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Best Health Care - Interview with Fathima Shaik:
No full textFathima talks about the excellent health care her father has received at Vancouver General Hospital
Fathima Al-Fihri and the Tradition of Knowledge: Connecting the Past with the Future
Get PDFThis paper explores the legacy of Fathima Al-Fihri, the founder of Al-Qarawiyyin University, and its influence on the tradition of science in the context of Islamic education. Fathima is not only a symbol of women\u27s empowerment, but also a pioneer of inclusive access to education. This study aims to connect the educational heritage built by Fathima with the challenges faced by modern education. Through a qualitative approach, data are obtained from relevant historical sources and contemporary analysis. The results show that Fathima Al-Fihri\u27s educational values remain relevant and important in fighting for accessibility and empowerment of women in education today. This discussion is expected to provide insight into the importance of preserving and applying the tradition of science in a modern context
Osgoode welcomes McMurtry Visiting Fellow Fathima Cader
No full textFathima Cader joins York University as Osgoode Hall Law School\u27s McMurtry Visiting Fellow. Cader is a Toronto-based litigator, with a focus on human rights, labour, and employment law, including anti-discrimination applications, union certifications, grievance arbitrations, workplace investigations and preventative training
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Osgoode welcomes McMurtry Visiting Fellow Fathima Cader
No full textFathima Cader joins York University as Osgoode Hall Law School\u27s McMurtry Visiting Fellow. Cader is a Toronto-based litigator, with a focus on human rights, labour, and employment law, including anti-discrimination applications, union certifications, grievance arbitrations, workplace investigations and preventative training
Data for: Investigations of the effects of electrode geometry and mechanical stress on Antimony doped Zinc Oxide Nanostructures based MSM UV photodetectors fabricated on flexible substrates
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"Agenda Plus: Sri Lanka's Muslims" by Fathima Cader
No full textMedia coverage of Sri Lanka in recent decades has focused on the ethnic conflict between Sinhalese and Tamils that fueled a bloody civil war. As a result, other groups in Sri Lanka have often been overlooked. Fathima Cader talks about Sri Lanka's Muslims and how they have been affected by their country's tumultuous history. via: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJ08C9fG5OU#t=55 source: Youtub
WIT Talk with Noor Afshan Fathima, CERN IT accessibility studies' ally
No full textNoor Afshan Fathima is a Fullstack Engineer with CERN IT’s Search-As-A-Service project. She has been a volunteer at the Open Source community since 2011 with a focus on introducing students to open source philosophy and helping them migrate to open source. She has volunteered at a local specially-abled children’s school in India on certain occasions. She is a recipient of the Google Women TechMakers Scholarship and IEEE Computer Society's Richard E. Merwin Scholarship.
Noor participated in the 2021 edition of CERN’s Global Webfest, where she pitched the idea for “Crowdsourced designs, 3D printed enhancements for the disabled” (https://webfest.cern/node/339) which stems from the open-source philosophy of open collaboration model where the able-bodied world can contribute to building custom enhancements suited for each disabled person’s needs. This idea was prototyped during the weekend and won first place. In addition, she is a volunteer at Hackahealth Foundation (https://www.hackahealth.ch/) which fosters a community that operates on similar ideologies at Campus Biotech in Geneva (https://www.campusbiotech.ch/en/) and is collaborating on Team Caroline (https://www.hackahealth.ch/project-caroline-2021).
Noor envisions forming more of these communities which will provide free and safe spaces for people like herself with disabilities to express their needs and build solutions in an inclusive and systematic approach, in collaboration with able-bodied people, thereby bridging the gap through consistent innovation for a healthier co-existence of all diverse individuals.
Noor will be interviewed by Maria Dimou. Maria graduated in Physics from Athens university and Computing from the university of Brussels. After almost 5 years of permanent contract with IBM, she resigned to join a research environment. She is CERN IT dept. staff for 34 years. Her projects include the email gateway evolution, network configuration in the computer centre for the SHIFT project, Web operation and deputy Group Leader's role in the Web Office, Linux support, various Grid middleware packages in WLCG, the IT e-learning initiative, an investigation of Markdown for static documentation, a web-based Slides' maker and Solid - the Decentralised Web project by the Web inventor Sir Tim Berners-Lee. She loves human languages, is an amateur dancer and believes that art should be a mandatory aspect of education and an important part of everybody's life.
Noor and Maria both work in CERN IT.
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https://webfest.cern/node/339
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Citizens’ Perception of Leadership during COVID-19 Times in Mombasa, Kenya
No full textPhoto : Gedion Otula. Fathima AZMIYA BADURDEEN, “Citizens’ Perception of Leadership during COVID-19 Times in Mombasa, Kenya.” Mambo! Vol. XVII (4), 2020. Abstract: Leadership requires conscientious flexibility, consistency, and commitment in grappling a pandemic such as the COVID-19 virus. In this context, decision-making should involve placing the wellbeing of the constituency and the voters before economic, social and political gains, while Kenya’s political history has often shown oth..
Development of visible light photocatalysts for organic fine chemical production
No full textDevising new photocatalysts that can harvest light energy to drive chemical processes is in the forefront of chemical research. It aims at limiting the use of depleting fossil fuel energy, better understanding optical properties of materials and developing green chemical synthesis processes. During this doctoral work, three different types of photocatalysts, based on titanium dioxide, gold nanoparticles and vanadium clusters, have been designed and evaluated for synthetically important organic chemical reactions under visible light irradiation at near ambient conditions
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