Vietnamese Minister of Science and Technology, Hoang Thanh Tat, has emphasized the need for innovative thinking in science and technology management, while promoting the spirit of open science and innovation.
At a conference in Vietnam, Duncan Haldane who won the 2016 Nobel Prize in Physics with some famous scientists, lit a scientific torch to celebrate the International Year of Basic Science for Sustainable Development.
In December this year, a student Olympiad organized by the Russian Chemical Technical University in collaboration with leading universities in Russia and the Commonwealth of Independent States, will take place.
There is no time to waste the opportunities that forest offers us from an economic point of view, but also from an environmental and climate point of view, writes Jorge Cristino.
Rwanda has set itself the ambitious target of becoming a carbon neutral economy by 2050. With forest conservation and expansion central to these goals, ecologist Myriam Mujawamariya, is on the frontline of science aimed at achieving this.
3 years after it was first held, the ‘Open Science in the South conference’ returns. The second edition of the memorable event will be held in Cotonou from 25 to 27 October 2022.
Following a six-month collaborative process involving more than 350 European organisations from over 40 countries, an Agreement on Reforming Research Assessment has been reached.
In July this year, Ireland became the 51st world country to set up ‘Young Academy’ – the national arm of Global Young Academy (GYA).
70 scientists from 13 countries and territories, as well as hundred of Vietnamese scientists, students and people were part of an international scientific symposium titled: “Topological quantum electrons interacting in person”.
Organized by a German university, the ‘Women Of the World in Physics’ event tagged WOW Physics! will take place from November 9 to 11, 2022.
