Utilization of Carbon Dioxide Resource for Sustainable Development
Carbon dioxyde can be used both as a utility to improve chemistry, and also as a feedstock ressource for useful chemicals production
Komendantova: “How could science help social changes for sustainability to happen?”
Implementation of strategic plans should probably become a subject of research by itself, says Nadedja Komendentova, from IIASA.
El Niño: history of a meteorological phenomenon
El Niño is the warm phase of a cycle of warm and cold sea surface temperatures in the tropical central and eastern Pacific Ocean. As it is predicted to be especially strong in 2023, two ICTP scientists discuss the history of its observations and the links with climate change.
Women in crystallography project
A T-shirt to promote participation of women in crystallography congress
Understanding Climate Change Risks for Cities
Escalating climate change risks threaten cities globally. Urgent action for adaptation and mitigation is needed to ensure a sustainable future.
Meadows: “Geography is at the nexus of the social and the natural sciences, as is sustainability”
Geographers can help to understand inequities, a first step toward their reduction, says Michal Meadow, the president of the Internatioal Geographical Union.
Mimicking Nature: Making Efficient and Sustainable Biocatalysts
Natural photosynthesis mechanism inspires the design of efficients new catalysts, that enable to conduct important chemical reactions under mild conditions
Bailey: “We cannot wait for another generation”
Scientists must prioritize the Sustainable Development Goals now, says Janice Bailey, the Directrice Scientifique of FRQ-NT.
8th International Conference on Women in Physics
Geographic diversity can be a key to reduce the gender gap in sciences, especially in physics
Inequality Across Scales, Space, Time and Domains
Different views on inequality and how to reduce it
