The «Mission of wise men and women»: Oceans and Hydrobiological Resources
Examining how SDGs 6 and 14 could be achieved.
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Science in Exile : Steering Committee takes office
One more step towards a global movement for the engagement and support of at-risk, displaced and refugee scientists.
Improving Drought Tolerance in Trees
With climate change, the frequency of droughts is set to increase. In order to slow down the decline of forests already observed, it is essential to better understand epigenetics, the mechanism for improving drought tolerance in trees.
Early Career Researcher Engagement at SRI2021
An example of how early career scientists from different parts of the world can be better involved in scientific meetings.
Online research seminars’ index
Travel cancelations and lockdowns compelled organisers to hold their conferences and seminars online. A platform proposes to find them.
WHO issues guidance for GM mosquito development
Genetically modified mosquitoes are used worldwide to fight the spreading of diseases. But this technique must be used with care.
The “Mission of wise men and women”: Converging technologies and industries 4.0
A conference event has been held to discuss widely the relationships between research, technology and innovation.
China’s EarthLab Begins Trials
China’s First Facility Exploring Earth System Interactions has been launched.
Green light given for construction of world’s largest radio telescope arrays
The SKA Observatory saw its Member States approve the start of construction of the SKA telescopes in Australia and South Africa.
Mathematics of COVID-19
ICIAM, a founding union of IYBSSD, produced a directory about how mathematics help to fight the COVID-19.
