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Image from page 737 of “The naturalist’s library : containing scientific and popular descriptions of man, quadrupeds, birds, fishes, reptiles and insects” (1852)

14 January 2021 By admin

Image from page 737 of "The naturalist's library : containing scientific and popular descriptions of man, quadrupeds, birds, fishes, reptiles and insects" (1852) Image by Internet Archive Book Images Identifier: naturalistslibra00gould Title: The naturalist's library : containing scientific and popular descriptions of man, quadrupeds, birds, fishes, reptiles and … [Read more...] about Image from page 737 of “The naturalist’s library : containing scientific and popular descriptions of man, quadrupeds, birds, fishes, reptiles and insects” (1852)

How Africa has developed its scientific research capabilities | The Conversation

9 April 2020 By admin

How Africa has developed its scientific research capabilities: Scientists are better equipped to do ground-breaking research. GettyImagesAfrica’s preparedness for containing the spread of COVID-19 is determined by several factors. So far the focus has been on Africa’s weak health systems. But the region’s growing scientific competence in virology, genomics and cross-sectoral … [Read more...] about How Africa has developed its scientific research capabilities | The Conversation

First ever global scientific eating plan forgets the world’s poor | The Conversation

28 February 2019 By admin

First ever global scientific eating plan forgets the world's poor: The Mediterranean diet. Foxys Forest Manufacture/ShutterstockA team of 37 world-leading scientists from 16 countries have just released the world’s first ever scientific eating plan. The “planetary health diet” is designed to be healthier for people and more environmentally friendly. The team warns that the … [Read more...] about First ever global scientific eating plan forgets the world’s poor | The Conversation

How biobanks can help improve the integrity of scientific research | The Conversation

9 August 2018 By admin

How biobanks can help improve the integrity of scientific research: Biobanks can help scientists retain quality samples for future experiments. Microgen/ShutterstockBiobanks are repositories which receive, store, process and disseminate specimens. These include DNA derived from humans and animals; bacterial strains; and environmental samples like plants and soil. Biobanks also … [Read more...] about How biobanks can help improve the integrity of scientific research | The Conversation

The Next Einstein Forum launches Process for New Class of NEF Fellows, Africa’s Top Scientific Talent

15 November 2016 By admin

The Next Einstein Forum launches Process for New Class of NEF Fellows, Africa’s Top Scientific Talent: The Next Einstein Forum (NEF) (http://NEF.org) – Africa’s global forum for science in Africa – today launches its second call for applications for its NEF Fellows Programme. The new class will join 15 of Africa’s top young scientists, the NEF’s … [Read more...] about The Next Einstein Forum launches Process for New Class of NEF Fellows, Africa’s Top Scientific Talent

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