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News
Could self-vaccinating cattle cut disease?
Scientists in Malaysia are testing a live vaccine that spreads among cattle, protecting against the devastating disease.
Indonesia, US team up for biodiversity research centre
A centre for Indonesian biodiversity has been set up with funding from the US, as part of a science partnership between the two nations.
1 September 2010
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Pakistan's science minister attacks funding cuts
31 August 2010
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Features
Programme for women scientists brings research to the poor
African Women in Agriculture Research and Development is helping researchers bring the fruits of their labour to those who most need it.
17 August 2010
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Source: IPS
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Opinions
Maximising Africa's bioenergy potential
African bioenergy projects must focus on new technologies and receive stronger political support, says biofuel expert Emile van Zyl.
1 September 2010
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Africa Analysis: Taking control of science funding
African nations are increasingly taking control of their own science funding — but they must keep the money coming, writes Linda Nordling.
26 August 2010
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Agriculture & Environment
Producing enough food for a rapidly growing population, and taking care of our planet are two of the world's biggest challenges.
Climate Change & Energy
Climate change is the greatest challenge facing the world today. Long-term development planning must now include measures to deal with it.
Health
Healthcare poses a complex challenge for developing countries, interweaving problems of science, health and development.
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Technologies
New technologies have the potential to accelerate a country's development, but a global technology gap remains.
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Developing countries are increasingly recognising the importance of science in developing their economies, and the challenges that entails.
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Scientific information is crucial for a variety of stakeholders, but communicating science poses a challenge for all.
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