00:00ZSundried, slow-cooked and… sustainable? Testing the Mediterranean appetite for alternative proteins
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Title: Sundried, slow-cooked and… sustainable? Testing the Mediterranean appetite for alternative proteins
Abstract: Food neophobia is the clinical reluctance to eat novel or unknown foods. In a
Mediterranean context, where culinary heritage is a source of pride, this biological
‘safety’ mechanism can become a significant barrier to environmental sustainability.2026-06-01T00:00:00ZLearning to govern the ground
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Title: Learning to govern the ground
Abstract: A new student-worker scheme between the Lands Authority
and the University of Malta offers a structured entry point into
one of the country’s most complex administrative systems,
combining legal, economic, and environmental perspectives
on land. Aside from offering potential career opportunities
at the Lands Authority, student trainees are equipped with
multidisciplinary knowledge that ensures the course has
something to offer everyone.2026-06-01T00:00:00Z