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Ukraine & Yemen: a Tale of Two Wars | Peter Oborne
“War is ok, something you can sing & dance about when it happens in Muslim countries, but deadly serious when it happens in Europe” Peter Oborne covered Yemen for Middle East Eye & writes a regular column for them Join the Future of Journalism: patreon.com/DoubleDownNews This video was selected by the editors of Corpaedia News CorepaediaNews
Read More »Video: Who should get a COVID-19 vaccine first?
Production limits mean that not everyone can get access to a COVID-19 vaccine as soon as it’s developed.. GIPhotoStock/Cultura via Getty Images Nicole Hassoun, Binghamton University, State University of New York A committee of The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine is readying a report with recommendations for equitable distribution of a COVID-19 vaccine. In this Q&A, bioethicist Dr. …
Read More »KAUST Research: Rebuilding Marine Life
The ability of the ocean to support human wellbeing is at a crossroads. The ocean currently contributes 2.5% of the global GDP and provides employment to 1.5% of the global workforce, with an estimated output of US $1.5 trillion in 2010, expected to double by 2030. Yet, as attention focuses on the ocean as the last frontier to support further …
Read More »KAUST Research: Corals pass on more than genes
Marine scientists at KAUST are studying the way corals respond to changing oceanic conditions. Findings show that corals can learn from their experiences, adapt, and then pass this information on to their offspring. These adaptations occur gradually over time. With ocean temperatures rising due to climate change, the scientists wondered: Could corals learn to adjust more quickly? By growing corals …
Read More »Avicenna (ibn Sina) the Great Persian Philosopher & Physician
Avicenna, was a Persian polymath, who wrote almost 450 treatises on a wide range of subjects, of which around 240 have survived. In particular, 150 of his surviving treatises concentrate on philosophy and 40 of them concentrate on medicine
Read More »KAUST Research: New research into 6G aims to bridge the digital divide
By the end of 2018, there were nearly 4 billion people without internet connectivity in the world. Almost 75 percent of the unconnected population is located in 20 countries and is concentrated in rural, low-income and low-literacy areas. Acknowledging its paramount importance, the United Nations now recognizes internet connectivity as an important and basic human need and includes “universal and …
Read More »KAUST Innovations in Food Production Research
KAUST is a university dedicated to solving some of the world’s biggest challenges related to energy, food, water, and the environment.
Read More »Episode 24 of the series Sports Culture | Generations of athletes continue
Generations of athletes continue The title of episode (24) of a series of sports culture by Dr. Ahmed Al Sharif, which comes to you weekly with the aim of spreading and deepening our Arab sports culture
Read More »KAUST Research: Partnering to better understand the far depths of the Red Sea
The KAUST Coastal and Marine Resources Core Lab (CMR) team was recently on board the Fugro survey vessel (Kobi Ruegg) to conduct the first joint survey between KAUST & Fugro. The project aimed to create high-resolution seafloor mapping for selected areas. During the cruise, they have managed to do surveys at some of the deepest points in the Red Sea. …
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