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Prof. Shamsun Nahar Khan
Prof. Shamsun Nahar Khan, is the receipient of the prestigious first Atta-ur-Rahman Prize in Chemistry in 2012, and was also the TWAS-Bangladesh Young Scientist in 2011. Dr. Khan has Bachelor and Master’s in Pharmacy, being a Professional she has chosen to develop her carrier as an academician and continued her research in academia. Dr. Khan has been recently completed her postdoctoral training program from the department of Molecular and Cellular Biology Department, Cambridge, MA, USA. Shamsun is exceptionally tallented; and has...
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Professor Javier Rivero (www.JavierRivero.com) teaches at the Instituto de Empresa and Master in Business Entrepreneurship at the University of Madrid. In 20 years, Rivero-Diaz has trained thousands of people in 30 countries and is a creator of highly effective programs. He is the bestseller author of FinancialGymnastics.org: 7 habits to improve your economy in 7 days. His twitter handle is www.javierrivero.com/twitter & can be contacted at...
read moreShannon Kindornay
Shannon Kindornay, leads The North-South Institute’s work on development cooperation for its Governance for Equitable Growth program. Her research focuses on development cooperation, governance of the international aid architecture, aid effectiveness, and aid and the private sector. She is the co-editor of a recently released edited volume, Multilateral Development Cooperation in a Changing Global Order (Palgrave Macmillan, 2013). Prior to joining NSI, she worked on human rights, governance, and trade and development. She holds a MA from...
read morePost-2015 as the litmus test for global governance
Shannon Kindornay, The North-South Institute, Ottawa, Canada Multilateralism is in trouble. Global governance is in trouble. And if you don’t think that’s the case, you haven’t been paying attention. We have a world plagued by multiple crises and challenges and an ever changing landscape of geopolitical realities – take any introduction to G20 or UN communiques from the last five years and you will see what I mean. It reads something like this: the world is facing ongoing financial and food crises, a scarcity of resources –...
read moreDrug Discovery & Development in Bangladesh
Prof. Shamsun Nahar Khan, Ph.D. Dhaka, Bangladesh MOSAICQUE October 2013 edition, honors the first ever TWAS Chemistry award instituted in the honour of Dr. Atta-ur-Rahman, a leading scientist & scholar from Pakistan, ushered onto Young Women Scientist Dr. Shamsun Nahar Khan from Bangladesh. Atta-ur-Rahman, from Pakistan, is a leading scientist and scholar in the field of organic chemistry, especially renowned for his research in areas relating to natural product chemistry. With over 850 publications, he is also credited with reviving...
read moreProf. Kanti Prasad Bajpai
Kanti Prasad Bajpai is currently Vice Dean Research and Professor at the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, National University of Singapore. Before this, he was Professor in the Politics and International Relations of South Asia, Oxford University (2009-2010), and Headmaster, The Doon School, Dehra Dun, India (2003-2009). From 1994 to 2003, he was Professor of International Politics in the Centre for International Politics, Organization and Disarmament of the School of International Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. He was...
read moreIndia and Pakistan in a Security Community
A historical review – an oped by Prof. Kanti Bajpai on India – Pakistan bilateral relations: Can India and Pakistan ever be friends? Or are they doomed to dislike, fear, and violence? It would be easy enough to predict that their future will be more or less like, or even worse, than their past. And yet… …a different interpretation of the past should give us hope. Did you know that between 1947 and 1964, when Jawaharlal Nehru died, India and Pakistan had solved every bilateral problem, except Kashmir, through negotiation and...
read moreMOSAICQUE Magazine celebrates Nelson Mandela Day by honoring TEN extraordinary YOUNG AFRICAN WORLD LEADERS….
On Nelson Mandela Day, MOSAICQUE magazine honors the TEN African Young World Leaders for their contribution and commitment in transforming the continent. Meet the Dynamic Leaders Marie Tamoifo Nkom, Cameroon; Maaza Mengiste, Ethiopia; Kristine Pearson, South Africa; Dr. Arnold Mushongi, Tanzania; Dr. Chris Akinbile, Nigeria; Dr. Kimani Munji, Kenya; Alex Simalabwi, South Africa; Alhaji E. A.Mahama, Ghana; Andrew Muir, South Africa; and Brian Bwesigye, Uganda. Learn More...
read moreDr. Harish Chander Dutt
Dr. Harish Chander Dutt is an ecologist in “The Himalayan Ecological and Conservation Research Foundation (HECRF). His expertise is in ecology and conservation, particularly conservation of high altitude ecosystems and medicinal plants. He has communicated his research findings in the form of sixteen published research papers and three books of national and international repute. When Dr. Dutt was a student at University of Jammu, he along with his two colleagues has launched an organization named as “The Himalayan Ecological and...
read moreThe Importance of Identity and Building a Multicultural Society
Brian Bwesigye Co-Founder and Programs Manager The Centre for African Cultural Excellence, Kampala, Uganda Entering a car for a first time in Nyanja, where I grew up, was a big thing to many of my agemates. They would always say, ‘ekyooma ky’omujungu’ to express their wonder at ‘the amazing technology of the whiteman’. Growing up then, in somewhat privileged circumstances compared to many of my...
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