The Sciences Training Pipeline Massively Impacted
This isn’t terribly surprising, given the broader budgetary situation at American universities, particularly in the sciences and biomedical research specifically...
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Nancie Grisby
08:23
Scott Jennings Schools CNN Panelists on why President AOC Would Be a Nightmare for the American Dream
Scott Jennings Schools CNN Panelists on why President AOC Would Be a Nightmare for the American Dream
Chris Matambanadzo
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South Africa Named Friendliest Country in the World, But Not Everyone is Convinced
South Africa Named Friendliest Country in the World, But Not Everyone is Convinced South Africa has been crowned the friendliest
Chris Matambanadzo
08:23
WATCH: Divine Lunga Helps Mamelodi Sundowns Book CAF Final Spot
WATCH: Divine Lunga Helps Mamelodi Sundowns Book CAF Final Spot Zimbabwean international Divine Xolile Lunga turned out to be Mamelodi
Guilherme Cruz
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‘135 Ngannou?’: Pros react to Malcolm Wellmaker’s blistering KO of Cameron Saaiman at UFC Kansas City
Malcolm Wellmaker knocked out Cameron Saaiman | Photo by Josh Hedges/Zuffa LLC Malcolm Wellmaker destroyed Cameron Saaiman for a perfect
Pradipta Mukherjee
08:23
India aims to boost Africa ties through digital cooperation
India collaborates with Africa to bolster digitalization, beginning by sharing its knowledge and expertise in DPI and digital payments development.
Sherin Shibu
08:22
Meta Lays Off an Unspecified Number of Virtual Reality Division Employees: ‘Deeply Saddened’
Meta's Supernatural virtual reality fitness app is reducing the number of workouts it releases per week as a result of
Anna Cafolla
08:22
11 Fashion Photographers Redefining Style as We Know It
From Nadine Ijewere to Campbell Addy and Tyler Mitchell—Vogue takes you on a journey through this era’s fashion photography for
Element Nail Bar
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Element Nail Bar
Saturday 26 April, 2025 Element Nail Bar is thrilled to announce the opening of its new nail salon in Central
Anthony Mcnaught
08:21
TSMC unveils plans for giant AI chips to meet surging compute demands
Today's high-end processors, especially those powering data centers and AI workloads, already rely on multi-chiplet designs to meet soaring demands
