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In the News 2019

• Egypt's golden age of cinema: hundreds of rare photos come to Abu Dhabi

  Akkasah, the Centre for Photography at NYU Abu Dhabi, launches photographs from the collection of prominent film critic.

  The National | December 30, 2019
• The Abu Dhabi football lover giving women a sporting chance

  Lyne Ismail is helping female footballers hone their skills after making the switch from player to coach.

  The National | December 29, 2019
• No, solar eclipse in UAE isn't the end of the world. Enjoy it

  Many cultures have interpreted sudden disappearance of the sun as unnatural and hence leading to tragedies.

  Khaleej Times | December 25, 2019
• Agency Photographer of Year 2019: Felipe Dana

  The picture desk has chosen Associated Press photojournalist Felipe Dana as its agency photographer of the year. We take a closer look at his work.

  The Guardian | December 23, 2019
• NYUAD introduces two new graduate programmes

  Applications for fall semester are open.

  Gulf News | December 22, 2019
• A world of difference - how the UAE has emerged on the global stage in the past decade

  End of the decade: giant strides in business, technology, education and diplomacy have seen the Emirates become a powerful voice.

  The National | December 21, 2019
• NYU Abu Dhabi launches its first master’s degrees

  Economics and fine art courses are also new to the UAE and wider region.

  Gulf News | December 20, 2019
• NYUAD Faculty Wins Prestigious Fundamental Sciences Award

  Affiliate Professor of Mathematics at NYU Abu Dhabi (NYUAD) Nader Masmoudi has been awarded The Kuwait Prize for 2019 in the field of Fundamental Sciences (Mathematics).

  Albawaba | December 17, 2019
• Stars’ flares can kill potential life on exoplanets

  NASA has identified over 4,100 exoplanets — planets that orbit stars outside the Solar System — but space researchers at New York University in Abu Dhabi now say that not all exoplanets in habitable zones will be able to maintain hospitable conditions for life.

  The Sentinel | December 16, 2019
• Stars' flares can kill potential life on exoplanets

  NASA has identified over 4,100 exoplanets — planets that orbit stars outside the Solar System — but space researchers at New York University in Abu Dhabi now say that not all exoplanets in habitable zones will be able to maintain hospitable conditions for life.

  Daily Hunt | December 16, 2019