Patients facing brain surgery at Stanford Medical Center get more insight into their upcoming procedure while doctors get a virtual practice run before picking up a scalpel.
Take a virtual trip through your own brain
Tanzanians would rather not live on borrowed time
Swahili time rules in the African nation despite the introduction of so-called ‘English time’ during the colonial period.
On second thought — Pakistan, Nepal and Myanmar sideline China-funded projects
China's President Xi Jinping appears on a giant screen as he gives a speech at the opening ceremony of the "CPC in dialogue with world political parties high-level meeting, at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, China December 1, 2017. REUTERS/Fred Dufour/Pool - RC178E029210
There’s a growing realization among poorer countries that Chinese proposals to build massive infrastructure projects can come at too high a price.
A girl’s place is often in the lab in Rwanda
Keza says she chose to attend the FAWE Girls’ school because she wanted to be around goal-oriented girls. Photo by Chika Oduah. Oct. 2017
This girls boarding school in Kigali is one of many STEM-focused schools to open in Rwanda over the past decade, creating a model for other African nations to follow.
A Vietnam War love affair, a secret baby, and 48 years later, a reunion
Almost a half-century after a short-lived liaison between a US seaman and young Vietnamese woman produced a daughter, they all meet again.