Women Innovators

Aramco’s R&D work focuses on innovations that aim to help future generations to continue to have access to reliable energy

Dr. Nadrah Alawani, Dr. Amani Musharah and Maryam Altaher have led and worked on innovations that have raised the bars in their respective fields and the energy sector as a whole

From gaining new understanding of hydrocarbons, to formulating better performing fuels that could help lower emissions, women innovators at Aramco continue to break new scientific ground

Aramco’s research and development work focuses on innovations that aim to help future generations to continue to have access to the benefits of a more secure, more sustainable energy supply. 

Scientific and technological advances that can help us to achieve this goal are happening in our R&D centers around the world, including three in Saudi Arabia. Women have long played a leading role in Aramco’s drive for innovation, and their talents and expertise are continuing to help us to make advances in science, technology and engineering.

Three leading female scientists based at our Research and Development Center in Dhahran explain how their innovative work in fuel analysis, catalysis and petroleomics is raising standards in fuel performance, efficiency and emissions reduction across the Company’s operations, and across the oil and gas industry.     READ MORE...

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United America - DENIED

 

One of Joe Biden's promises in 2020 was to UNITE AMERICA... and the way he managed his administration that appeared to be, in my opinion, the last thing on his mind.

Right before the Biden Administration ends, Joe Biden and his colleagues, are trying to do everything possible to make it DIFFICULT for Donald Trump in the political hopes that Trump's administration will not be any better.

POLITICS more important than UNITY...

NOW...

The Republicans are JUST AS BAD as the Democrats in trying to PREVENT AMERICAN UNITY.

SO...

What does that tell us and the rest of the world about AMERICAN POLITICS???

Patrick Henry used the phrase in his last public speech, given in March 1799, in which he denounced The Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions. Clasping his hands and swaying unsteadily, Henry declaimed, "Let us trust God, and our better judgment to set us right hereafter. United we stand, divided we fall.

Well...

Do you think that phrase at the bottom of Henry's comments (in red) is applicable today?

I do otherwise I would not be writing this...

Look at the past EIGHT YEARS and tell me how UNITED our country is and how that lack of unity has benefitted us?

The USA is full of:

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A Well Preserved Wreck

Few who hear the story of the Endurance could avoid reflecting on the aptness of the ship’s name. A year after setting out on the Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition in 1914, it got stuck in a mass of drifting ice off Antarctica. There it remained for ten months, while leader Sir Ernest Shackleton and his crew of 27 men waited for a thaw. 

But the Endurance was being slowly crushed, and eventually had to be left to its watery grave. What secures its place in the history books is the sub-expedition made by Shackleton and five others in search of help, which ensured the rescue of every single man who’d been on the ship.

This harrowing journey has, of course, inspired documentaries, including this year’s Endurance from National Geographic, which debuted at the London Film Festival last month and will come available to stream on Disney+ later this fall.

 “The documentary incorporates footage and photos captured during the expedition by Australian photographer Frank Hurley, who [in 1914] brought several cameras along for the journey,” writes Smithsonian.com’s Sarah Kuta. “Filmmakers have color-treated Hurley’s black-and-white images and footage for the first time. They also used artificial intelligence to recreate crew members’ voices to ‘read’ their own diary entries.”     READ MORE...

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