How institutions fighting COVID are perceived
Across the world, scientists addressing Coronavirus are viewed more positively than governments, an international study conducted in six European countries has shown.
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2 Estonian Profs get €60,000 grant for Arctic studies
The Academy of Sciences in Estonia has offered a grant of 600,000 euros to two Estonian professors for conducting research on various aspects of the Arctic.
IYBSSD2022: stories of a scientific year… 30 (Open Science)
A news site, LaLIST, has retweeted a recent post of iybssd.org, where President, International Science Council, spoke on making ‘open science’ a reality.
470 international scholars become ‘Academia Europaea’ members
The Academy of Europe’s Board of trustees (BoT) has approved the election of 470 acclaimed international scholars as its new members.
IYBSSD2022: stories of a scientific year… 28 (Bioplastic)
To reduce the use of the conventional plastic, a team of researchers in Brazil have developed ‘bioplastic’ as an alternative .
IYBSSD2022: stories of a scientific year… 26 (At environment’s service)
“Science and Technology in the Service of Environmental Protection” was the theme of this year’s ‘Science and Technology Day,’ held in Hanoi, Vietnam.
‘IAVCEI Scientific Assembly’ in N/Zealand shifted
Originally scheduled for 2021, the IAVCEI Scientific Assembly, in Rotorua, New Zealand, will now hold between 30 January and 3 February 2023.
Lovelace-Babbage: the new computer science prize in France
The French Academy of Sciences has announced the creation of a new ‘Prize in Computer Science,’ in partnership with the Société Informatique de France. The award will be known as ‘Lovelace-Babbage Prize’.
IYBSSD2022: stories of a scientific year… 26 (UFRB student)
Andrei Marcelino Sá Pires Silva, who schools at Federal University of Recôncavo da Bahia, has been honoured at a meeting of the Brazilian Society of Chemistry, for carrying out a groundbreaking scientific research.
Applications open for ‘INGSA Francophonie Network’ creation
Applications have been opened to establish an ‘International INGSA Francophonie Network’. Fonds de recherche du Québec will be supporting the new network for a period of five years.
