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Organic Chemistry with Dr. Metaferia Introduction to Organic Chemistry with Dr. Metaferia Organic Chemistry Lectures and Problems My channel delivers comprehensive, University-College level lectures covering Organic Chemistry I and II, it breaks down complex concepts into digestible lessons. Whether you're a student, tutor, or chemistr...

James Watson, co-discoverer of DNA's double helix, dead at 97 James Watson, the controversial American biologist whose 1953 discovery of the structure of DNA ushered in the age of genetics, has died.

Early Childhood Education Ethiopia is proud to announce the start of preschool enrollment beginning at age three.

This advancement marks a critical step toward equitable early learning access for all children, not just those in urban or private programs. Research consistently shows that children who begin quality early education at age three experience stronger developmental, cognitive, and social outcomes. For too long, access to early learning at this age has been a privilege afforded to the few; ECEE is working to make it a public right.

By starting at age three, we are bridging the equity gap between public and private preschool access, aligning national goals with global early learning frameworks that emphasize inclusive, play-based education from the earliest years. ECEE’s age expansion underscores our belief that equity begins early, when every child, regardless of where they are born, can enter a nurturing and developmentally appropriate preschool environment.

Together, we are building a Learner-Ready Generation.

Light wave

The Geometry of Light - We created this animation to illustrate how light behaves as it encounters different lenses and mirrors — bending, focusing, and reflecting in elegant motion.

ለበርካታ ወራት ሳንጠይቃት በበጎ ፈቃደኝነት ስታገለግለን የነበረችውን ጽጌሬዳ ደምሴን ከዛሬ ጀምሮ የኢትዮጲክ ባልደረባ አድርገናታል። ላለፉት ጥቂት ወራት ጽጌሬዳ (ሮዝ) ከኛ በላይ በኢትዮጵክ ጉዳይ ባለጉዳይ ሆና ሀሳብ ስታመነጭ፤ በተግባር ስትደግፈን፤ እንዲሁም በርካታ ሰዎችና የንግድ ተቋማት ጋር ስታስተዋውቀን ቆይታለች። የሁሌ መፈክሯ ደግሞ "ለሌሎች ያልተረፈ ህይወት አይኑረን፤ ደግ ስትሰሩ ዋሉ" ነው። ይህ መፈክሯና ሁሌም በተግባር ስታደርገው የምናያት ደግሞ ከኢትዮጲክ አላማ ጋር ተመሳሳይ ነው። ሮዝ በኢትዮጲክ ውስጥ የማርኬቲንግና ኮሚውኒቲ ኦውትሪች ሊድ በመሆን የምታገለግል ሲሆን ይህ አዲስ ስራዋ የራሷን የታመቀ አቅም የምታወጣበትና ራሷን የምታበለጽግበት እንዲሆንላት እንመኛለን።

ጽጌሬዳን እንኳን ደህና መጣሽ በሉልን።
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🌟 Welcoming Our New Marketing and Community Outreach Lead
"We are pleased to announce that Tsigereda Demissie, who has been volunteering for us for several months without being asked, has now become a paid Ethiopique Associate, effective today.

For the past few months, Tsigereda (Rose) has been an advocate for Ethiopique's mission beyond her own work, generating ideas, supporting us practically, and introducing us to numerous individuals and businesses.

Her constant motto is: 'May we not have a life that hasn't benefited others; go forth and do good.' This motto and the kindness we always see her demonstrate in her actions are completely aligned with Ethiopique's goals.

Rose will be serving as the Marketing and Community Outreach Lead within Ethiopique. We wish for this new position to be an opportunity for her to draw out her potential and further develop herself.

Please join us in welcoming Tsigereda!"

Nobel Prize in Economics

BREAKING NEWS
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has decided to award the 2025 Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel to Joel Mokyr, Philippe Aghion and Peter Howitt “for having explained innovation-driven economic growth” with one half to Mokyr “for having identified the prerequisites for sustained growth through technological progress” and the other half jointly to Aghion and Howitt “for the theory of sustained growth through creative destruction.”

The laureates showed how new technology can drive sustained growth.

Over the last two centuries, for the first time in history, the world has seen sustained economic growth. This has lifted vast numbers of people out of poverty and laid the foundation of our prosperity. This year’s laureates in economic sciences, Joel Mokyr, Philippe Aghion and Peter Howitt, explain how innovation provides the impetus for further progress.

Technology advances rapidly and affects us all, with new products and production methods replacing old ones in a never-ending cycle. This is the basis for sustained economic growth, which results in a better standard of living, health and quality of life for people around the globe.

However, this was not always the case. Quite the opposite – stagnation was the norm throughout most of human history. Despite important discoveries now and again, which sometimes led to improved living conditions and higher incomes, growth always eventually levelled off.

Joel Mokyr used historical sources as one means to uncover the causes of sustained growth becoming the new normal. He demonstrated that if innovations are to succeed one another in a self-generating process, we not only need to know that something works, but we also need to have scientific explanations for why. The latter was often lacking prior to the industrial revolution, which made it difficult to build upon new discoveries and inventions. He also emphasised the importance of society being open to new ideas and allowing change.

Philippe Aghion and Peter Howitt also studied the mechanisms behind sustained growth. In an article from 1992, they constructed a mathematical model for what is called creative destruction: when a new and better product enters the market, the companies selling the older products lose out. The innovation represents something new and is thus creative. However, it is also destructive, as the company whose technology becomes passé is outcompeted.

In different ways, the laureates show how creative destruction creates conflicts that must be managed in a constructive manner. Otherwise, innovation will be blocked by established companies and interest groups that risk being put at a disadvantage.

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Sunday August 31st during Ethiopian Day Celebration

STEM activities (3-5 pm or 5-7 pm)

Civic Building, Fenton Hall, Silver Spring MD

Pre-register for this fun activity, space is limited

Volunteers and business sponsors email us at [email protected]

Tickets link
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/fun-and-engaging-stem-activity-tickets-1571040326909?aff=oddtdtcreator

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