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Interview with Prof. Ghassan Aouad, Abu Dhabi UniversityRead MoreProf. Ghassan Aouad on how agility, artificial intelligence, and radical openness.
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Scientists are Bringing Extinct Species Back. Here’s How Close They Actually Are.Read MoreDe-extinction has moved from thought experiment to active laboratory work. Here’s what scientists are actually building.
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Interview with Professor Sir Hilary Beckles, Vice-Chancellor of The University of the West IndiesRead MoreUWI is turning an existential funding challenge into a pipeline of commercial innovations spanning biofuels, health, and food.
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Interview with Chaouki T. Abdallah, Ph.D, President of Lebanese American UniversityRead MoreLAU President Dr. Chaouki Abdallah on turning crisis into competitive advantage, solving industry problems at a fraction of US costs, and building Lebanon’s first bioequivalence research facility.
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Interview with Dr. Winston I. Adams of the University of the Commonwealth CaribbeanRead MoreDr. Winston Adams, Group Executive Chairman of the University of the Commonwealth Caribbean, discusses Jamaica’s largest private university, its AI integration strategy, and the planned EcoVista Smart Sustainable City — a 280-acre beachfront university town in Trelawny set to be the first of its kind in the Caribbean.
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University of Belize President Dr Vincent Palacio: Building a Nation on the Climate FrontlineRead MoreUniversity of Belize President Vincent Palacio on RISE 2027, climate science, the 5Cs, and building Belize’s human capital for national development.
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New E-DNA technology protecting wildlife in Rwanda’s Volcanoes National ParkRead MoreEnvironmental DNA technology detects species through genetic traces shed into water and soil, without disturbing wildlife or requiring direct observation.
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Coral Seeding: The innovative approach to saving the Caribbean’s reefsRead MoreA coral nursery recorded half the bleaching losses of wild reef during the Caribbean’s worst 2023 heat event. Here’s how they got there.
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The innovative solution to Trinidad and Tobago’s million tyre problemRead MoreTrinidad and Tobago discards 1.5 million tyres annually. It creates a circular opportunity.