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Health and Coronavirus Vaccines

13 Minuten
In this podcast episode, AGYA Co-President Professor Maha Nasr from Egypt and AGYA Steering Committee member Professor Marc Ringel from Germany talk about the current Coronavirus vaccines and how to stay healthy during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

Maha Nasr is Associate Professor for Pharmaceutics and Industrial Pharmacy at Ain Shams University in Egypt. Marc Ringel is Professor for Economics at Nuertingen-Geislingen University in Germany.

Media Coverage on COVID-19 Pandemic

24 Minuten
In this podcast episode, two AGYA alumnae from media studies, Professor Hanan Badr from Egypt and Professor Carola Richter from Germany, exchange views on the media coverage surrounding COVID-19 and the role of science journalism in the dissemination of reliable and credible information in society.

Hanan Badr is Associate Professor for Mass Communication at the Gulf University of Science and Technology (GUST) in Kuwait, and is also affiliated with Cairo University in Egypt. Carola Richter is Professor for International Communication at Freie Universität Berlin in Germany.

The Role of Scholars in Society in Times of Crisis

33 Minuten
In this podcast episode, AGYA member Dr. Luise Fischer from Germany and AGYA alumnus Professor Ahmad El-Guindy from Egypt share their thoughts on a possible second wave of COVID-19 and the role of scholars in society in times of crisis.

Luise Fischer is a postdoctoral research fellow at the Fraunhofer Center for International Management and Knowledge Economy in Leipzig. Ahmad El-Guindy is Professor of Mathematics at Cairo University.

Coronavirus Warning Apps

35 Minuten
In this podcast episode, AGYA member Dr. Amro Ali from Egypt and AGYA alumnus Dr. Kalman Graffi from Germany discuss Coronavirus warning apps, delving into their advantages, disadvantages and effectiveness from both a technological and ethical point of view.

Amro Ali is a lecturer in Political Sociology at the American University in Cairo, while Kalman Graffi is a Principal Scientist at the Honda Research Institute Europe located in Offenbach am Main.

Plagues in Ancient Times & Modern 3D Simulations for Potential Therapies

17 Minuten
In this podcast episode, AGYA members Professor Dr. Zeina Hobaika from Lebanon and Dr. Konstantin Klein from Germany discuss lessons learned from plague epidemics in ancient times as well as the benefits of using modern software and 3D simulations to better understand how COVID-19 behaves and how it might react to certain treatments.
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Welcome to the podcast ‘AGYA goes viral’! We here at the Arab-German Young Academy of Sciences and Humanities (AGYA) invite you to join us as we explore the diverse implications of COVID-19 for science and society at large. In each episode, Arab and German AGYA members and alumni from different scientific disciplines come together to discuss research on and amidst the Coronavirus pandemic. As the current situation challenges our societies in unprecedented ways, we hope this platform will serve a space for dialogue and lead to inspiring exchange. The Arab-German Young Academy of Sciences and Humanities (AGYA) provides this podcast as a public service. The authors/speakers remain solely responsible for the contents and recommendations provided in the podcast and do not reflect positions of AGYA or any of its funding partners.
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