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FSTC at Second International Conference in Sharjah

FSTC and CE4tF are very pleased to have participated in the Second International Conference on Arabs’ and Muslims’ History of Science and the eleventh Conference on the Space Sciences and...

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FSTC Newsletter Issue 11: January 2015

Dear readers of our Newsletter, Another year has passed and a new one has commenced with more successes and challenges to our noble mission. Professor Gomati and I would like to take this...

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Daily Sabah: A woman with a past

Taken from www.dailysabah.com/features/2014/07/12/a-woman-with-a-past: Fatima al-Fihri, a Muslim woman activist from the annals of history has been reintroduced to inspire future generations.

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Women of Science and Management in History June 2014

The two day workshop, which took place on the 24th and 25th June 2014, followed on from sessions held in Istanbul in October 2013, and is part of a collaborative project between...

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Dialogue of Civilisations: From Ancient Maya to the Islamic world

As a means to explore ancient civilisations contributions to modern civilisation, the National Geographic Society, The Foundation for Science, Technology and Civilisation (FSTC) and supporting...

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Breaking News: FSTC to host Women of Science workshop, June 2014

The two day workshop, 24th and 25th June 2014

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Muslim Heritage in the World Conference on Intellectual Capital

In the frame of the forthcoming of The World Conference on Intellectual Capital for Communities, Professor...

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Cultural Understanding through Science Project

Cultural Understanding is "Recognising that modern science has its roots in many different societies and...

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His Honour Judge John Roberts, current President of the club, is seen presenting Professor Al-Hassani with a copy of Liverpool 800, a new book on the history of Liverpool in celebration of the city's 800th anniversary and receiving a copy of the 1001i book for the Athenaeum library.