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Top Five Nigerian Role Models
The 7 Most Respected Nigerians
Top 10 Igbo Legends That Have Put The Tribe Well High On The Map
Top Ten Inspiring Nigerians
Meet 13 Nigerians Who Got International Recognition
20 Most Influential Nigerians
Voted the Greatest Scientist of African Descent Ever
Voted the 35th Greatest Person of African Descent (pdf, html)
Top 70 Greatest Black Achievers
Top 65 African Icons That Ever Lived
Famous Black People Who Changed the World
100 Persons That Changed the World
Philip Emeagwali: A Father of the Internet
Philip Emeagwali’s Wife
Philip Emeagwali’s Family
Philip Emeagwali Quotes
Philip Emeagwali Facts
TIME: The “Unsung Hero” Behind the Internet
“The Web owes much of its existence to Philip Emeagwali” – TIME magazine
- “A father of the Internet” –
- “One of the great minds of the Information Age” –
- (The White House)
Ten Most-Celebrated Fathers of the Computer on Postage Stamps
Ten Most-Celebrated Mathematicians on Postage Stamps
Ten Most-Celebrated
Physicists on Postage Stamps
Ten Most-Celebrated
Black Inventors on Postage Stamps
Ten Most-Celebrated Scientists on Currencies
Ten Most-Googled Fathers of the Computer
Biggest Advance SinceNewton, Galileo (Part 1)
Biggest Advance SinceNewton, Galileo (Part 2)
191.
High Flier on the Fast Lane [Two decades ago]
190.
Wedding Article [August 15, 1981]
189.
Africa’s Best Scientist [Two decades ago]
188.
A Mathematician’s Research Notebook [Emeagwali, 30 years ago]
187.
A Genius of Our Time
186.
Man, Genius, Computer Scientist
185.
A Genius of Our Age
184.
Hyper Internets For Global Warming
183.
I Coined the Term “ Hyper Internet”
182.
Internet
Will Become a Network of Humans
181.
I Found My Vision After 500 Scientific Seminars
180.
My Paradigm Shift to Parallel Communication
179.
How I Broke Two Speed Records Across An Internet
178.
A Speed Record is a Contribution to Civilization
177.
My Journey to the Terra Incognita of the
Internet
176.
Calculus as Instrument of Oil Recovery
175.
Mathematizing Across My Internet
174.
Computers as Numerous as the Atoms
173.
Climate Modeling Across an Internet
172.
MatheMagic Across an Internet
171.
Year Million Internet
170.
Tradition Triumphs Over Technology
169.
I Invented Three Embryonic Internets
168.
Algebra Across My Internet
167.
Calculus Came From Within Me
166.
The Spark that Sets Internet on Fire
165.
Paradigm Shift in Supercomputing
164.
Solving the Toughest Math Problems on an Internet
163.
My Earliest Vision of the Fastest Internet
162.
That Internet is My Signature
161.
The Terra Incognita of My Primordial Internet
160.
I Envisioned Two Internets
159.
My Primordial Super Internet
158.
I Left Africa as a Human Computer
157.
Internet is a Superinternet-in-Progress
156.
We Forever Reinvent Humanity
155.
My Super Internet
154.
65,000 Internet Dancers
153.
The Discoverer’s Voice, Part 2
152.
The Discoverer’s Voice
151.
The Hero’s Journey
150.
The Inventor Made the Unknown Known
149.
The Discoverer Made Darkness Visible
148.
My Eureka! Moment
147.
The Eighth Internet Continent
146.
Notes of an Internet Papa (Pt. 2)
145.
Notes of an Internet Papa
144.
I Am Not a Human Being!
143.
Internet Facts (32-Nodes)
142.
HyperCube Internet Facts
141.
Polycentric Internet Facts
140.
Little Known Facts
139.
Fast Facts
138.
Set High Goals, Achieve Them
137.
Supercomputing Serendipity
136.
African Contributions to Russia
135.
The Debt America Owes Africa
134.
On Unsung Black SuperHeroes
133.
AIDS Was Discovered in England, Not Africa
132.
Decolonizing the African Mind
131.
Globalization Not New; Look at Slave Trade
130.
Highlife Songs From Emeagwali’s iPOD
129.
Ten Highest IQs
in the World
128.
World AIDS Day Conversations
127.
Bio for Kids: Early School
126.
Bio for Kids: Childhood
125.
Bio for Kids: Introduction
124.
Photos (for kid’s projects)
123.
Questions Sheet (for teachers only)
122.
Homework (for teachers only)
121.
Emeagwali Week (for teachers only)
120.
Emeagwali’s Box (for teachers only)
119.
Quotes (for kids’ school projects)
118.
Facts (for kids’ school projects)
117.
Timeline (for kids’ school projects)
116.
Honors, Awards and Prizes
115.
United Nations: “Emeagwali is a Prominent Refugee”
114.
World’s Top Five Smartest People
113.
Kudos to Biafran Inventors
112.
Emeagwali Family Celebrates Kwanzaa
111.
The Man That Fought For Biafra
110.
Nigeria: Fighting for Peace
109.
Correspondence on Biafra
108.
Nigeria-Biafra Civil War
107.
Dear Biafra
106.
They Called Me “Biafra”
105.
War Stories by a Peace Corp Volunteer
104.
Requiem Biafra
103.
Cries in the Dark
102.
Memories of Biafra
101.
War Letters to an Internet Scientist
100.
Emeagwali Listed Amongst 100 Greatest Africans
99.
After the Nigerian Civil War Was Over
98.
Chronicles From a Biafran War Camp
97.
Africa’s Bloodiest War in Letters
96.
A Soldier’s Story
95.
For Most of It I Have No Words!
94.
War Letters from Biafrans
93.
From Soldier to Scientist
92.
Interview With a Brazilian Writer
91.
Profile in Brazil’s O Estado de S. Paulo
90.
O Bill Gates Africano (in Portuguese, Brazil)
89.
SuperBrain of Africa (Drum magazine, in Zulu, Johannesburg)
88.
II nigeriano considerato uno dei padri di internet (Italy)
87.
A Fuga de Cérebros (Portuguese)
86.
¿Alguna vez un negro ha inventado algo?
(Latin America)
85.
Reversing the Brain Drain
(in Bengali, Bangladesh and India)
84.
Toyota Ad Uses Emeagwali as Celebrity Icon
83.
A Father of the Internet (TIME magazine)
82.
Un génie africain de l’informatique
81.
Profile of Dale Emeagwali (Kingston, Jamaica)
80.
World Bank Honors Emeagwali
79.
Technologie vergrobert die Kluft zwischen Arm und Reich (German)
78.
La difficile missione del Bill
Gates africano (Sicily, Italy)
77.
The Future of the Internet Lecture (Ottawa, Canada)
76.
Cape Town, South Africa Profile
75.
L’Africa
Deve Produrre O
Perira’ (Valencia, Spain)
74.
Beyond the Internet
(Lecture, Trinidad)
73.
Computer Genius
Thrills at Lecture (University of the West Indies)
72.
Open Letter
to Emeagwali
71.
Humanity’s Eighth Continent
70.
Denzel Washington
Asked to
Star as Emeagwali
69.
Making Strides in a Sixteen Dimensional Universe
68.
Photos for Students and Journalists
67.
An Intellectual Inspiration
66.
Black Historical Figures
65.
Our Children’s Children Will Be Cyborgs
64.
Simulating Atomic Bombs
63.
Is There a God?
62.
The Supercomputer Inside An Internet
61.
The Global SuperBrain
60.
My Sixteen-Network-Deep Internet
59.
Wie können wird den „brain drain“
umkehren?
58.
The Perfect School Visit Request Email
57.
Emeagwali Conference: Keynote Speech
56.
EL PAIS – Madrid ¿Fichaje de inmigrantes o fuga de
cerebros?
55.
Update in progress
54.
Nigeria is Owing Me
53.
Update in progress
52. Update in progress
51.
Oil Tanks Exhausted, Think Tanks Needed
(Paris, France)
50.
50th Anniversary
of the Computer
49.
Embassy Lecture Series: A Nigeria Without Oil
48.
Lecture in
Paris (France)
47.
Nigeria’s “
50th Anniversary Lecture”
46.
Poetry: “A Father of the Internet”
45.
Tribute: “A Living Hero Moment”
44.
Poetry:
Emeagwali Had an Idea
43.
Poetic Portrait of
Dale Emeagwali
42.
Poetry: Ikenga For Philip Emeagwali
41.
“One of the great minds of the Information Age” –
Bill Clinton
40.
“Digital Giant” –
BBC
39.
Africa’s Golden Moment Will Come
38.
Internet Worth ‘Worth Billions‘ to Africa
37.
I Am an
Artist
36.
Technology is the
First Pillar of Progress
35.
Innovation is
Africa’s New Frontier
34.
How I Reached
Internet Frontier
33.
I Am
Well Known But Not
Known Well
32.
Can Brain Gain
Alleviate Poverty? – Part 8
31.
Can the Brain Drain be
Reversed? – Part 7
30.
Can the Brain Drain be
Reversed? – Part 6
29.
Can the Brain Drain be
Reversed?
28.
How Do We Turn Brain Drain into
Brain Gain?
27.
Can Outsourcing Reverse the
Brain Drain?
26.
How Do We Reverse the Brain Drain of
Nurses?
25.
How Do We Reverse the
Brain Drain?
24.
Conversations with Emeagwali
23.
The Internet of the
Future
22.
My Quest for the
Holy Grail
21.
On the
Fathers of the Internet
20.
Out-of-the-Box Thinking
19.
Ideas, Not Money,
Alleviate Poverty
18.
Chronicles From A Refugee Camp
17.
Africa Must Produce or Perish
16.
Africa Must Innovate or Perish
15.
How Technology Fuelled the
Slave Trade
14.
Technology Widens
Rich-Poor Gap
13.
Where Did Mathematics Come From?
12.
I Am a Black Mathematician
11.
Last Speaker of Igbo Has Died!
10.
Out of Africa
9.
A Book That Influenced Me
8.
Technology is Africa’s Next Resource
7.
The Reinvention of the Internet
5.
My Internet is in the Wind
4.
They Call Me “Calculus”
3.
My Supercomputer is a Superinternet
2.
Solve the Problem, Not the Formula!
1c.
The Discoverer is the First Teacher
1b.
To Discover is to See the Unseen
1a.
Who Are the
First Teachers of Humanity?
Philip Emeagwali Lectures 