Al Jazeera interviews the first researcher to obtain a PhD in chemistry from a Libyan university
This article discusses an interview with Haitham Abu Aissa, the first researcher to earn a PhD in chemistry from a Libyan university, highlighting the significance of his achievement amidst the political crises in Libya.
'Fiuk from Harmonia': Judge who went viral at SP carnival is a PhD from USP, has a gypsy band and helped found a street block
João Batista Cruz gained internet fame during the São Paulo Carnival 2026 as a judge, nicknamed 'Fiuk da Harmonia', due to a viral video capturing his intense focus on the parade.
Man died for 7 minutes and explains what he saw with 'white light only an illusion'
A man who clinically died for seven minutes describes his experience, challenging common perceptions of near-death experiences.
The generation changing medicine: The 28-year-old Greek biologist behind new therapy and the next battle against cancer
Andreas Metousis, a 28-year-old Greek biochemist, is pioneering critical research in the fight against rare, deadly diseases during his PhD at the Max Planck Institute.
AI expert M. Songailaitė: AI can recognize deceptive information
Milita Songailaitė, a PhD candidate from Vytautas Magnus University, discusses the role of artificial intelligence in identifying misinformation during her research and community education efforts.
PhD Students in Slovakia: Competition, Not Colleagues
The article discusses the challenges faced by PhD students in Slovakia, highlighting a competitive academic environment that hinders collaboration among peers.
US judge rejects Trump's effort to deport pro-Palestinian student
A US judge has ruled against the Trump administration's attempt to deport Tafts University PhD student Rameesa Ozturk, who was detained last year as part of a crackdown on pro-Palestinian activists at universities.
Judge rejects Trump administration effort to deport pro-Palestinian Tufts student
An immigration judge dismissed the Trump administration's attempt to deport Tufts University PhD student Rümeysa Öztürk, a case framed within a broader crackdown on pro-Palestinian activists.
Jarek Kurnitski: Estonia's economy needs more industrial PhDs
Jarek Kurnitski emphasizes the importance of industrial PhD programs in Estonia, arguing they enhance the economy, universities' roles, and individual career success.
Aleksandra has been living in Britain for years: "Life in the West is not as wonderful as it is thought"
Aleksandra Dragović, an astrophysics PhD student in Cambridge, shares her challenging experiences of living in Britain, countering the common belief that life in Western countries is easier and more prosperous.
Distinctive Croatian Artist Exhibited with Picasso, Earned PhD at 69, and Married for the First Time at 87
In conjunction with the Museum Night event, an exhibition featuring works of the notable Croatian painter Frano Missia has been opened at the Lika Museum in Gospić, highlighting his life and influence from cities like Split, Paris, and New York.
Conservative justice swipes at DOJ in trans sports case: 'I don't think you're a PhD in this stuff'
Justice Neil Gorsuch questioned the Department of Justice on the implications of a ruling that could permit states to ban transgender athletes from women's sports during a Supreme Court case regarding West Virginia's Save Women's Sports Act.
PhD student with temporary resident status denied entry to Israel on the grounds that he is an 'anarchist calling for the destruction of the state'
A Jewish-American researcher, who resides in Israel as a temporary resident, was denied entry upon returning from a vacation, with authorities alleging he is an anarchist advocating for the destruction of Israel.