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Tuesday, 14 February 2012
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Funds levied from business could transform Islamic science — but they need strategic planning
New, science-based indicators of sustainable development are needed at Rio+20, a conference hears
If Rio+20 proposes an intergovernmental science panel, what form should it take?
South Sudan's prosperity depends on more public universities teaching S&T, argues John A. Akec
Optimism and enthusiasm yes, but Egypt needs concrete steps to set science on the right track
Q&A with Jordan's Princess Sumaya on where the opportunities lie for Arab science after the wave of uprisings
This policy brief outlines how science can help improve policies for agricultural adaptation and mitigation
Children learn maths and science best when taught in their own language, not English, writes Giovanni Tapang
How scientists can communicate scientific uncertainty to policymakers
It's been a tumultuous year for science in Egypt
A digest of the key points in the first draft of the negotiating document
Policymakers in Muslim countries have a responsibility to promote scientific integrity, says Athar Osama
Focussing on what countries are doing right — rather than what they've got wrong
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