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Meet the female composer who made history at the Oscars
Hildur Gudnadóttir, who won last Sunday the Oscar for Best Original Score for her work on “Joker”, has been making history…
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How some mammals pause their pregnancies
The results suggest how some otherwise rapidly dividing cells, such as those in tumors, become quiescent.
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Scientists warn humanity about worldwide insect decline
Engaging civil society and policy makers is essential for the future and mutual well-being both of people and insects
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International Day of Women and Girls in Science: why it matters
Yesterday, February 11, the International Day of Women and Girls in Science was celebrated. How much do you know about…
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New model could improve investment in farm-based sustainable energy
Researchers have developed a model that could help investors to determine whether a project will turn a profit
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Fintech industry and culture change: what you need to know
In an interview with The Woman Post, Cleiva Alves Aguilar talks about the importance and impact of the Fintech industry…
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National Geographic’s women exhibition arrives at Latin America
'Mujeres, poder feminino en foco' shows archive photos of NatGeo and will be available between February 7 and March 24 in…
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How much do you know about Guatemala?
Test your knowledge about the country of eternal spring with this fun quiz
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There are some overlooked key attributes of effective leaders
These four distinct series of mindsets to engage, navigate change and lead more effectively make the best leaders.
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Conflict between ranchers and wildlife intensifies as climate change worsens in Chile
Scientists surveyed ranchers to find out what they thought were the drivers of conflict between people and guanacos.
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