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Firefighters tackled the ferocious blaze at the 75-storey Sulafa Tower in Dubai Marina after it broke out on the 35th floor of the tower just before 3pm (local time).Residents were forced to evacuate the building and several ambulances rushed to the scene.Around 10 to 15 storeys appeared to be charred.A Civil Defence spokesman said: “We were alerted at 2:48pm. Currently firefighting teams from Al Marsa, Al Barsha, Al Rashidiya and Al Karama are working to put the fire out.”An eyewitness tweeted from the scene: “Crowds have been moved away by police. Civil defense response was VERY quick I’m sure this will be under control in no time.I count 8 fire trucks and quite a few (hopefully precautionary) ambulances. #fire #marina”.Dramatic video footage shows burning debris could be seen raining down from the skyscraper. Reports suggested the roof of thr building’s car park was also on fire.The Dubai Civil Defence say the fire started because of a faulty generator.

The blaze has now been put out and residents have been allowed to return home.No one was injured in the incident.This is the fifth blaze in a skyscraper in the oil-rich United Arab Emirates in recent years.In March, a fire broke out at a residential tower in the nearby Emirate of Ajman.

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The University of Chicago was only founded in 1890, making it one of the youngest elite universities in the world. But despite its youth, the school has spearheaded many of the world’s most important scientific achievements.

It was here that Italian physicist Enrico Fermi created the world’s first controlled, self-sustaining nuclear chain reaction in 1942. It was likewise at Chicago that Stanley Miller and Harold Urey demonstrated in 1952 that amino acids essential to life could be produced starting from simple molecules such as methane and ammonia, thus founding the entire field of what has come to be known as “origin of life” research. Today, the university is one of the leading universities building on the work of its famous alum, James Watson, in the exploration of the human genome.

But Chicago is not just a science school. It also possesses great depth, with elite programs in the humanities and the social sciences, including its world-renowned Economics Department and its interdisciplinary gathering of highly distinguished thinkers known as the Committee on Social Thought.

Of Chicago’s 89 Nobel Prize winners, 22 have been in economics, which is remarkable given that the economics prize was only first awarded in 1969 (45 years ago at the time of this writing). Perhaps this is one reason why the university weathered the 2008 financial crisis relatively well!

In any case, the school’s approximately $7 billion endowment is now rapidly growing once more, assuring the continuation of the ample research opportunities it provides its faculty and students well into the future.
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