Hepatitis C Virus (HCV) infection causes around three quarters of worldwide chronic hepatitis, liver cirrhosis, and hepatocellular carcinoma. Interferon and ribavirin combination therapy is not effective with all HCV ...

An interesting phenomenon has been taking place in Cairo, Egypt. College students appear to be tying the knot earlier than the contemporary age. Mona Tawfik investigates.

Improving the performance of solar energy harvesting martials is a challenge facing the renewable energy industry. Over the past few decades, metal oxides have been extensively explored as photoelectrodes for solar-driven ...

The current Syrian refugee crises have captured the world’s attention. Much of the existing research have focused on the humanitarian and security impacts of Syrians’ displacement in hosting countries. This research, ...

The author traces the developmental achievements of the late King Khaled Bin-Abdul-Aziz which led to an economic boom in the country. That period witnessed the establishment of industrial cities, new universities, and ...

There is ample evidence that students are creating all types of digital content and disseminating it via the Internet. When they graduate from universities and colleges and enter such fields as business, education, government, ...

Two of my colleagues at CLT (Maha Bali and Hoda Mostafa) have recently published essays that focus on, among other things, what and how we teach at AUC. As an engaged academic and primarily a “teacher” I welcome both ...

A classic and honourable tradition of American educational and political thought is the manner in which it endeavours to combine intellectual and moral virtues and in particular the integration of civic responsibility into ...