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Complete Schedule Announced for The Ocean Race Europe 21st April 2021 The full race route and schedule have been announced for The Ocean Race Europe next month. Some of the best sailors of the world will race in stages from Lorient in France to Genoa in Italy in two classes: the one-design VO65 and IMOCA. They will set off from Lorient on Saturday 29 May, with stops in Cascais, Portugal (coastal race on Saturday 5 June and leg start on Sunday 6 June) and Alicante, Spain (leg start Sunday 13 June) before the finish in Genoa with a coastal race on Saturday 19 June. Each of the offshore legs w...

April 19, 2021 The Ocean Race, the world’s toughest test of a team in sport and sailing's greatest round-the-world challenge, will collect vital data about the impact that humans are making on the ocean during its inaugural European Race. Several teams taking part in The Ocean Race Europe this summer will carry scientific equipment on board to capture measurements of microplastics in the water and data about the impact of climate change on the seas. The Ocean Race Europe scientific data collection activity is endorsed by the UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development, which supp...

My journey into science: Personal narratives from five young African women Facebook Africa needs more role models in science. New African magazine spoke to five young female scientists to find out what inspired them and how their careers are progressing. As part of our series on education, we spoke to five young female scientists from across the continent about their journey into science and the work that they’re conducting. All are L’Oréal–UNESCO Women in Science 2020 laureates. Only 2.4% of the world’s researchers are African, 31% of whom are women. The L’Oréal-UNESCO Women in S...

As we enter a new era of education, my in depth studies over the past five years have generated a new concept for the future of education. The research was justified due to the unknown state of advancement in technology-driven education and therefore was important to ascertain the future direction of education requirements in the UAE education system in the immediate future. I first formulated my concept having carried out extensive research involving ministers, academic directors, teachers, students, parents and industry. My approach gathered rich information from more than 8,000 stakeholder...