- SciDev
- 14/9/18 15:00
Analysing research networks could help to better target limited neglected tropical disease cash, say researchers.
Analysing research networks could help to better target limited neglected tropical disease cash, say researchers.
WEDNESDAY 17. SEPTEMBER 2014
Diverting cash to build infrastructure for all could ease tensions around the Syrian refugee crisis, says Omar Dahi.
With the element scarce, food security debates may need to be reframed in terms of inputs, not harvests.
Indian researchers hope to develop their antivenom treatment so it can be swallowed soon after a bite.
TUESDAY 16. SEPTEMBER 2014
Indonesia’s success on carbon storage payments shows a way forward despite global stalling, says Julian Caldecott.
The remote monitoring system aims to provide a low-cost way to ensure vaccines are stored safely.
MONDAY 15. SEPTEMBER 2014
This audio slideshow explores how lower SIM card prices have dramatically changed how farmers do business.
Could telemedicine solve challenges facing South Africa’s overstretched healthcare services? Munyaradzi Makoni reports.
Young researchers from around the world could help compile a ‘library of high-quality briefs’ for a UN report.
FRIDAY 12. SEPTEMBER 2014
Africa needs chief scientific advisors to help governments avoid endorsing ‘junk’ science, writes Linda Nordling.
To tackle inequality we also need economic growth, social provision and redistribution, says Roger Williamson.
Some experts say that attempts to deepen scientific ties among Pacific rim nations are not yet effective.
THURSDAY 11. SEPTEMBER 2014
This video describes the tools available and discusses the challenges that remain for wiping out the disease.
New accountability rules and budget cuts have left the Swedish aid agency’s less able to support research, say insiders.
WEDNESDAY 10. SEPTEMBER 2014
It may seem odd for an insurer to survey coral reefs, but science informs the sector’s risks, says Mike Maran.
Policies are needed to promote technologies and practices to protect this essential crop nutrient, summit told.
TUESDAY 9. SEPTEMBER 2014
A recent meeting on selling the concept of the green economy requested stories, but instead delegates pitched morals.
Public opposition to GM trials is fuelling government indecision, stranding India’s food research in the lab.
A new knowledge-sharing platform targets private firms in least developed countries to foster tech transfer.
MONDAY 8. SEPTEMBER 2014
A fast-tracked funding scheme will review initial applications this week before inviting more detailed proposals.
How do you build trust with communities involved in your research? Obidimma Ezezika shares tips and experience.
This video records the memorial lecture in honour of SciDev.Net’s founder and former director.
A project has helped Nigerian firms to develop and protect tech and software, cutting costs paid to foreign providers.
FRIDAY 5. SEPTEMBER 2014
But critics question whether the post-Hyogo plan for reducing disaster risk will bring science to local communities.
Concerns abound on potential environmental impact of seabed mining exploration licences granted by UN body.