Science & Development Bulletin monitors science development and highlights the role
of science and technology in establishing knowledge-based economy in the Islamic world.
Embryonic stem cell research, animal cloning, and nuclear technology are part of Iran's efforts to establish itself as a science and technology leader.
A Sudanese climate researcher has been honoured by the UN Environment Programme in recognition of her work on climate change and adaptation in conflict-stricken Darfur.
Islamic states have announced the establishment of agricultural fund to ensure food security and achieve long-term sustainable agricultural development, according to Kuwait declaration issued at the fourth World Islamic Economic Forum, the economic arm of the 57-member Organization of Islamic Conference, held in the period from 29 April – 1 May in Kuwait city
African information and communication technology is developing towards bridging the digital divide, according to a report published by United Nations International Telecommunication Union.
Researchers have found that extracts from Aloe plant could be used as larvicides for mosquito control indicating that its application of these extracts to larval habitats may lead to promising results in malaria and mosquito management programmes.
