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Tanzanian geologist awarded the 2019 honour for her work on disaster mitigation and seismic studies.
Professor Hamdan, of Jordan, was serving as a current TWAS vice president
The 2019 Al-Kharafi Award goes to a science diplomat promoting renewable energy
Kenyan molecular biologist awarded for studies on insect population genetics aimed at developing biological pesticides.
The U.N. Technology Bank is taking steps to help Least-Developed Countries catch up with the digital revolution.
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