2025 Nobel Prize in Chemistry Honors MOF Innovators

2025 Nobel Prize in Chemistry Honors MOF Innovators

The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2025 was awarded to Susumu Kitagawa, Richard Robson, and Omar M. Yaghi for developing metal-organic frameworks, known as MOFs. These materials allow gases and liquids to move through intricate internal channels. Because of their versatility, MOFs have transformed environmental science and materials chemistry. Their creation provides new ways to capture…

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Nobel Prize in Chemistry to Be Announced Today

Nobel Prize in Chemistry to Be Announced Today

Today, the scientific world awaits the 2025 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, as the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences prepares to announce the laureates. This announcement follows earlier reveals in Medicine and Physics, and it promises to highlight groundbreaking work in the field of chemical science. The award often recognizes discoveries that reshape how we understand…

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Three U.S. Scientists Win Nobel Prize in Physics for Quantum Breakthroughs

Three U.S. Scientists Win Nobel Prize in Physics for Quantum Breakthroughs

The 2025 Nobel Prize in Physics celebrates three brilliant scientists from U.S. universities: John Clarke of UC Berkeley, Michel Devoret of Yale University, and John Martinis of UC Santa Barbara. Together, they have transformed our understanding of how quantum mechanics operates at large scales. Their research connects theory to real-world technology. By proving that quantum…

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FG Reconstitutes Committee to Speed Up Talks With Varsity and Polytechnic Unions

The Federal Government recently reconstituted a committee tasked with accelerating negotiations with university and polytechnic unions. This move comes amid growing tensions and fears of industrial action in the tertiary education sector. The decision signals that the government wants to show renewed commitment to resolving unresolved demands from academic staff. The reconstitution addresses long-standing issues…

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ASUU Mobilises Chapters for October 13 Warning Strike Across Nigerian Universities

ASUU Mobilises Chapters for October 13 Warning Strike Across Nigerian Universities

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has started mobilising its chapters across Nigeria in preparation for a nationwide two-week warning strike. The strike is slated to begin on October 13, 2025, unless the federal government meets its demands. This mobilisation reflects the union’s urgency and commitment to pushing for a resolution. Union leaders have…

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Nobel Prize in Physics to Be Announced Today in Stockholm

Nobel Prize in Physics to Be Announced Today in Stockholm

Today, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences will reveal the 2025 Nobel Prize in Physics. The announcement marks the second in the series this week, following the Nobel Prize in Medicine earlier in the week. Scientists, journalists, and enthusiasts around the world await the decision. Historically, Physics laureates have tackled topics from quantum mechanics to…

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New York Moves to Enforce SAFE for Kids Act with Proposed Rules to Limit Algorithmic Feeds for Minors

New York Moves to Enforce SAFE for Kids Act with Proposed Rules to Limit Algorithmic Feeds for Minors

New York Attorney General Letitia James has released draft regulations to enforce the Stop Addictive Feeds Exploitation (SAFE) for Kids Act. The proposed rules aim to limit the kinds of social media feeds that minors under age 18 can see unless a parent gives consent. In particular, platforms like TikTok and Instagram must cease showing…

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Travel Ban Under Trump Blocks Thousands of International Students From U.S. Colleges

Travel Ban Under Trump Blocks Thousands of International Students From U.S. Colleges

President Donald Trump’s travel ban and related immigration rules are preventing many international students from 19 listed countries from attending U.S. colleges. Students from Afghanistan, Iran, and Myanmar who were accepted into American universities now face visa delays, denials, or deferred admissions. Thousands remain stranded despite months of preparing applications, tests, and financial plans for…

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Tinubu Approves ₦1.8 Billion for Rescued Chibok Girls’ Education

Tinubu Approves ₦1.8 Billion for Rescued Chibok Girls’ Education

President Bola Tinubu has approved ₦1.8 billion to fund the education and rehabilitation of rescued Chibok girls, reaffirming his administration’s commitment to safeguarding the future of Nigeria’s children. The package will cover tuition, housing, vocational training, and psychosocial support for 108 girls through to 2027. By extending this assistance, Tinubu sends a clear message that…

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