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Hazel Chapman turns 94

This week, on May 21 to be exact, Hazel Chapman turns 94. To describe her as merely ‘Colin Chapman’s wife’ is to do her an incredible disservice - in reality she is the co-founder of Lotus, a successful racing driver, a shrewd businesswoman and the rock upon which the Lotus foundations – since 1948, when the very first Lotus car was made – have been solidly built. Hazel Williams was born on May 21, 1927 in North London. She met Colin Chapman at a dance in 1944 when he was just 16 and she a few months older. They immediately hit it off and Hazel could immediately see something special about her new boyfriend.

Changing The World From NZ To Nigeria

Friday, 16 April 2021, 9:10 am After graduating with a doctorate in Ecology, Iveren Abiem will return home to Nigeria, where she will share her knowledge and expertise with students at the University of Jos. Iveren Abiem’s passion comes from enjoying what she does, and the sense of fulfilment she receives in knowing she’s contributing to the attempted resolution of global problems. “I feel that by putting myself out there, it may encourage that young girl who enjoys science to pursue her dream to become a scientist,” she says. Abiem has spent the last four years developing research into maintaining species diversity in tropical

From the mountains of Africa: a new to science chimpanzee tree

From the mountains of Africa: a new to science chimpanzee tree A tree species, found in Cameroon and Nigeria, has just been scientifically named and it s favoured by chimps. Newly named for science, Deinbollia onanae (Sapindaceae), is a montane forest tree species related to the litchi (or lychee), in the remnant highland forests of Cameroon and Nigeria. It produces black, sweet and sour tasting fruits that are consumed by a rare subspecies of chimpanzee. The chimpanzees disperse the seeds, by spitting or defecating them, but also use the trees for making their nests.  Species new to science Deinbollia onanae © Matt Walters.

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