Funding Opportunities for Mathematicians
The Commission for Developping Countries of the IMU proposes several opportunities.
Research and development are key to resilient food systems in Africa
A sustainable future for agriculture requires to improve crops yields, with the help of all sciences.
Powering the world’s largest radio telescopes sustainably 1/3
Answering some of the biggest questions about our Universe has an impact on carbon emissions: the lowest as possible.
Climate change and the environment: making people’s voices heard
Video testimonies collected by young people in their communities around the world form the basis of a network that allows for the expression of their concerns and for a dialogue with scientists and policy makers.
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.
Low-cost computers ‘democratising science’
Using low-cost equipment would boost research and education, especially in developing countries.
Venice calls the Earth
Sustainable development, research and Green Education: a Summer School in Venice, Italy is dedicated to green chemistry.
