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حققت أربع جامعات سعودية إنجازاً علمياً وتقدماً أكاديمياً وفق أشهر مراكز التصنيفات العالمية (شنغهاي)، حيث تصدّرت الجامعات السعودية قائمة الجامعات الأفضل عالمياً، والمراكز الأولى عربياً في التصنيف على التوالي للعامين 2019 و2020، متفوقةً بذلك على نظيراتها في العديد من الدول، وذلك بفضل الدعم اللامحدود الذي تجده مؤسسات التعليم الجام...

Japan puts quarter of population under state of emergency just 3 months before Olympics  Apr 23, 2021, 07:05 AM facebook Japan is set to put Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, and Hyogo under a The state of emergency stands to affect roughly 25% of the country's population. The announcement comes less than three months before the Tokyo Olympics are slated to begin. For more articles, go to www.BusinessInsider.co.za. Japan is set to place one quarter of its population under a state of emergency starting April 25, Japan Today reported. The declaration from Prime Minister Yoshih...

Gilda Barabino began her term as AAAS president-elect on Feb. 24. | Olin College of Engineering Gilda Barabino, president of Olin College of Engineering, was selected by the membership of the American Association for the Advancement of Science to serve as AAAS president-elect. Barabino began her term Feb. 24 and will serve as president-elect for one year. She will then serve for one year as AAAS president and one year as chair of the AAAS Board of Directors. Members also selected two members of the AAAS Board of Directors during the election, held Feb. 8-22. Janine Austin Clayton, th...

Having celebrated their 30th year in 2019, Alphington Grammar School is well placed to continue its journey as a school of choice in the Independent sector. Building on its Hellenic traditions the school has already completed its Conference Centre, new school Administration block and last year opened its new Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics building. The new school library and resource centre is also due for completion this year. The experiences and opportunities Alphington provides their students, to inspire them to learn and grow, make them the jewel in the crown of the Gree...

Normal text size Very large text size The news from Barrow Island was not good. Sand had clogged a well sunk as part of Chevron’s project to bury emissions from its Gorgon gas project off the north coast of Western Australia. This was not a little problem. It is hard to exaggerate the significance of Chevron’s project to proponents of carbon capture and storage (CCS). Chevron is Australia’s sixth-largest greenhouse gas emitter and its Gorgon project is WA’s second-highest emitting project, estimated to put out almost 10 million tonnes of carbon dioxide a year at full production.