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The governing council of the Federal University of Technology, Akure, has appointed Professor (Mrs) Adenike Temidayo Oladiji of the Department of

Poor people in wealthy countries will feel the impact, but those in the poorest ones will suffer so much more.

Two Penn State professors have been named Evan Pugh University Professors, an elite and prestigious distinction conferred by Penn State to only 79 faculty members since the designation’s establishment in 1960. 

Ten graduating seniors share what their Bass Connections experience has meant to them.

Rise Bionics, run by MIT D-Lab Scale Ups Fellowship winner Arun Cherian, creates custom prosthetics and orthotics for patients in India at a fraction of the cost of comparable devices.

A regular feature at UN climate summits is a special presentation by indigenous groups or representatives from developing nations warning that climate change is a threat to their way of life. But talk to leaders from the developing world and you hear a different concern; How being forced to use green energy will make it even harder for millions to escape poverty. 

Several heavily indebted governments are struggling to service loans amid climbing inflation and interest rates

Electricity blackouts continue to impose major costs on firms and households around the developing world.  There are many causes for these blackouts, including limited electricity generating capacity and failing distribution infrastructure. This column provides an additional explanation for India’s blackouts: utilities choose to purchase less electricity from the wholesale

/PRNewswire/ -- DreamStart Labs announced today that its award-winning DreamSave app, which helps unbanked people in emerging markets access loans, has passed...

Today, we are focusing on women who triumphed against all odds and have changed the world for the better through the field of science.