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Mohammad Gheibi Selected as co-Chair of EGU 2024 Conference
Posted on 3 November, 2023 by Charlotte Lee
We are delighted to share some remarkable news from our own TULTECH family. For the second consecutive year, our very own Eng. Mohammad Gheibi , the Head of the Research and Development Department, has been chosen to lead the prestigious EGU 2024 Conference in a specific field. EGU is one of the most significant events in the European geoscience community.
This remarkable achievement speaks volumes about Mohammad's dedication, expertise, and the profound impact he continues to make...
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15 March, 2024Today In History
Here are some interesting facts ih history happened on 23 July.
- Napoleon captures Alexandria Egypt.
- Robert Emmett's insurrection in Dublin.
- Typewriter patented
- 1st interment in US National Cemetary at Presidio
- Cincinatti Baseball club (The Reds) established
- 1st telephone & telegraph line in Hawaii is completed
- Ice cream cone invented
- Isolation of pituitary hormone announced
- US forces invaded japanese-held Tinian in WWII
- 1st (US Navy) air squadron of jets Quonset Point RI
- Monarchy overthrown in Egypt (National Day).
- PLO's 1st hijacking of an EL AL plane
- ERTS 1 (Earth Resources Technology Satellite) later called LANDSAT - launched to start its multi-spectral scans of Earth
- Soyuz 37 ferries 2 cosmonauts (1 Vietnamese) to Salyut 6.