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Science and Development Network
News, views and information about science, technology and the developing world
Funding for science in developing countries — from donor agencies or government treasuries — is on the rise. But how is it being spent? And can science funding alone boost economic growth?
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Opinions and Analysis
Africa Analysis: Taking science to market
There are big plans afoot to get African science to the market place, but why wait for continent-wide resolutions, says Linda Nordling.
22 December 2008
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Kazakhstan must improve S&T infrastructure
Kazakhstan's president — who seeks to put S&T at the heart of development has been hindered by bureaucracy, says Glenn E. Schweitzer.
8 December 2008
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Source: Science
Cross-cultural partnerships must talk to build trust
4 December 2008
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News and Features
'Cheaper, safer' rabies drug wins prize
Scientists in South Africa have won a prize for their work towards developing a safer, cheaper treatment for rabies.
7 January 2009
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Obama 'should double global health spending'
The US Institute of Medicine says global health — and health research — should become central to US foreign policy.
Southern African network to integrate S&T research
16 December 2008
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Practical Guides
How do I apply for a research grant?
What will give you the best chance of getting a research grant? Thomas Egwang explains.
13 February 2008
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