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History-making engineer, Dr. Malika Grayson, has been chosen as 1 of 27 Cornell University alumnae to be featured in “Wall of Wonder: Cornell Women Leading the Way in Science, Technology and Engineering,” a book highlighting woman within the US-based university’s alumni...
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Happy Independence Day Below we’ve compiled some articles highlighting Guyanese organisations and individuals...
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OASIS Laboratory is a company based in Barbados founded by two Barbadian chemists Kemar Codrington...
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Organic Solar is a hydroponic, solar-powered microgreens farm, that was founded by Mr. Cerone Dean, and is located in the Bahamas. Hydroponic agriculture is the use of a water-based...
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Students Josh Elahie, Devonte St. Louis, Kurt Wyse, Javel Alexis, Dominique Isaac, and Alesia Aird from the Center for Enhancing Educational Performance (CEEP), were successful in their bid to participate in the COVID-19 Island Hack Prototype Challenge, an initiative of …
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Imagine driving past changing sceneries of rural, urban, and suburban terrains in Barbados, with your...
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JOIE Innovative Learning Solutions, an educational technology (Ed-tech) company is enhancing how...
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Dr. Alexandra Amon is an astrophysicist from the sister islands of Trinidad and Tobago. In June of last year, she won the Michael Penston Prize for the best doctoral thesis in astronomy or astrophysics completed...
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The National Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (NTRC) in St. Vincent and the Grenadines is providing subsidised internet access for EC$10 per month to 680 households for two years. This is the second SMART project, which is being funded by the NTRC’s Universal Service …
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During the past decade, food delivery websites and mobile apps became more popular around the world....
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Around the world yesterday, International Girls in ICT Day was celebrated. To mark this day, several...
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Tamboulay, a Caribbean based start-up production studio, has developed Carey and Cassie’s Caribbean Adventures. This educational game follows the adventures of two characters as they explore...
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Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we are forced to adapt to using the Internet more for learning and interacting with others. That doesn’t mean our zeal for learning has to be diminished. Fortunately, several educational entities in the Caribbean have …
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International Day of Girls in ICT is right around the corner. To celebrate this day, a group of women...
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As the rest of the world continues to shift towards digital environments, the Caribbean is also forced...
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Every year the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) highlights ten young professionals through its New Faces of Civil Engineering recognition programs. According to ASCE, this...
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Scientist and inventor, Tandika Harry, a graduate of the University of Guyana, is the winner of the 2020 Guyana Innovation Prize. Her invention, BeeStarch, naturally helps fruits and vegetables last longer after they’ve been harvested. BeeStarch also makes fruits like mangoes more succulent. This...
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Barbados’ 2nd Annual Science & Technology Festival was hosted on March 5-7 by the National...
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The issue of period poverty is not a new one — it is as old as humanity itself. Periods are often considered...
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Have you ever been tasked with writing the details of an important meeting? If you can write quickly, maybe this task is not that difficult for you. On the other hand, keeping up with the topic of discussion...
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