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Maria Burke
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Digital Dining Editor, Honolulu Magazine
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By Maria Burke Verified| Chemistry World Verified A recent article in the South China Morning Post declared that chemistry in the US and Europe seemed to be dying, while China was forging ahead. It noted that Chinese universities were now monopolising the top 20 spots for chemistry in the Nature Index, a global indicator of high-quality research output. Meanwhile, western institutions face cutbacks and closures, as China appears to be cementing its dominance. But is chemistry really dying a slow death in Europe and the US?
By Ailidh Aikman, Maria Burke Verified| dementia.stir.ac.uk@ Duke Street in Glasgow is a street that I have walked daily for the past five decades of my life. It is Britain’s longest street, stretching almost 1km (0.6miles) from High Street on the West to Belgrove in the East. I know the history of many of the buildings that line the street including the Architects’ names and the date of the buildings. I thought I knew that street very well. Or did I? “The best streets are those that can be remembered. They leave strong, long-continuous positive impressions.
By Maria Burke Verified| Chemistry World Verified A recent article in the South China Morning Post declared that chemistry in the US and Europe seemed to be dying, while China was forging ahead. It noted that Chinese universities were now monopolising the top 20 spots for chemistry in the Nature Index, a global indicator of high-quality research output. Meanwhile, western institutions face cutbacks and closures, as China appears to be cementing its dominance. But is chemistry really dying a slow death in Europe and the US?
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Honolulu Magazine
HONOLULU Magazine is a well-established publication in Hawaii, originally commissioned in 1888 as Paradise of the Pacific. It has evolved over the years, becoming HONOLULU Magazine in 1966 to focus on serving the local community. The magazine features in-depth articles, profiles, dining reviews, and commentary on contemporary issues affecting Hawaii. It is particularly known for its "Best of" lists, which are popular among locals and visitors. In addition to its monthly print edition, HONOLULU Magazine offers digital content through its website and email newsletters, reaching a wider audience. The magazine has received over 60 awards since 2010, including the General Excellence Award from the City & Regional Magazine Association. It targets Hawaii's educated and affluent residents, as well as sophisticated visitors, with a readership of over 160,000. The magazine is part of Honolulu Publishing Co., which has a rich history and continues to maintain a strong presence in the media industry.
Honolulu, United States
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Founded: 1888