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Science for the SDGs – Part 39 – Partners for transformation 6/6 – Advancing research in society

Science for the SDGs – Part 38 – Partners for transformation 5/6 – How to boost science capacity in the Global South

Reflecting on a Year of Elements 11/11

Science for the SDGs – Part 37 – Partners for transformation 4/6 – Not enough scientific capacity in the Global South

Reflecting on a Year of Elements 10/11

Science for the SDGs – Part 36 – Partners for transformation 3/6 – Forging new partnerships

Reflecting on a Year of Elements 9/11

Science for the SDGs – Part 35 – Partners for transformation 2/6 – Introduction

Research at risk as UK abandons global aid commitment

The gender gap in science, how to measure it, how to reduce it? 9/9

Reflecting on a Year of Elements 8/11

Science for the SDGs – Part 34 – Partners for transformation 1/6 – Key messages

A new model to predict the speed of propagation of earthquakes

We are A.I.

Denisovan DNA Found in Sediments on Tibetan Plateau

Drones safely check volcano emissions

The gender gap in science, how to measure it, how to reduce it? 8/9

Reflecting on a Year of Elements 7/11

Science for the SDGs – Part 33: Sustainability science 8/8 – Education for sustainable development

Combating climate change – how to best use new technologies?

International Collaboration Reveals China’s Carbon Balance

Level the playing field for science in the global South

The gender gap in science, how to measure it, how to reduce it? 7/9

Reflecting on a Year of Elements 6/11

Science for the SDGs – Part 32: Sustainability science 7/8 – Open access to published scientific knowledge

EASAC Commentary on Hydrogen and Synthetic Fuels

The Second Global Sustainable Development Report on its tracks

Wheat disease common to South America jumps to Africa

The gender gap in science, how to measure it, how to reduce it? 6/9

Reflecting on a Year of Elements 5/11

Science for the SDGs – Part 31: Sustainability science 6/8 – New scientific organizations

Colombia looks to the future of science and education

The gender gap in science, how to measure it, how to reduce it? 5/9

Reflecting on a Year of Elements 4/11

Inter-Parliamentary Union supports IYBSSD 2022

The gender gap in science, how to measure it, how to reduce it? 4/9

Reflecting on a Year of Elements 3/11

Quality Research in Africa and Why It Is Important – 5/5 – What Are the Challenges to Scientific Research in Africa?

Threat over electronic publications sustainability

“Save Mekong’s rich biodiversity for future generations”

The gender gap in science, how to measure it, how to reduce it? 3/9

Reflecting on a Year of Elements 2/11

Science for the SDGs – Part 30: Sustainability science 5/8 – Gender gap in science

Quality Research in Africa and Why It Is Important – 4/5 – What Is the State of Scientific Publishing in Africa?

Ramanujan Prize 2020 goes to Brazilian mathematician Carolina Araujo

Folakemi Odedina: “How I turned brain drain to brain gain”

The gender gap in science, how to measure it, how to reduce it? 2/9

Reflecting on a Year of Elements 1/11

Science for the SDGs – Part 29: Sustainability science 4/8 – Transforming science institutions

Quality Research in Africa and Why It Is Important – 3/5 – Is There World-Class Research in Africa?

Webinar: Ensuring food security in Africa through sustainable aquaculture

‘Act now’ to save Brazil’s rivers, avoid water crisis

The gender gap in science, how to measure it, how to reduce it? 1/9

Recommendation on Science and Scientific Researchers 10/10

Science for the SDGs – Part 28: Sustainability science 3/8 – Indigenous knowledge for sustainable development

Quality Research in Africa and Why It Is Important – 2/5 – Why Is Scientific Research in Africa Important?

An award for environmentally friendly vacuum science and technology

Climate change to alter Africa’s malaria map by 2100

Supporting the SDGs: A Guide for Merit-Based Academies – 6/6: Some example from over the world

Recommendation on Science and Scientific Researchers 9/10

Science for the SDGs – Part 27: Sustainability science 2/8

Quality Research in Africa and Why It Is Important – 1/5 – Introduction

Forgetting How to Tend the Soil

Keep focus on emerging infections

Supporting the SDGs: A Guide for Merit-Based Academies – 5/6: How can academies support?

Recommendation on Science and Scientific Researchers 8/10

Science for the SDGs – Part 26: Sustainability science 1/8 – Key messages

Bending the curve of biodiversity loss

Mapping IUGG to Sustainable Development Goals

Burkina Faso reaches a milestone in the conquest of space

Supporting the SDGs: A Guide for Merit-Based Academies – 4/6: How are the SDGs being implemented at the national level?

Recommendation on Science and Scientific Researchers 7/10

Science for the SDGs – Part 25: The 2030 Agenda: a shared compass to harness advances in science and technology 7/7

Image SPOT du Piton de la fournaise (juillet 2019), volcan de la Réunion, disponible sur le portail DINAMIS. © ADS GeoIntelligence

DINAMIS facilitates the access to spatial images

Fake Vaccines, Medicines and other Medical Products can kill you

Research, innovation vital in new COVID-19 world

Supporting the SDGs: A Guide for Merit-Based Academies – 3/6: How are the SDGs being implemented at the international level?

Recommendation on Science and Scientific Researchers 6/10

Science for the SDGs – Part 24: The 2030 Agenda: a shared compass to harness advances in science and technology 6/7

Modeling ancient history to inform the future

Falling Walls Remote 2020: The Breakthroughs Of The Year

Malaria: Artemisinin resistance emerges in Africa

Supporting the SDGs: A Guide for Merit-Based Academies – 2/6: Why should academies support the SDGs?

Recommendation on Science and Scientific Researchers 5/10

Science for the SDGs – Part 23: The 2030 Agenda: a shared compass to harness advances in science and technology 5/7

Satellite Technology Gives Developing Nations Food Security Boost

20%: a podcast where women in science and tech talk about themselves

Climate change to steepen food prices

Supporting the SDGs: A Guide for Merit-Based Academies – 1/6: An Introduction

Recommendation on Science and Scientific Researchers 4/10

Science for the SDGs – Part 22: The 2030 Agenda: a shared compass to harness advances in science and technology 4/7

Two new doctors distinguished by the Chilean Academy

Raising Next-Generation Entrepreneurs Towards A Globally Sustainable Future

Robot hikes the Andes to cross Peru’s digital divide

Your Digital Mentor Podcast

Recommendation on Science and Scientific Researchers 3/10

Science for the SDGs – Part 21: The 2030 Agenda: a shared compass to harness advances in science and technology 3/7

Mahathir Science Award: Science for the Tropics

Ebola Survivors Present Severe Immune System Abnormalities Two Years After Recovery

Cameroon on the verge of destroying a unique ecosystem

Institutes and Funding in the Age of Pandemic

Recommendation on Science and Scientific Researchers 2/10

Science for the SDGs – Part 20: The 2030 Agenda: a shared compass to harness advances in science and technology 2/7

Award for technical and scientific research goes to mathematicians

A Report on Climate Change and Public Health in Turkey

Maize gene could lure natural enemies of crop pests

Strategy for Site-selective Chiral Drug Synthesis in Living Systems

Recommendation on Science and Scientific Researchers 1/10

Science for the SDGs – Part 19: The 2030 Agenda: a shared compass to harness advances in science and technology 1/7

An Arabic version of the periodic table challenge

Making a list of all creatures, great and small

Journals opening up to science expertise from South

A Low-cost, High Power Density Vanadium Flow Battery Stack

IUPAP Acknowledges Contributions to the Enhancement of Physics in Developing Countries

Science for the SDGs – Part 18: Science for sustainable development 6/6

International research collaborations: how can we shift the power towards Africa?

Making comprehensive water resources modeling more accessible

More conservation ‘could create US$454 billion a year’

Rejuvenating Biomass with Its High Value-added Outputs

The science academies for basic research 6/6

Science for the SDGs – Part 17: Science for sustainable development 5/6

Vacuum science meets industry

HIV testing ‘powered by football’ increase to 30 per cent

Novel Electrode for Efficient Synthesis of Ammonia

The science academies for basic research 5/6

Science for the SDGs – Part 16: Science for sustainable development 4/6

Scientific diver in a closed circuit rebreather, exploring the mesophotic coral zone during the Lengguru 2017 expedition. © IRD - Gilles Di Raimondo / Lengguru 2017

Coral Triangle Fish Diversity Revealed by Environmental DNA

Neuroscientist Luiz Eugênio Mello has taken over as scientific director at FAPESP. Copyright- Léo Ramos Chaves Pesquisa FAPESP

Luiz Eugenio Mello: “An opportunity to change the world with science”

Big Data Platforms for a Global Pandemic

The science academies for basic research 4/6

Science for the SDGs – Part 15: Science for sustainable development 3/6

Global Science TV: a new webcast about science in the world

Sand, dust and wind

New strain fears as fresh Ebola outbreak emerges

The Science Council of Japan and the SDGs 10/10

The science academies for basic research 3/6

Science for the SDGs – Part 14: Science for sustainable development 2/6

An economy based on precarious employment

IUPAC becomes officially a founding union for IYBSSD 2022

Flowering plants boost maize yields by half

The Science Council of Japan and the SDGs 9/10

The science academies for basic research 2/6

Science for the SDGs – Part 13: Science for sustainable development 1/6

TWAS-NRF Doctoral Programme for Developing Countries Scientists

Sterile insect technique - Cyrille Lebon (researcher at the MIVEGEC IRD unit) collects nymphs of tiger mosquitoes (Aedes albopictus) in a breeding tank in the laboratory. ©IRD/Thibaut Vergoz

Developing mosquito factories

Upcycling e-waste trash into innovative treasure

The Science Council of Japan and the SDGs 8/10

The science academies for basic research 1/6

Science for the SDGs – Part 12: Global environmental commons 4/4

A praise for patience about research and innovation

Rehabilitation of infrastructure in Niger - A road programme financed by the European Union aims to improve people's mobility and living conditions, promote trade, contribute to economic growth, open up rural areas through efficient infrastructure and improve national and regional integration. ©IRD/Philippe Lavigne Delville

Questioning the development process

“Oceanography should be a core discipline in Africa”

The Science Council of Japan and the SDGs 7/10

Exploring the impacts of climate change on hydropower production

Science for the SDGs – Part 11: Global environmental commons 3/4

A Global Young Chemists’ Survey

Flooding caused by downpours

Science journalism needed now, more than ever

The Science Council of Japan and the SDGs 6/10

Eco district in Freiburg, Germany

Life in a carbon-neutral world

Science for the SDGs – Part 10: Global environmental commons 2/4

Defining a safe and just space for people and planet

Amazon River ©IRD/Jean-Michel Martinez

Gauging rivers from space

Fellowship awardees to boost Africa’s knowledge economy

The Science Council of Japan and the SDGs 5/10

SRI 2021

Sustainability Research and Innovation 2020 Congress becomes SRI 2021

Science for the SDGs – Part 9: Global environmental commons 1/4

SDGs in the report of the International Year of Light (2015) 4/4

Public data on West African fisheries

Initiative for fighting COVID-19 with data launched

The Science Council of Japan and the SDGs 4/10

Photo by: Flickr user Joise Showaa, CC BY 2.0

Five years after the Paris Agreement: The gap between promises and implementation

Science for the SDGs – Part 8: Cities

SDGs in the report of the International Year of Light (2015) 3/4

Today is the International Day of Light

British Rotarians immunize children in the streets of Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, during the polio immunization campaign in Northern India in 2009. Photo Jean-Marc Giboux/RIBI Image Library - cc BY

Polio, measles outbreaks ‘inevitable’, say vaccine experts

The Science Council of Japan and the SDGs 3/10

Old Government House, University of Auckland (Photo: Richard001)

The second Times Higher Education University Impact Rankings

Energy decarbonization with universal access

Science for the SDGs – Part 7: Energy

SDGs in the report of the International Year of Light (2015) 2/4

Peruvian industrial purse seiners in full activity of anchovy fishing. © IRD - Arnaud Bertrand

Assessing El Niño’s impact on fisheries and aquaculture around the world

Africa to gain from COVID-19 clinical R&D coalition

The Science Council of Japan and the SDGs 2/10

Provincial Changes in the Number of People Gaining Access and the Number of New People with Access to Electricity between 2014 and 2019 The color scheme categorizes the data across two dimensions: the growth in the population without access and the growth in the electrified population. Two additional categories identify provinces where the population with and without access have declined.

Can sub-Saharan Africa achieve sustainable access to energy for all by 2030?

Science for the SDGs – Part 6: What about food? 2/2

SDGs in the report of the International Year of Light (2015) 1/4

Aquaculture must deal with global warming and antibiotic resistance

Satellite positioning system ESAIL / SAT-AIS testing at OHB LuxSpace- Photo: ESA - S. Corvaja

Satellites to protect the world, if data is open to all

The Science Council of Japan and the SDGs 1/10

Exploring the link between education and climate change

Food systems and nutrition patterns- changing food systems is essential for sustainable development

Science for the SDGs – Part 5: What about food? 1/2

School of fish in the coral reefs in New Caledonia © IRD - Jean-Michel Boré

Preserving both coral reefs and fisheries

Fazlun Khalid

“Only ecology-based economies can avoid future catastrophe”

Smaller scale solutions needed for rapid progress towards emissions targets

Engaging the Next Generation: An IYCN outreach competition

Sustainable and just economies: the facts

Science for the SDGs – Part 4: Sustainable and just economies

TROP-ICSU after 3 Years

The populations of Niger, Nigeria, Cameroon and Chad share this freshwater resource in the heart of the Sahel, Lake Chad. © Cnes - Jean-François Créteaux

Lake Chad doesn’t dry up

An image taken from Copernicus Sentinel-2 featuring an area in the Santa Cruz Department of Bolivia, where part of the tropical dry forest has been cleared for agricultural use. Copyright: European Space Agency (CC BY-SA 2.0) This image has been cropped.

Satellites for development: facts and figures

International Science Programme and the Basic Sciences

Mahmoud Bukar Maina - DR

COVID-19 Pandemic: Time to take science seriously

Science for the SDGs Part 3: Human well-being and capabilities

GYA works for open access science in Europe

Peatlands accumulate organic matter, filter water and provide forage, Bolivia. ©IRD, O. Dangles

Sequestering carbon in soil

Leaders from 21 academies discussed the importance of basic sciences

Physics for Development Commission at IUPAP

Science for the SDGs – Part 2

Global Leadership in the 21st Century

Global Leadership in the 21st Century

Representatives from the Ngata Toro Community in Central Sulawesi, Indonesia with a sign announcing their community is locked down. Indigenous communities fear the coronavirus pandemic could exacerbate their lack of medical services and food. Copyright: Indigenous Peoples' Alliance of the Archipelago (AMAN)

Coronavirus ‘could devastate’ indigenous communities

Left: Number of known COVID-19 cases as to 30/03/2020 - Right: Average household income (2017)

COVID-19: Visualizing regional indicators for better decision making

COVID-19 in Africa

Left: Mohamed Kasem and Ahmed Elnewishy, from Cairo University, studied mummy bone samples at Beamlines 5.4, 1.4, and 7.3.3. (Credit: Marilyn Chung/Berkeley Lab) - Right: Alfredo Romero-Contreras and Julio Villanueva-Cab, from Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla, and Wanli Yang studied solar cells at Beamline 8.0.1. (Credit: Cindy Lee/Berkeley Lab)

LAAAMP Brings International Researchers to the Advanced Light Source

Science for the SDGs – Part 1

The Amazon Delta, photographed here from NASA's Terra satellite, pours its freshwater into the Atlantic Ocean in a 3,000 km long plume © Jeff Schmaltz, MODIS Land Rapid Response Team, NASA GSFC

The plume of the Amazon regains its tides

When physics cures

The first International Day of Maths

Already, in 2013…

Plastic could be more fantastic

Why Sustainable Development Goal 3 needs physics

Dance your SDG Research

Technologies against Viral Epidemics in Africa

Sharing the Passion about Science

Figure 1-9

A Difficult Balance

The African Science Decade that wasn’t

ISC podcast

“ISC Presents” : a New Podcast about Basic Sciences

Trans-disciplinary Research Oriented Pedagogy for Improving Climate Studies and Understanding (TROP-ICSU)

The Altiplano stretches from southeastern Peru to the extreme north of Chile.

Climatic Turmoil in the Tropical Andes

Protective Bio-shell could extend Egg Shelf Life

Projected distance from reaching selected targets by 2030 (at current trends)

Where are we with SDGs?

Egypt’s ScienceUp Initiative

SciDev.Net Media Partner for IYBSSD 2022

Global Academy Network stands up for Tropical Forests

A coal mine in Australia. Photo:Lock the Gate Alliance cc BY-2.0

Containing Methane and its Contribution to Global Warming

Speakers at the SGCI workshop in Dakar. Image credit: SciDev.Net/Bilal Taïrou

Global South Research Challenges ‘Can be Overcome’

SDGs interconnections

SDGs are All Interconnected

Cover of the report Interdisciplinary Research in Epidemic Prepairedness and response

Interdisciplinary Research in Epidemic Preparedness and Response

SDGs: The Science Report

2022: a Year to Celebrate Mineralogy

Cancer Burden could Balloon in Poorest Countries

West Africa’s First Female Astrophysicist

Mathematics is Everywhere

Intervention at the IDWGS Celebration in UN Headquarters in New York

Call for Application – Congress on Sustainable Research and Innovation SRI2020

5th International Day for Women and Girls in Science

Jean-Paul Moatti, PDG de l'IRD (à gauche), et Michel Spiro, président de l'IUPAP (à droite) ont signé un accord pour l'organisation de IYBSD 2022.

Signature of a Partnership Agreement between IRD and IUPAP

The final declaration of the World Science Forum 2019 has been promulgated during the closing session held in the Hungarian House of Parliament. (Photo: WSF)

The World Science Forum 2019 supports IYBSSD

HRH Princess Sumaya bint el Hassan at WSF 2019

Princess Sumaya bint El Hassan launches IYBSSD 2022

The World Science Forum panel. From left to right : Sekazi Mtingwa, Atish Dabholkar, Sanja Damjanovic, Herwig Schopper, Her Royal Highness Sumaya bint El Hassan and Michele Zema (Photo : World Science Forum)

Big Scientific Instruments for Peace and Development

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