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USF’s Solar-Powered Wi-Fi Boosts Community Resilience

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By Rocheda Bartley
| Jamaica Information Service
When Hurricane Melissa battered sections of western Jamaica in October 2025, it left more than damaged roads, homes and utility poles in its wake. It also highlighted the vulnerability of communities when electricity and telecommunications infrastructure fails.
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Educators Encouraged to Expose Students to More STEM-Based Learning

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By Rocheda Bartley
| Jamaica Information Service
As the 2026/27 academic year gets under way, educators are being encouraged to expose students to more science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM)-based learning, regardless of their career aspirations. In a recent interview with JIS News, Executive Director of the Scientific Research Council (SRC), Dr. Charah Watson, said this is critical, as STEM education allows students to develop critical-thinking, problem-solving and inquiry skills that are valuable across every profession.
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ICENS Research Could Expand Export Opportunities

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By Rocheda Bartley
| Jamaica Information Service
Research at the International Centre for Environmental and Nuclear Sciences (ICENS) is laying the groundwork for Jamaican farmers to extend the shelf life of their produce and access new export opportunities. In an interview with JIS News, Head of the Nuclear Analytical Laboratory and Senior Research Scientist at ICENS, Johann Antoine, said the centre’s gamma irradiator is helping researchers identify treatments that could allow more locally grown produce to meet overseas market requirements.
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