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‘Break vicious cycle that deters girls in science’
Africa
/ 16 May 2022

‘Break vicious cycle that deters girls in science’

Ameenah Gurib-Fakim, who served as the first female president of Mauritius from 2015- to 2018, has also had success in higher education, winning top awards in science

By Edwin Naidu
AI set to transform healthcare
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/ 15 February 2019

AI set to transform healthcare

High-perfoming computers can analyse huge swaths of health data accurately and quickly

By Nafisa Akabor
From church to shop and back: God never left the building
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/ 29 March 2018

From church to shop and back: God never left the building

For 70 years services were held twice a week. But numbers dwindled to two and it closed. Then 12 years later praises once again raised the rafters

By Gemma Ritchie
Gender victory in Legoland
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/ 5 June 2014

Gender victory in Legoland

After complaints from users that the female Lego figurines were having rather unchallenging lives, a range of women scientists is due to be launched.

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