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Chief Executive Officer of Isaac Books and Stationery and Western Pharmacy, Mr. Isaac Owusu, has donated 40 brand-new laptop computers to the ‘Support One Needy Student with One Laptop’ (SONSOL) initiative. Learn more here ⬇️ knust.edu.gh/news/news-item…

The Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Kumasi has launched five storybooks under the Anansesem Museum Collection Project, an initiative aimed at improving children’s reading skills through culturally relevant learning materials. Learn more here⬇️ knust.edu.gh/news/news-item…

ScienceFriday 4.0 at KNUST is here! Experience the magic of Raman Spectroscopy with Dr. George O. Dwapanyin (University of St Andrews, UK) as shaped laser light reveals concealed samples in sealed containers—no opening needed. Register now via QR code! #ScienceFriday4 #knust

There are forces of nature… and forces of wonder. #StepIntoWonder with National Geographic’s #EarthMonth collection on @DisneyPlus and don’t miss Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu in theaters and IMAX May 22.

The Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Kumasi (KNUST) Library has received a new consignment of books from Book Aid International to enrich its collections, facilitated by former University Librarian, Dr. Helena Asamoah-Hassan. Learn more here ⬇️ knust.edu.gh/news/news-item…

Dr. Kwadwo Owusu Akuffo, Senior Lecturer at the Department of Optometry and Visual Science, has raised concern over the rising cases of Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS) among young people and professionals, warning that prolonged screen use is quietly straining the eyes of many Ghanaians. Speaking at the third edition of Science Friday on the theme “Vision Revolution: The Science Behind Better Eye Care,” he described CVS, also known as digital eye strain, as a growing public health issue driven by increased dependence on phones, laptops, and other digital devices. Learn more here⬇️ knust.edu.gh/news/news-item…

We at KNUST Libraries has received a new book consignment from Book Aid International to enrich our collections. Sincere thanks to former University Librarian, Dr. Helena Asamoah-Hassan, for facilitating this donation in support of research & learning. #KNUST #Library #Education

University Librarian Dr. Richard Bruce Lamptey expressed his appreciation for Dr. Asamoah-Hassan’s continued leadership and support in registering the new arrivals. “We are very happy she is here to support us,” he noted. 🤝📚 #KNUST #Library #Leadership

SCIENCEFRIDAY RECAP! Stress affects metabolism, appetite, sleep, concentration, cardiovascular health, and immunity through hormonal responses like cortisol. Universities, with academic deadlines, financial pressures, irregular meals, & poor sleep, are conducive to stress.#knust

A large study of 23andMe customers found variants in two genes that play a role in weight loss, and nausea and vomiting. sciencenews.org/article/glp-1-…

Nearly 1 in 5 whales that enter the bay don’t make it out. sciencenews.org/article/gray-w…

Fictional languages draw inspiration from — and offer insight into — real-world languages. sciencenews.org/article/conlan…

We’ve always known bees were smart. Now, science suggests they may be geniuses. 🐝 In the cover story of our new May issue—out now—we reveal the remarkable minds of the world’s most important pollinators.

One trip to Italy is never enough. Stanley Tucci returns for a second season of #TucciInItaly to explore 5 new regions, diving deeper into the food, people, and traditions that define Italy. Don't miss the all-new season of #TucciInItaly, premiering May 11 at 9/8c on @NatGeoTV. Streaming on @DisneyPlus and @hulu.

In the 1980s, only 300 white-headed langurs remained; today, they exceed 1,400. One great example of tech helping protect endangered species, but still, they are rarer than giant pandas!

Did you know that although adult white-headed langurs are black and white, their babies are actually golden. Thanks to tech helping protect these cute creatures, their numbers are on the rise!

"Deadlines are temporary… Your health is not." — Dr. Mary Amoako, Senior Lecturer, KNUST.

Academic pressure is increasingly linked to early health risks among students, compounded by poor nutrition and unmanaged stress. Prioritize your wellbeing—maintain balance, eat well, and take breaks when needed. - Dr. Mary Amoako, Senior Lecturer, KNUST.

Thank you to all Library Staff who participated in Sessions 1, 2, & 3 of the MS365 Training held at the KNUST Library Mall and Prempeh II Library. Your dedication to strengthening digital competencies and enhancing service delivery is highly commendable and sincerely appreciated.

Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology SRC donates six chairs to the main library (Prempeh II Library) to improve student seating and support ongoing facility upgrades. Learn more⬇️ knust.edu.gh/news/news-item…