The Missing Kingdom: Why Fungi Must Be Central to Conservation Strategy
While there are up to 3 million species of fungi, fewer than 1% are described, and less than 0.05% have been assessed for extinction risk.
While there are up to 3 million species of fungi, fewer than 1% are described, and less than 0.05% have been assessed for extinction risk.
The frameworks, trade-offs, and science shaping water in the Arab world
A legally binding WEFE Nexus framework could turn water from a source of vulnerability into a driver of resilience.
Arab countries are turning the Water–Energy–Food–Ecosystems Nexus from theory into practice. But while pilots in Egypt, the UAE, and Morocco show promise, experts warn the framework applications remain distant from the theory's ambitious goals.
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The frameworks, trade-offs, and science shaping water in the Arab world
Tarek Rakha is an associate professor at Georgia Tech, and CEO of his first startup, Lamarr.AI, which uses drones, infrared imaging, and AI to revolutionize building diagnostics. Think of it as an MRI for buildings.
The GCC countries, led by the Emirates, are investing heavily in AI models for energy, healthcare, and education.
A non-invasive imaging technique allows researchers to peer inside six sealed metal animal coffins.
Nature Middle East editors discuss issues concerning Middle Eastern science and scientists.
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