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 21 Jan 2021 - 8:11 Dr. Hamda Al Sulaiti (second right), Secretary-General, Qatar National Commission for Education, Culture and Science, presenting the L’Oréal-Unesco For Women in Science Middle East Young Talent award to Dr. Isra Yousef Marei. Dr. Anna Paolini (right), Director, Unesco Regional Office in Doha; and Dr. Khaled Machaca, Senior Associate Dean, Research and Commercialization at the Weill Cornell Medicine, Qatar, were also present at the event held at the Ministry of Education...

Media outlet and was used to attack the president by democrats like bernie sanders and alana omar who cited assault increase at trump rallies, your rhetoric is directly and indirectly inciting hate, except the numbers were wrong. last week reason published a piece by two harvard phd students who look to the claims made by the texas a&m professors, replicating the results and found the conclusions were based on a mistake. to double check the mistake the harvard students used the same it to analyz...

Through all of that school, all of that difficult learning. this is the payoff. youre in an invigorating and -- >> hold on, guys. i want to -- theyre flipping between a bunch of feeds here. for people who didnt see this, or didnt know what they were going to see, the rocket went into a vertical position and came down. it extended legs and it came down right on the launchpad that it was supposed to. on the landing pad that it was supposed to. i mean, if nothing else happened, that would have been...

Ph.d. students or skilled workers, he said he wanted more people from norway. being from norway is not a skill. and with the standard of living in norway you wont have many people from there. what does he mean he wants more immigrants from norway? >> i dont believe he said that specifically. what he was saying was he was using norway as an example of a country that is what he specifically referring to is the prime minister telling him that the people of norway work very hard and so what he was r...

33, they are paid $30,000 a year as ph.d. students. they get full health coverage and full tuition scholarships. you were saying earlier their benefit during the course of their ph.d. is probably close to half a million dollars. and, yet, they are striking because they want more. >> doesnt your heart just bleed for them? its the worlds smallest violin that i think we have to play for the graduate students at yale. steve: they have, however, made their point but then again so have the college rep...

Im proud of him for just sticking to it. >> reporter: hearing is a gift, along with our other senses, an incredible function of our bodies. that doesnt mean deafness is a curse. just ask super bowl champion derrick coleman. or the ph.d. students in dr. petittos lab whose research is changing how we understand learning and development. like dr. petitto says, people might discriminate between sign language and the spoken language, but the brain does not. for "vital signs," im dr. sanjay gupta.

Potential new entrepreneurs could be a solution? >> immigration reform has long been sought after. many people have thought of it was a great way to get the economy back on track. we have sml millions of people working in the shadow economy who are undocumented illegal residents. if we bring them into the economy, make them taxpayers it will have a huge boost to the economy in the medium term. short term it may be difficult, but with the right fees for bringing people into the country, into the ...

200 professors that had anything to do with pan kre cat i can cancer at johns hopkins and i sent them a 32-page document and i got 199 rejections out of 200. i finally got an acceptance and i went in for the big interview and after being grilled for more than an hour by 20 ph.d. students and the professor i finally got it. >> what are you working on next? what are you aiming your flower power on? >> currently what i am working on is something called the try quarter x prize that essentially is a ...

Geckos have inspired some ph.d. students at stanford to create a robot with incredible abilities. our gary tubman is on the edge of discovery with the sticky button. >> reporter: these little lizards are some of natures greatest climbers. the tiny hairs on geckos feet help them stick to any surface. now, meet sticky bot. they combined mother nature and a mother board to build this climbing machine. >> we drew a lot of the spirn racial directly from how geckos climb. >> reporter: the feet are equ...

A so in that case what will happen in the sauna is a discussion over what are the possible exchanges over the core interests of russia iran syria and of course to spark correspondent gora on the story for us tonight in beirut thank you. google its more than just a name or a down its a verb and its a company worth billions and it has a birthday twenty years ago today a pair of ph d. students in the u.s. working out of a garage made the internet search engine a legal company google was born in the...