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In June 2021, Daily Maverick ran a story that pitted 15 of the biggest brands in nature conservation against a giant citrus farming conglomerate. Given that the Limpopo provincial authorities appeared, perhaps illegally, to be on the side of the latter, the future of the Greater Kruger was at s...

His research group of 10–15 people is a vibrant mix of undergraduate, MSc and PhD students, and includes some qualified retiree consultants.

Amid diplomatic efforts to mediate conflict in Ukraine, PM also speaks to French, German leaders; Lapid to meet Blinken on Monday

Professors Bonnie Bassler and Elizabeth Diller, as well as Ph.D. alumnus George Lustzig, have won 2022 Wolf Prizes in chemistry, architecture and math, respectively.

Stanford chemistry Professor Carolyn Bertozzi is a recipient of the 2022 Wolf Prize in Chemistry. The Wolf Prize is a prestigious international award given to disciplines in science and art.

George Lusztig, the Abdun-Nur Professor of Mathematics at MIT, has won the 2022 Wolf Prize in Mathematics for his work on geometric representation theory and algebraic groups.

UC Davis plant geneticist Pam Ronald has been named the recipient of the 2022 International Wolf Prize in Agriculture, given by the Jerusalem-based Wolf Foundation in recognition of her “pioneering work on disease resistance and environmental stress tolerance in rice.”

Momoyo Kaijima and Yoshiharu Tsukamoto of Atelier Bow-Wow and Elizabeth Diller are this year’s Architecture laureates of the Wolf Prize

President hails each of the winners of this year's awards as 'a remarkable living testament to human ingenuity'; some 3 dozen past laureates have gone on to win Nobels

The American architect who designed New York’s High Line urban park and renovated the Museum of Modern Art and a Stanford University researcher are among 11 winners of this year’s prestigious Wolf Prize awarded by Israel