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When good neighbours become good collaborators

Asian scientists must work together to circumvent political tensions and produce high-quality research, says a Nature editorial.

Source: Nature

22 June 2007 | EN | 中文

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How local knowledge can boost scientific studies

More should be done to strengthen ties between formal scientific research and informal grassroots innovations, says Anil Gupta.

15 March 2007 | EN

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A network of excellence for African development

Wole Soboyejo argues that Africa needs a network of world-class science and technology research institutes to stimulate social and economic development.

13 December 2006 | EN

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University-industry links: lessons from South Africa

South Africa's best university-industry research networks support industry while maintaining their academic integrity. Other countries can learn from their experience, says Glenda Kruss.

29 November 2006 | EN

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African science needs more training networks

South African efforts to boost capacity in physics and mathematics are having a big impact in the region, says an editorial in Nature.

Source: Nature

25 November 2005 | EN

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Developing nations 'need health innovation networks'

Developing countries are investing more in research and development for neglected diseases, but they need innovation networks to sustain this progress, say Carlos Morel and colleagues.

Source: Science

15 July 2005 | EN

Small but perfectly formed: Colombia's science communication dynamo

Lisbeth Fog gives an insight into the trials and tribulations of setting up a network of science journalists in Colombia.

15 February 2004 | EN