SciDev.Net
Science and Development Network
News, views and information about science, technology and the developing world
Science to policy: the evidence
Strong demand exists across the developing world to strengthen institutions that link science to policy, according to an international survey commissioned by SciDev.Net. Read a news article describing the main results of the survey, and an editorial analysing their implications.
News
Deworming 'decreases anaemia, maternal deaths'
Researchers are calling for regular treatment of hookworm infections in pregnant women to reduce their risk of anaemia and prevent maternal deaths.
25 September 2008
|
EN
Innovative development projects receive awards
The Tech Museum of Innovation in the United States has recognised 25 laureates for their innovative development projects.
23 September 2008
|
EN
Indonesia profits from Taiwan e-learning scheme
12 August 2008
|
EN
Features
.jpg)
Thailand puts big money into nanoscience
Thailand is pumping money into nanotechnology but a dearth of scientists and engineers could be a barrier to success.
Vietnam employs novel technology in flood battles
Vietnam is protecting flood prone areas with barriers that make use of innovative technology.
Editorial
Don't let price rises blow development off course
Commodity price rises are no substitute for long-term investment in infrastructure and capacity as a means of securing sustained development.
Opinions
Small island states must lead by example
Small island developing states should set an example by promoting a clean energy environment, says Tom Roper.
30 September 2008
|
EN
|
中文
Source: Tiempo Climate Newswatch
Forecasting investment can prevent cyclone destruction
Improved forecasting and mitigation strategies are essential to limiting the damage caused by tropical cyclones, says Peter J. Webster.
15 August 2008
|
EN
Source: Nature Geoscience
