Putting science
at the heart of development
Muslim scientists played a vital role in the emergence of modern science, yet today science in Islamic societies is in a poor state. How can they improve the performance of Islamic science and encourage innovation?
(Photo credit: Nadia El-Awady)
Opinions and Analysis
In Perspective: What really holds back Islamic science
Conservative traditions, rather than religious belief, seem to be the main barrier to modern science in Muslim countries, says David Dickson.
Islam Analysis: The 'women in science' movement has a long way to go
The number of female researchers in the Islamic world is above average, but this does not translate to the quality of their participation, says Athar Osama.
18 March 2013
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Islam Analysis: Faith must be reconciled with science
15 February 2013
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Islam Analysis: Islamic enterprise initiatives at risk of underperforming
18 January 2013
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News and Features
New award recognises five pioneering women scientists
A Yemeni health researcher and pioneer of a network for Arab women scientists is one of five recipients of a global science award.
Islamic states under fire for 'empty promises' on science
Members of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation have been criticised for failing to follow up on promises to improve the state of science.
25 February 2013
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Fast-growing fish variety could benefit Egypt and West Africa
9 January 2013
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