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    ሙሉ ስሟ ዶክተር ፈዲጂ ዙዋና ሚያና ስሆን ተወልዳ የደገችው በኒጄር ዚንደር ውስጥ ነው። በትምህርት ጉዞዎ ከፍተኛ ነጥብ በማምጣት አንዳንድ ክፍሎችን ዘላለች። የሁለተኛ ደረጃ ድግሪ የያዘችው ገና በ16 አመቷ ነበር። ታድያ ሁሌም እንደምትለው ለዚህ ደረጃ ደርስኩት “ወላጃቼ ሁሌም በጥናጤ ይደግፉኛል በተጨማሪም ከልጅነቴ ጀምሮ ከጎኔ ያሉት ሰዎች ያበረተቱኛል” ስትል ትገልፃለች ። በዮኒቨርሲት ለማጥናት የወሰናችሁ ሃይድሮሎጂ ሲሆን ምክኒያቱ […]
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  • በዘንድሮ ሃያ ሃያ በፊዚክስ የኖቤል ተሸላሚዎች October 26, 2020
    የኖቤል ሽልማት እ.ኤ.አ ከ 1901 በኬምስትሪ ፣ በፊዚክስ ፣ በፊዚዮሎጂ ፣ በሜዲስን ፣ በሌክቸረር ፣ በሰላም እና በኢኮናሚክስ  ዘረፍ ለይ አመርቂ ስራ ለሰሩ በያመቱ ይሰጣል ። ለመጀመሪያ ጊዜ በፊዚክስ  የኖቤል ተሸላሚ የሆነው ጀርመናዊው ዊልሄልም ኮናርድ ሮንቴን ሲሆን ኤክስሬን ተመራምሮ ስላገኘ አሸናፊ ሆኗል ። ታዲያ በአሁኑ 2020  በፊዚክስ የኖቤል ተሸላሚዎች ሳስት ተመራማሪዎች ናቸው ። ሳስቱም ተሸላሚዎች […]
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    ይህ የአማርኛ ታይምስ ነው – የፊዚክስ እና የሳይንስ ዜናዎችን በአማርኛ የምናጋራበት ፡፡የአማርኛ ታይምስ የፊዚክስ ታይምስ ቅርንጫፍ ነው ፡፡ Introducing The Amharic Times This is The Amharic Times – where we will share physics and science news in Amharic.The Amharic Times is a subsidiary of The Physics Times. The post የአማርኛ ታይምስን ማስተዋወቅ appeared first on […]
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