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Thirteen Academics Honored as Highly Cited Researchers in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Thirteen Academics Honored as Highly Cited Researchers in 2023

Thirteen academics including three women from The University of Western Australia are among  6,849 researchers from institutions in 67 countries and regions to have been recognised on the annual Highly Cited Researchers 2023 list from Clarivate.World

Girls' career ambitions include university study, while boys are happy to become a tradie - Vimarsana News

Girls' career ambitions include university study, while boys are happy to become a tradie

A survey of 18,000 Year 10 students has found that four in every five girls intend to study at university and most see themselves as health professionals, while boys are happy with trades.

Source: afr.com
Christian Cooper, The Man Who Refuses to Stop "Birding While Black" - Vimarsana News

Christian Cooper, The Man Who Refuses to Stop "Birding While Black"

An afternoon with the Central Park Karen in 2020 is all it took to introduce the world to the dangers of "birding while Black." Christian Cooper made it out of the situation safely but it forever changed his life and had an undeniable effect on the birding community as a whole. Cooper has now made it his life mission to introduce birding to minority communities and National Geographic is helping make that happen with his new show "Extraordinary Birder."  Dr. Christian Greer, a birder herself, is elated to welcome Cooper to The Blackest Questions. The pair fawn over their l...

Sophie had a seizure at 28 — and a tummy bug was to blame - Vimarsana News

Sophie had a seizure at 28 — and a tummy bug was to blame

Waking one morning at a friend’s home, Sophie Hillyard found herself struggling with textbook symptoms of a crashing hangover: a pounding headache and waves of nausea.

I had a seizure at the age of 28 - and a tummy bug was to blame - Vimarsana News

I had a seizure at the age of 28 - and a tummy bug was to blame

Sophie Hillyard, 28, (pictured)| suffered a dissociative or non-epileptic seizure (NES). The condition, unrelated to epilepsy, causes seizures in about 13,500 people a year in the UK.