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Islam, Science and Time: Is science compatible with religion?
Logically, time is present at every particle as a moment and eventually the very same moment is present at the whole, limitless space like...
APEC Announces Nominations for 2020 Science Prize
Twelve young scientists across 21 APEC member economies are tackling biodiversity challenges and they have been nominated for this year’s APEC Science Prize for...
The Story about Nazi and Crystal Met
In the 1940s, German expansionist missions over Belgium and France were raging. Moreover, the growth of the German military made Belgium alarmed. So on...
Global transmission and control of Covid-19
COVID-19 spreads mainly by droplets produced as a result of coughing or sneezing of a COVID-19 infected person. This can happen in two ways:...
The Fable of the Chinese Bat
In November 2019, a variant of the Coronavirus family of flu-like infection started to spread in the Chinese urban district of Wuhan. The number...
Science, religion and the quest for rationale and spirituality
Since human history evolves, man is considered as an unexampled procreation owing to his rational behavior. When his reasoning and intellect grow in pluralistic...
Responding to COVID-19: A Review of Cuba’s Strategy
Republic of Cuba is an archipelago of 11.27 million inhabitants located in South America. The healthcare system of the country is considered as one of...
‘Global solidarity’ needed, to find affordable, accessible COVID-19 vaccine
In the race to end the coronavirus pandemic, the UN chief reminded a virtual medical conference on Thursday that “a vaccine, by itself, is...
COVID-19: Countries support ‘one-stop shop’ to share science and research
Thirty countries and numerous international partners have underlined the need to make tests, treatments and other technologies to fight COVID-19, available to people everywhere.
They...
Coronavirus in a Time of Chimeras
As the global COVID-19 scourge appears to recede, questions remain over the source and morphology of a virus that had locked down two-thirds of...