Biomedical research fellowship aims to build capacity in Africa
A clinical research fellowship scheme to train African biomedical students will open later this year.
5 April 2013 | EN
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A clinical research fellowship scheme to train African biomedical students will open later this year.
5 April 2013 | EN
Nepal needs to attract more students to S&T courses or face a serious shortage of scientists, experts say.
2 November 2012 | EN
Two Brazilian science societies have delivered a joint agenda to the presidential candidates with S&T proposals for the next mandate.
30 September 2010 | ES
Between 2003 and 2010 Argentina increased the number of scholarships for PhD and post doctoral studies by 350 per cent.
29 September 2010 | ES
A new immigration law in Arizona has led Mexican universities to postpone or cancel collaborative programmes.
Source: Science
13 August 2010 | ES
Spain will contribute US$2.5 million towards and International Development Bank fund to support national innovation systems in Latin America and the Caribbean
17 July 2010 | ES
Institutions in Chile and abroad have offered equipment donations and internships for postgraduate students affected by the earthquake.
30 March 2010 | ES
The director of Chile's science council has been dismissed following irregularities in the allocation of scholarships granted by the state.
Source: La Tercera | Radio U.Chile | El Mercurio
21 October 2009 | ES
The founder of a pioneering African science institute says prioritising basic health and education over science is hindering development.
Source: BBC Online
20 April 2009 | EN
China plans to offer top foreign scientists more than their current research funding in a bid to attract 1,500 exceptional researchers.
US–Africa science collaborations over the next decade should be more fruitful, thanks to shared policy interests, a key expert has said.
13 January 2009 | EN
The African Development Bank says it supports proposals for a fund that would help coordinate science, technology and education projects.
The incoming president of the International Council for Science says that promoting developing world science education will be her top priority.
The African Union's new commissioner has placed education at the top of his agenda for advancing science and technology on the continent.
22 May 2008 | EN
Member states of the Arab League have approved a ten-year strategy aiming to boost higher education and scientific research.
4 April 2008 | EN
The Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa will fund doctoral and post-doctoral research to boost regional food security.
19 September 2007 | EN
Egyptian research, innovation and higher education will benefit from a US$15 million European Union grant.
25 June 2007 | EN
Chinese universities are spending too much on luxury buildings and not producing enough quality research, says a member of parliament.
8 March 2007 | EN
Construction of the first site of the African Institute of Science and Technology has begun in Nigeria.
21 February 2007 | EN
Scientists have urged the government to prioritise needs for higher education to tackle the shortage of scientists in critical fields.
4 December 2006 | EN