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A universe without light

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Everyone should have access to a good education. This is why our work with The Knowledge for Democracy Myanmar is particularly meaningful, especially now as the initiative moves into its second phase to continue supporting higher education and research. Asia Research News provides knowledge transfer communications for the initiative. Here's a snapshot of the phase two launch.

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Archana Sharma (16 February 1932 - 14 January 2008) conducted research into plant and human genetics that expanded the understanding of both botany and human health.

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