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Universities in emerging economies are improving at a faster rate than universities from developed countries, according to results from the 2021
Times Higher Education rankings.
This stellar performance is being driven by institutions from Pakistan, Russia and China, the latter accounting for an unprecedented clean sweep of the top five positions. China’s Tsinghua University topped the pile for the fourth consecutive year, for added kudos. In the most competitive Emerging Economies Universities Rankings so far, it is a testament to the success of China’s investment in its higher education sector that it becomes the first country or region to achieve the top five positions in this ranking,” said Phil Baty, chief knowledge officer at the publication.
Tracking Covid in sewers helps in virus fight
By Staff Reporter
By Fatima Khan
Durban - CASES of Covid frequently go under- or unreported. Some who have contracted the virus never develop symptoms, or develop these slowly. So they may be tardy in coming forward for clinical testing, frustrating efforts to monitor the spread of the disease or to nip outbreaks in the bud.
However, there are other ways to detect the disease in the general population.
People infected with Sars-Cov-2 shed infectious agents or their genetic markers in their faeces or urine and these end up in the sewer networks. For some time now researchers in many countries have been monitoring wastewater.