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Agriculture experts use an app for mobile devices

Technical creativity needs nurturing at the grassroots

Efforts to promote sustainable development must tap into technologies developed locally, driven by community needs and priorities.

2 May 2012 | EN | ES | FR | 中文

WHO director general Margaret Chan, World Health Assembly 2011

We need a global treaty on health research for the poor

It's time to move from debate to action with new mechanisms for funding research into diseases faced by developing countries.

20 April 2012 | EN | ES | FR | 中文

Bird flu surveillance, Indonesia

Tackling bird flu effectively needs scientific openness

Efforts to limit publication of controversial bird flu research could end up doing more harm than good.

2 March 2012 | EN | ES | FR | 中文

Using social media on a smartphone

Social media: don't shoot the messaging service

The recent riots in the United Kingdom have shown the dark side of social media. But we must avoid heavy restrictions on their use.

19 August 2011 | EN | ES | FR | 中文

WCSJ 2011, Doha, Qatar

Press freedom: the next challenge for science journalists

Government attempts to control science communication clash with public demands for accountability, and journalists must resist this trend.

8 July 2011 | EN | ES | FR | 中文

Open Access

Open access: not just about citations

Focusing on the 'citation advantage' of open access misses its value in getting science information in the hands of those who need it.

15 April 2011 | EN | ES

Pachauri giving media interview

Climate scientists must engage openly with the media

Poor communications, not science, caused the IPCC's 'Climategate' debacle. Despite this, it must keep the doors open between journalists and researchers.

10 September 2010 | EN | ES | 中文