This conference is conceived as a multidisciplinary meeting space where the concept of frontier will be analyzed from perspectives such as pure sciences, psychology, art or energy transition. A multidisciplinary event focused on a common theme helps to create spaces for all scientific disciplines to meet. From the point of view of generating quality knowledge,…
Through speeches, dialogues and round table discussions by scientists, this event will tell about the important role of basic science in sustainable development, so that the public can better understand the value of basic sciences and understand the goals and concepts of IYBSSD.
Through speeches, dialogues and round table discussions by scientists, this event will tell about the important role of basic science in sustainable development, so that the public can better understand the value of basic sciences and understand the goals and concepts of IYBSSD2022. Through scientists’ narrations, the importance of basic science on poverty alleviation, hunger…
View Conference Announcement & Invitation The SACI National Convention is the 44th in an exciting and long-standing series of scientific meetings focussed on the chemical sciences performed in South Africa under the auspices of South African Chemical Institute (SACI). The aim of the National Convention is to bring together scientists from a variety of disciplines…
Les journées de Formulation se tiendront à Limoges dans les locaux du CEC (Centre Européen de la Céramique) sur le site d’Ester Technopole. Le thème de ce colloque concerne l’intégration de l’économie circulaire dans les formulations incluant des charges minérales ou comment la formulation des charges minérales s’adapte à la diminution des ressources naturelles et…
A two years project led by IRD aims to support transdisciplinary approaches in sustainability science projects
The Science Council of Japan made the very interesting exercise of classifying the resolutions it adopted in the period 2014-2017 according to the SDGs. Let’s have a look at SDG9.
