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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil – Last week, in a surprise ruling, a Brazilian Supreme Court judge quashed all corruption convictions against former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, restoring his political rights and opening the door to a possible 2022 presidential run. Lula, the 75-year-old leftist leader from the Workers’ Party (PT), has not yet confirmed whether he intends to run next year, but he and his defence team view the judge’s ruling as a testament to his innocence. In an address to the nation on Wednesday, Lula described the sprawling anti-corruption scheme in which he was convic...

The Fulton Schools of Engineering announced the creation of a new school and the rebranding of two existing schools: the School of Computing, Informatics, and Decision Systems Engineering and The Polytechnic School.

Huskies Add Walk-on Long Snapper From Pasadena List of new non-scholarship players is growing, nearly a dozen on the UW roster. Author: Mar 3, 2021 Having previously enjoyed great success with a preferred walk-on player from Pasadena, California, the University of Washington football program has welcomed another in Alex Froelich, a well-regarded long snapper. On Wednesday, Froelich from Polytechnic School, or simply Poly, tweeted out his intention to join the Huskies this fall — one of nearly a dozen PWOs now dotting the roster. The 6-foot-3, 230-pound Froelich, a two-way tackle for his hi...

Share The coronavirus pandemic has shown a scenario with several research and development possibilities for the engineers at the Polytechnic School of USP, who worked with specialists from different areas of knowledge. One of the highlighted paths was that of data analysis, which is very important for combating the disease. Carlos Augusto Prete Junior , electrical engineer from the Polytechnic School of USP and researcher of the Cadde Project team at the USP Institute of Tropical Medicine, in an interview with the USP Journal on the Air 1st Edition , comments on this union of efforts that is ...

Share The coronavirus pandemic has shown a scenario with several research and development possibilities for the engineers at USP’s Polytechnic School, who worked with specialists from different areas of knowledge. One of the highlighted paths was that of data analysis, which is very important for combating the disease. Carlos Augusto Prete Junior , electrical engineer at the Polytechnic School of USP and researcher of the Cadde Project team at the USP Institute of Tropical Medicine, in an interview with the USP Journal on the Air 1st Edition , comments on this union of efforts that is so ne...