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Covers:  syria, counterterrorism and defense, politics, yemen, afghanistan, economy, pakistan, egypt
Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative reporter @nytmag | Birch Professor & Li Center Director @columbiajourn | ✍️ "PRECISION STRIKE" for Random House

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Azmat Khan’s Biography

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Azmat Khan is an investigative reporter with BuzzFeed News.

Previously, she was a reporter and senior digital producer with Al Jazeera America’s flagship show America Tonight, and a digital reporter and producer for PBS’s flagship public affairs series FRONTLINE.

Her work has earned the Online News Association award for “General Excellence in Online Journalism” (small) in 2012; the Gannett Foundation Award for Innovative Investigative Journalism in 2013; and an Emmy nomination in “New Approac…

Azmat Khan’s Journalist Portfolio

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The Ghost Schools of Afghanistan

The Ghost Schools of Afghanistan

The United States trumpets education as one of its shining successes of the war in Afghanistan. But a BuzzFee…

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The Hidden Victims Of Campus Sexual Assault

The Hidden Victims Of Campus Sexual Assault

Under the unprecedented national spotlight on campus sexual assault, there has been virtually no public atten…

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Watch: Detroit's Forgotten Creditors

Watch: Detroit's Forgotten Creditors

Azmat Khan investigates the least visible victim's in Detroit's bankruptcy, a group of creditors who stand to…

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Watch: The Bombing of al-Bara

Watch: The Bombing of al-Bara

As he filmed in the Syrian village of al-Bara, Syrian jets dropped bombs on homes 300 meters away from Olly L…

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Watch: Revolution in Cairo — The Brothers

Watch: Revolution in Cairo — The Brothers

Amidst the 2011 revolution, FRONTLINE takes a hard look at Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood--the most well-organize…

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No Seat At The Table

No Seat At The Table

Like pensioners and bondholders, tort claimants are unsecured creditors who can walk away from the bankruptcy…

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Articles

Polyaniline-integrated composite hydrogel network with antioxidant defense, bacterial clearance and In vivo tissue regeneration

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By Aniruddha Dan, Hemant K. Singh, Rama Gaur, Shabir Hassan, Azmat Khan Verified, Majeed Ganai, Showkeen Muzamil Bashir, Mukesh Dhanka, Suleiman Mousa, Mohammed Mohsin, Syed Shahabuddin, Zenab Darban, Akeel Bashir Beigh
| Nature Verified
Abstract Despite substantial progress, developing wound dressing that simultaneously address infection, oxidative stress, and tissue regeneration remains an active area of research. To address these concerns, we report the development of semi-interpenetrating hydrogel network comprised of polyacrylamide and chitosan, synthesized via a one-pot free radical polymerization. To enhance the therapeutic efficacy, hydrogel was loaded with polyaniline and retinyl palmitate.
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Comparative studies on performance, seasonality, behaviour and fur fibre characteristics of five different breeds of rabbit in temperate agroclimatic conditions

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By Azmat Khan Verified, Gajula Saipriya, Henna Hamadani
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
Ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Comparative studies on performance, seasonality, behaviour and fur fibre characteristics of five different breeds of rabbit in temperate agroclimatic conditions Saipriya, Gajula [1] ; Hamadani, Henna [1] ; Khan, Azmat Alam [1] ; Sofi, Asif Hassan [1] ; Sheikh, Islam Uddin [1] ; Shah, Ruksana Majid [1] ; Abdullah, Muzamil [1] ; Rahman, Shahnur [1] [1] Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology of Kashmir Localización: World...
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The dispute over plans for MediaFest, the nation’s largest conference for student journalists, reflects the polarization of the news industry that awaits them.

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By Carolina Abbott Galvão Verified, Iván L Nagy, Adam Piore Verified, Azmat Khan Verified
| Columbia Journalism Review Verified
Sign up for The Media Today, CJR’s daily newsletter. In late July, a group of student-journalism advisers convened on Zoom to discuss a brewing controversy over opinion, reporting, and religion. They were preparing for MediaFest—the nation’s largest conference of student reporters and their mentors, which will take place in Washington, DC, this week.
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Awards

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Emmy Nomination

2014 - “New Approaches to Documentary Film”

The Bombing of al-Bara, an immersive digital film Khan produced for FRONTLINE about the aftermath of Syrian government air strikes on civilians.

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Online Journalism Award

2013 - the Gannett Foundation Award for Innovative Investigative Journalism
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Online Journalism Award

2012 - General Excellence in Online Journalism - Small
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