| Science & Development Bulletin monitors science development and highlights the role of science and technology in establishing knowledge-based economy in the Islamic world. |
Issue No.50 – April 2009 |
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Islamic scientific channel |
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Qatar National Research Fund launches repository of 37 years of research |
| In abid to encourage dialogue and international collaboration, a comprehensive survey of Qatari research dating from 1970-2007 has been released online on 4 February 2009 by the Qatar National Research Fund (QNRF). The Biannual National Research Survey which is the first of its kind in Qatar includes 4600 records of professional, academic, undergraduate and commercial research that conducted partly or wholly in Qatar. |
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Bahrain to host a regional ICT centre |
| Bahrain in cooperation with UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) will set up the Bahrain Regional Centre for Information and Communication Technology (BCICT) in abid to act as a knowledge hub for the six-member Gulf Cooperation Council and Yemen. |
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Arab environment 'under threat' |
| Arab states are facing many challenges, such as water scarcity and desertification, that will only worsen with climate change, says a report. |
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Studies and Reports |
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The Tobacco Atlas |
| In 2010, tobacco will kill six million people worldwide annually, 72 percent of whom will be in low and middle-income countries, a study predicts |
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Opinion |
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Dubai 2.0 - Towards an Innovation Economy |
| Dubai has created a gigantic amount of science and technology infrastructures that promises an amazing vision to transform Dubai from a consumer to a developer of new technology and knowledge. However, necessary adjustment is needed today to sow the seeds of a more sustainable and innovative future for the Emirate. |
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Making the science work for the Ummah’s need |
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| Early warning system for outbreak of the deadly Rift Valley fever developed |
| Scientists have developed the first early warning "risk map" that successfully predicted the 2006-2007 outbreak of the deadly Rift Valley fever in northeast Africa about six weeks before it occurs using satellite monitoring and mapping of key climate conditions and land surface ecological dynamics. |
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Netwatch |
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Meetings and conferences |
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Fellowships, awards and & training opportunities |
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