Reflecting on a Year of Elements 7/11
Marian Asantewa Nkansah, Senior Lecturer, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science & Technology, Ghana is Neodymium.
Reflecting on a Year of Elements 6/11
Fun Man Fung, Assistant Director (Education) & Chemistry Instructor, National University of Singapore is Fluorine.
EASAC Commentary on Hydrogen and Synthetic Fuels
No climate benefit from hydrogen unless EU stops subsidies for fossil fuels, says EASAC.
Reflecting on a Year of Elements 5/11
Cynthia Ibeto, Senior Lecturer, University of Nigeria Nsukka, Nigeria is Argon.
Colombia looks to the future of science and education
In Colombia, the “Mission of Wise Men and Women” discussed, and made proposal, about the future of the country, with a lot of science.
Reflecting on a Year of Elements 4/11
Sadhna Mathura, Lecturer and Academic Coordinator, University of the Witwatersand, South Africa, is Cobalt.
Reflecting on a Year of Elements 3/11
Xuefeng Jiang, Professor, East China Normal University, China, is Sulfur.
Quality Research in Africa and Why It Is Important – 5/5 – What Are the Challenges to Scientific Research in Africa?
Scientists in Africa meet more or less the same challenges as their colleagues in other parts of the world.
Reflecting on a Year of Elements 2/11
Jovana Milic, Scientist, École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, Switzerland, is Dubnium.
Quality Research in Africa and Why It Is Important – 4/5 – What Is the State of Scientific Publishing in Africa?
AAS is pushing for Open Access publishing of scientific results.
