- SciDev
- 07/9/26 07:46
Healthcare in the developing world could greatly benefit from the use of information and communication technology, concludes a conference.
Healthcare in the developing world could greatly benefit from the use of information and communication technology, concludes a conference.
Healthcare in the developing world could greatly benefit from the use of information and communication technology, concludes a conference.
A study has shown that forest canopies in the Amazon can photosynthesise more and become 'greener' in times of drought.
A study has shown that forest canopies in the Amazon can photosynthesise more and become 'greener' in times of drought.
TUESDAY 25. SEPTEMBER 2007
Science and technology in Algeria received a boost last week, when a joint project aiming to increase research capacity was launched.
Science and technology in Algeria received a boost last week, when a joint project aiming to increase research capacity was launched.
MONDAY 24. SEPTEMBER 2007
Forecasts predict increases in rain in some Southern African countries and decreases in others, with environmental damage one of the causes.
Forecasts predict increases in rain in some Southern African countries and decreases in others, with environmental damage one of the causes.
The genome of a parasitic worm that causes elephantiasis has been sequenced, highlighting specific genes that could become drug targets.
The genome of a parasitic worm that causes elephantiasis has been sequenced, highlighting specific genes that could become drug targets.
A Chinese biotechnology company and a health charity have agreed to develop a low-cost rotavirus vaccine for the developing world.
A Chinese biotechnology company and a health charity have agreed to develop a low-cost rotavirus vaccine for the developing world.
FRIDAY 21. SEPTEMBER 2007
Eleven Nobel laureates will take part in a programme at King Saudi University to provide support for science and technology.
Eleven Nobel laureates will take part in a programme at King Saud University to provide support for science and technology.
DNA 'barcodes' can identify species quickly and cheaply, helping to catalogue biodiversity and monitor disease vectors, say scientists.
DNA 'barcodes' can identify species quickly and cheaply, helping to catalogue biodiversity and monitor disease vectors, say scientists.
Trials of a HIV vaccine in South Africa have been halted after trials in the United States have shown it has no protective effect.
Trials of a HIV vaccine in South Africa have been halted after trials in the United States have shown it has no protective effect.
THURSDAY 20. SEPTEMBER 2007
Greenpeace and other NGOs have used the courts to temporarily halt the introduction of GM rice to the Philippines.
Greenpeace and other NGOs have used the courts to temporarily halt the introduction of GM rice to the Philippines.
Malaria prevention and detection campaigns in Suriname have led to a reduction in cases exceeding the Millennium Development Goal.
Malaria prevention and detection campaigns in Suriname have led to a reduction in cases exceeding the Millennium Development Goal.
WEDNESDAY 19. SEPTEMBER 2007
African enterprises will be able to carry out safer electronic waste disposal with the help of a Hewlett Packard project launched this week.
African enterprises will be able to carry out safer electronic waste disposal with the help of a Hewlett Packard project launched this week.
The Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa will fund doctoral and post-doctoral research to boost regional food security.