Science and Development Network
News, views and information about science, technology and the developing world
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Publication — and the recognition it brings — can pose significant challenges, particularly for researchers in developing countries who often lack access to scientific journals or research papers in local languages.
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Opinions and Analysis
Why it was right to publish research findings on bird flu
An editorial in the journal Nature explains the reasons for publishing the full results of a controversial paper about a modified bird flu virus
Technical creativity needs nurturing at the grassroots
Efforts to promote sustainable development must tap into technologies developed locally, driven by community needs and priorities.
News and Features
Thai 'plagiarism' saga takes a new turn
Plagiarism dispute rocks Thailand as high-ranking official faces court charges over allegations of forged documents.
28 May 2012
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Brazil and Argentina ‘leading regional science’
While Brazil publishes more science articles, work from Argentina is higher in quality, according to the latest SCImago ranking.
8 May 2012
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Practical Guides
How to publicise scientific research
Guidance on how press officers can promote science effectively without resorting to hype, including tips on timing, objectives and audience.
28 May 2009
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Source: Stempra
How do I submit a paper to a scientific journal?
Maxine Clarke takes us through the processes involved in submitting a paper to a scientific journal.
11 February 2008
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