Science and Development Network
News, views and information about science, technology and the developing world
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Publication — and the recognition it brings — can pose significant challenges, particularly for researchers in developing countries who often lack access to scientific journals or research papers in local languages.
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Opinions and Analysis
Don't teach maths and science in English
English may be the language of science, but students learn better and contribute more when taught in their local tongue, says Giovanni Tapang.
20 January 2012
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Islam Analysis: Money can't buy quality research
Some Muslim countries' powerful financial incentives to make quick progress in research could backfire, cautions Athar Osama.
12 January 2012
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News and Features
Book spreads knowledge about Amazonian plants
A science study published in layman’s language shows how Amazonian fruit trees and plants can support the wellbeing and nutrition of local people.
27 January 2012
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Saudi universities shrug off row over scientists' salaries
A 13 per cent hike in Saudi Arabia's higher education budget, has reignited a debate about university rankings.
Practical Guides
How to publicise scientific research
Guidance on how press officers can promote science effectively without resorting to hype, including tips on timing, objectives and audience.
28 May 2009
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Source: Stempra
