Education

The findings, published in Nature, reveal tissue damage and greater shrinkage in brain areas related to smell. This new insight into the damaging effects of COVID-19 will contribute to our overall understanding of how the disease…
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The Bernard M. Gordon-MIT Engineering Leadership Program (GEL Program) recently revamped and relaunched 16.810 (Engineering Design and Rapid Prototyping), an existing Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics course last taught in 2012…
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Paris: Following the adoption by the United Nations General Assembly of the Resolution on Aggression against Ukraine, and in light of the devastating escalation of violence, UNESCO is deeply concerned by developments in Ukraine and is…
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Singapore’s Quantum Engineering Programme (QEP) will start conducting nationwide trials of quantum-safe communication technologies that promise robust network security for critical infrastructure and companies handling sensitive…
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Eyespots, the circular markings of contrasting colours found on the wings of many butterfly species, are used by these fluttering creatures to intimidate or distract predators. A team of scientists led by Professor Antónia…
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Most commercial fertilizer travels a long way before it reaches rural farmers in Kenya. Transportation costs force many farmers to rely on cheap, synthetic fertilizers, which can lead to the acidification and degradation of their…
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Inflammation and autoimmune diseases – including multiple sclerosis (MS)—often go hand in hand. While this may be unsurprising, given that inflammation is an integral part of physiology that seeks to protect the body after deviations…
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Kathmandu: Oxford University has today been awarded £10 million by UKRI, the official research and innovation body, to provide rapid solutions to critical environmental issues, in particular biodiversity loss and climate change. The Agile…
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Kathamandu: Professor Chris Ballentine, Professor Tamsin Mather and Professor Gideon Henderson join 13 other geochemists receiving the fellowship this year. The award was established in 1996 to honour outstanding scientists who have, over…
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RIYADH  — School closures due to the pandemic led to 6 million children being part of Saudi Arabia’s journey to digital and distance education. Around 98% of students in the Kingdom, logged into the "Madrasati" ("My School") platform, which…
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