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A Lot Can Happen Over A Coffee – Counter Culture
Kim Elena Ionescu Sustainability Manager Since 1995, Counter Culture Coffee has been dedicated to sourcing unique coffees from exceptional producers, roasting them with care and sharing them – along with our passion for all things coffee – with coffee lovers. As the company grew in the early 2000s, its buying team built a reputation for traveling to remote coffee farms to establish relationships with farmers and co-operatives based on mutual respect and trust....
read moreEBOLA VIRAL DISEASE AND EBOLA VIRUS: A REVIEW
V. C. Sangar*, L. Samant and Dr. A. S. Chowdhary Haffkine Institute for Training, Research and Testing, Mumbai, INDIA ABSTRACT Ebola virus disease (EVD) is a severe, often fatal illness with a death rate of up to 90%. EVD formerly known as “Ebola haemorrhagic fever (EHF)”. Till now due to 36 EVD outbreaks 4140 number of cases reported while 2,510 lost their lives during outbreaks. EVD is caused due to ebola virus which is linear, single-stranded, negative-sense RNA molecule and belongs to the family Filoviridae. Mode of transmission of...
read moreOslo’s Young World Leader serves Table for Two
Bjarte Reve Chief Communications Officer & Young Global Leader; Akershus University Hospital & World Economic Forum, Oslo, Norway MOSAICQUE magazine, interview’s the Norwegian Young World Leader who is passionate about having world peace in our lifetime. He is the Chairperson of the Norwegian Chapter of the NGO Table for Two – an organization that is committed to reducing child malnutrition in the world by serving healthy meals for the children. Bjarte Reve is also a decorated Young Global Leader (YGL) @ World Economic Forum...
read moreThe Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI) – Zambia
The Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI) was formed with great inspiration of the President’s Forum with Young African Leaders, hosted by the 44th President of the United States of America, Barack Obama at the White house in August 2010. After the Presidents forum in the USA, the US Embassy in Lusaka-Zambia facilitated a dialogue of young Zambians at the American Center at which the video of the president’s forum was aired and dialogue ensued among young people as to the next course of action. The young people were particularly...
read more“Currents in ALS Research: Harnessing India’s Innate Strength”
Jaydeep M. Bhatt, M.D. Department of Neurology College of Physicians and Surgeons Columbia University Mr. M.G. is a man who inhales life in its entirety on a daily basis. With unequivocal zest during our interview, he describes his work as a manager for major public park on Long Island, a vivid memory of his wife who succumbed to skin cancer three years ago, and his unconditional love for raising three young daughters on his own. Five months ago, however, he noticed some disturbing changes. He kept tripping on his left leg and noticed a...
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The Ocean CleanUp
Interview with Boyan Slat Inventor – Founder, Netherlands Boyan Slat, a 19 yr old Dutch engineering student at Delft University of Technology, has invented a device that claims could clean up some 20 billion tonnes of plastic waste from the world’s oceans in next five years. He came up with the idea of a series of floating booms and processing platforms designed to collect floating plastic rubbish. The ‘ocean cleanup’ concept is designed to capture the floating plastic but allowing life like fish and plankton to pass...
read moreCognitive “Locus Coeruleus”
Dr. Adila El Obeid, UNESCO L’Oreal Ph.D. Scholarship at Uppsala University (Sweden) Sudan Introduction: With increasing life expectancy around the world, dementia is a rapidly growing socioeconomic and medical problem. Over 35 million people currently live with dementia and this number is expected to triple by 2050 as populations live longer, making the care burden on families and the economic burden on society a major global problem. Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is currently considered to be the most common cause of dementia. It is a...
read morei-biomed: Ambidextrous Innovation, Dexterous Prosthetics
i-biomed: Dr. Ananth Natarajan Founder, Infinite Biomedical Technologies, San Marino, CA Introduction: This is an exclusive interview with Dr. Ananth Natarajan, who is the founder of Infinite Biomedical Technologies, LLC (IBT or i-biomed) a medical device company – an outcome of his MSE research in collaboration with his guide Dr. Nitish Thakor. i-biomed, is dedicated to creating innovative and useful solutions in prosthetic technology, exclusively for upper extremity amputees. Ananth’s vision is to solve important prosthetic problems...
read moreFeaturing L’Oréal-UNESCO FOR WOMEN in SCIENCE 2014 Laureates
The For Women in Science program is the result of a partnership between a multinational corporation, L’Oréal, via its corporate Foundation, and an international organization, UNESCO, both of which share a common goal: Publicizing the accomplishments of women scientists. For the past 16 years the L’Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science program has recognized and honored 2000 exceptional women scientists from 115 countries, 82 awards laureates for their excellence in science and 1920 young women granted fellowships to pursue promising...
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