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Journalist Clarence Roy-Macaulay, who covered Sierra Leone for The Associated Press for nearly four decades including the country’s brutal civil war and the Ebola epidemic that killed thousands there, has died

DAKAR, Senegal (AP) -- Journalist Clarence Roy-Macaulay, who in a distinguished career covered Sierra Leone for The Associated Press for nearly four

High school senior Sabrina Zhang joins Wharton Global Youth's podcast to talk about the power of AgriVision's hyperspectral image processing.

Este miércoles, 14 de septiembre, se realizaron los actos conmemorativos por los 201 años de Independencia de Guatemala

80 GOAL programme students graduate with 40% going on to full-time employment in the oil and gas industry within two to three weeks of completion.

Researchers at Arizona State University have earned 19 National Science Foundation early faculty career awards dating back to June 2021. The new awards total $12 million in funding for ASU researchers in grants that will be used over the next five years.

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With the demolition of the first of the two blast furnaces at the El-Hadjar complex, in Annaba wilaya, the pioneers’ dream of a flourishing steel industry, a symbol of modernity and of the hopes for a prosperous future in the newly independent Algeria of the 1970s, has disappeared. The news went unnoticed or nearly so. Starting on 19 May 2022, two crews worked alternate shifts day after day dismantling blast furnace number 1, which had long been the centrepiece of the El-Hadjar steel (...)

This summer, a team from ASU visited primary schools and early childhood education centers in four refugee camps in Ethiopia to check on the progress of a project that sent 60 SolarSPELL devices to help teachers conduct lessons in their native Nuer language.

Memory loss is a prevalent issue among older adults. ASU Assistant Professor Troy McDaniel is using advancements in haptics, wearable technologies, machine learning and sensor fusion to alleviate memory issues in older adults through the use of intelligent, hand-centric, wrist-worn wearables.