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Tajikistan fell short of advancing to the final round of the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 Qualifiers and directly to the AFC Asian Cup China 2023 despite a 4-0 win over Myanmar on Tuesday which saw them finish second in Group F of the Asian Qualifiers. — Courtesy photo
Win over Myanmar not enough for Tajikistan

Win over Myanmar not enough for Tajikistan

WhatsApp faces legal challenge over privacy policy in India
WhatsApp faces legal challenge over privacy policy in India
January 14, 2021

WhatsApp faces legal challenge over privacy policy in India

NYUAD has made an exhaustive review of the scientific literature surrounding the natural production of light, called bioluminescence.
NYUAD researchers shed new light on mysteries behind emission of fireflies
December 13, 2020

NYUAD researchers shed new light on mysteries behind emission of fireflies

Posidonia Oceanica is an endangered seagrass species endemic to the Mediterranean Sea. — courtesy Euronews
Researchers regenerate underwater biodiversity destroyed by human activity
December 09, 2020

Researchers regenerate underwater biodiversity destroyed by human activity

Not much data exists about the number of trees found in desert regions. — courtesy Unsplash
Satellites are mapping out every tree on Earth using AI
November 01, 2020

Satellites are mapping out every tree on Earth using AI

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SAUDI ARABIA
Saudi Arabia's new COVID-19 cases dips as recoveries surge
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Saudi Arabia's new COVID-19 cases dips as recoveries surge

SAUDI ARABIA
MHRSD unveils mechanism for public, private entities on dealing with unvaccinated staff
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MHRSD unveils mechanism for public, private entities on dealing with unvaccinated staff

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CMA chairman to review market trends tomorrow
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CMA chairman to review market trends tomorrow

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China nuclear reactor shut down for maintenance because of fuel rod damage
3 hours ago

China nuclear reactor shut down for maintenance because of fuel rod damage

World
Sullivan conveys to Tunisian president, Biden’s strong support for country's democracy
3 hours ago

Sullivan conveys to Tunisian president, Biden’s strong support for country's democracy

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On the right is a porous anodized aluminum oxide membrane. The left side shows the same membrane after coating it with a thin layer of gold, making the membrane conductive for electrochemical gas gating. — courtesy Felice Frankel
A controllable membrane to pull carbon dioxide out of exhaust streams
October 24, 2020

A controllable membrane to pull carbon dioxide out of exhaust streams

Scientists uncover new clues about Parkinson’s disease
October 17, 2020

Scientists uncover new clues about Parkinson’s disease

Validating the physics behind the new MIT-designed fusion experiment
October 03, 2020

Validating the physics behind the new MIT-designed fusion experiment

Artistic impression of electric conduction and superconductor proximity effect in a heated graphene bolometer. — courtesy Heikka Valja.
IQM staff publishes a quantum-computer breakthrough in Nature
September 30, 2020

IQM staff publishes a quantum-computer breakthrough in Nature

3D artistic illustration of the wide-field-of-view metalens capturing a 180° panorama of MIT’s Killian Court and producing a high-resolution monochromatic flat image.” Credits: Mikhail Shalaginov, Tian Gu, Christine Daniloff, Felice Frankel, Juejun Hu
Engineers produce a fisheye lens that’s completely flat
September 26, 2020

Engineers produce a fisheye lens that’s completely flat

This artistic impression depicts Venus. Astronomers at MIT, Cardiff University, and elsewhere may have observed signs of life in the atmosphere of Venus. — courtesy ESO (European Space Organization)/M. Kornmesser & NASA/JPL/Caltech
Astronomers may have found a signature of life on Venus
September 20, 2020

Astronomers may have found a signature of life on Venus

This artist's concept illustrates a hierarchical scheme for merging black holes. LIGO and Virgo recently observed a black hole merger with a final mass of 142 times that of the sun, making it the largest of its kind observed in gravitational waves to date. — courtesy LIGO/Caltech/MIT/R. Hurt (IPAC)
A ‘bang’ in LIGO and Virgo detectors signals most massive gravitational-wave source yet
September 18, 2020

A ‘bang’ in LIGO and Virgo detectors signals most massive gravitational-wave source yet

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