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Europe Technology

Swedish biometrics flouts privacy law

Under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), biometric data, such as facial images, taken in classes is regarded as special...

• BY Brian Njuguna
• August 30, 2019
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Asia Opportunities

Filipinos' resiliency offsets trade-war

The trade war between China and the US was sparked by the tariffs imposed by both countries, and this retaliation...

• BY Brian Njuguna
• August 29, 2019
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Technology United States

JWST utilizing redshifts bested Hubble

Bill Ochs, the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) project manager, revealed that the assembling of JWST’s distinctive instruments and parts...

• BY Brian Njuguna
• August 29, 2019
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Science United States

Nanoparticle mix grants infrared vision

Scientists have been able to utilize a nanoparticle solution to increase an ordinary mouse’s capability of seeing things in near-infrared. ...

• BY Brian Njuguna
• August 29, 2019
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Europe Special Education

Glasgow blind student cries discrimination

Gary Copland, a considerably visually-impaired student at the University of Glasgow, declares that he is afraid of failing his final...

• BY Brian Njuguna
• August 29, 2019
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Finance

Cryptocurrencies can end bad governance

Cryptocurrencies are structured in such a way that they can curtail lousy governance, which is a bit of good news...

• BY Brian Njuguna
• August 29, 2019
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Asia Law and Courts

PHL educators nix 'no homework bill'

Philippine (PHL) private and public educators converged on August 27 and aired their concerns about the proposed ‘no homework bill’....

• BY Brian Njuguna
• August 28, 2019
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Europe Government

UK schools showcased by Boris Johnson

Boris Johnson, United Kingdom (UK) Prime Minister, revealed plans for UK schools, emphatic about wanting all pupils to succeed despite...

• BY Brian Njuguna
• August 28, 2019
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Students United States

Adversity Score redesign may help learners

The College Board, the provider of the SAT (Scholastic Aptitude Test), had wanted to use students’ socioeconomic profiles as adversity...

• BY Brian Njuguna
• August 28, 2019
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Europe Government

Rough road ahead for the UK education system

The United Kingdom (UK) education structure is expected to be integrated with policies that are deemed controversial and dramatic, which...

• BY Brian Njuguna
• August 28, 2019
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