Top-ranked colleges in Arabic-speaking countries are diverse Four countries are represented on this regional list of top-ranked global universities in Arabic-speaking countries.

Studies have shown that when employers in science, technology ... the high proportions of women pursuing computer-science degrees in the Arab world is crucial to improving outcomes both regionally ...

Top Artificial Intelligence Visionaries in the Arab World inc_arabia_en 1 Top Artificial Intelligence Visionaries in the Arab World Country: Palestine Position: Professor in the Computer Science ...

The progress in scientific research and technological development is gaining some momentum in the Arab world ... in favour of Science and Technology, S&T, research. Arab countries launched many ...

The Arab Academy for Science, Technology and Maritime Transport offers a wide range of courses within the following faculties: maritime transport and technology, archaeology and cultural heritage, ...

On women studying computer science in the Arab world, Sana said ... We don’t have a well-developed technology sector, so you have old companies and stereotypes against women that they ...

The immense challenges facing those who attempt to support research in developing countries are compounded by political turmoil in the Middle East. Four years ago, Nature reported on some welcome ...

Doha, Qatar--3 April, 2011--A panel of 29 renowned scientists from 16 countries is meeting today and tomorrow in Doha to discuss how social networking can be improved for users in the Arab world at ...

Researchers in Israel will combine the scientific and scholarly expertise of their humanities and computer science experts in ... Jewish liturgical texts and Arabic historical texts that advance ...

In January, sociologist Nadji Safir from the University of Algers (Algeria) remarked in Le Monde (1) that the UNESCO Science Report had appeared at a time in history that was dominated more than ever ...

What’s more, the countries that minted the most female college graduates in fields such as science, engineering, or math were also some of the least gender-equal countries.