Kim Fox: Podcasting Pioneer Embraces ‘Rich Sounds’ of Cairo
By: Salma Abouelwafa @Salmaabouelwafa Stuck in the middle of the Cairo Ring Road with nothing but the heat and the
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Technology and Innovation
Tracking the strides AUCians and notable Egyptians have made in the technological scene
How to Overcome Cyber Threats
By: Haya Hossam @Hayahossamm Whether connected at home, in a hotel, in the classroom, or at the office, it’s crucial
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Film Warns of Algorithms Controlling Our Lives
By: Abdallah Abbas @abdallahabbas13 Photo: The Social Dilemma poster Jeff Orlowski’s The Social Dilemma that was released earlier this year,
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مستقبلنا رقمي… مبادرة لدعم مشروعات الشباب
تقرير: عبد الله عباس الصورة: مشهد من إعلان المبادرة الرسمي تمنح وزارة الاتصالات وتكنولوجيا المعلومات المصرية الشباب الذين تتراوح أعمارهم
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UNESCO Symposium Seeks to Incorporate Technology in Public Education
The symposium, which is also co-sponsored by United Nations Education, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)’s Cairo Office in the Regional Bureau of Sciences in the Arab States, in collaboration with the Graduate School of Education (GSE), looked at ways that teachers can incorporate new communication tools in their classrooms.
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ROV Team Gear Up For Regional Rounds with Underwater Vehicle
The AUC robot excelled in completing the tasks, diving up to 5 meters below the surface level, and moving objects through a pneumatic gripper.
Read MoreLife on Cloud 9: On Living in a Modern-Day Panopticon
Surely, when Bentham designed the Panopticon, he had a prison in mind – an institutional building for punishment – not a way of life.
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New Cairo Buses Hit the Streets
Apparently, most people still don’t know about this new service, so they think it is just a new public bus for the same price. A public bus that takes the same route as this bus charges EGP 2.5 pounds – just 25 percent of what we were paying.
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AUC Racing Team Reach Out to Non-Engineering Students
AUC’s Racing Team, which aims to compete in motor sports in Egypt and around the world, is calling out to non-engineering students to join after struggling with low participation, as well as financial constraints on their operations.
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Engineering Students Build More Ductile “Spined Steel”
For their graduation project, Mohamed Mostafa, Hatem Sabry, Omar Bassyouny, Hasan Dorgham and Hossam Okasha developed a plan to reduce the quantity of steel used in construction while affording buildings greater protection during earthquakes.
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