Mathematics for Everyone
On 14 March, the International Day of Mathematics will be celebrated worldwide
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El Año Internacional
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promoverá la enseñanza de las ciencias básicas y la formación del profesorado;
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promoverá la difusión de buenas prácticas;
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destacará las historias de éxito de los países que han desarrollado significativamente este ámbito.
2022 Maths Day: UNESCO’s toolkit to highlight value of Mathematics
On 14 March 2022, UNESCO is billed to launch a document to encourage decision makers to use mathematics, as part of commemorating the “2022 International Mathematics Day”.
‘9th Heidelberg Laureate Forum’ slated for Sept 2022
Young computer scientists and talented mathematicians are invited to apply for participation in the ‘9th Heidelberg Laureate Forum’ to hold in Germany.
Remote Fellowship at the Office of Astronomy for Development
The Office of Astronomy for Development seeks inspired individuals from any relevant background for its remote fellowship program.
Second African Conference on Physics and Applications
The African School of Physics has evolved to be much more than a school. It now organizes scientific conferences
System Thinking for Sustainability: the Example of Chemistry
Improving chemical education and going toward sustainability.
Roadmap for open shared science
Open Science offers the opportunity to support more ethical, shared and accessible research in support of the Sustainable Development Goals.
Promoting Mathematics in Enterprise Innovation and Development
Chinese companies have come together with applied mathematicians and government representatives to collaborate better.
Climate Research Honour
ICTP Staff Associate In-Sik Kang awarded prestigious climate prize
CERN Beamline for Schools : Italy, Mexico teams emerge winners
High School teams bag study trip to DESY research center in Hamburg, Germany
Boreal Forests and Climate Change
World-leading experts, at a recent webinar, presented up-to-date scientific information and guidance for societal, climate and ecological benefits of natural and managed boreal forests.
Low-cost computers ‘democratising science’
Using low-cost equipment would boost research and education, especially in developing countries.
The “Mission of wise men and women”: Art, Culture and Knowledge
Art education and development is necessary for a knowledge society.
Past Global Changes launches a paleoscience magazine for young adults
A new paleoscience magazine for teenagers and young adults.
An infographic on Covid-19 vaccines and videos to fight vaccine hesitancy
Discover IAP’s new communication and outreach tools and use them to explain how vaccines work
Creation of the “Institute of the Mathematics for Planet Earth”
An interview with Laure Saint-Raymond and Arnaud Guillin, director and executive director of the new institute.
Science for the SDGs – Part 33: Sustainability science 8/8 – Education for sustainable development
Education is one of the roots of sustainable development. And it is not only for the younger ones.
An Arabic version of the periodic table challenge
The flagship educationnal tool of IUPAC is talking to more people worldwide.
The science academies for basic research 6/6
The five recommendations from the science academies are also part of IYBSSD 2022 programme.
Global Science TV: a new webcast about science in the world
An initiative that gives a voice to science experts.
