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Iranian nanotech filter may protect farmed fish from fungus
Toxic nanoparticle treatment of ponds of farmed fish could be made safe by embedding in into water filters, find scientists in Iran
Official: Iran's Science Production 11 Times Faster than World Average
Saudi Arabia launches ambitious higher education plan
The Kingdom has embarked on an ambitious plan toward achieving new milestones in social development by way of massive investments in the education sector
Climate change to hit Saudi's agriculture, water
Scientists in Saudi Arabia say that by the end of 2050 parts of the country will be hotter and have reduced precipitation, which could affect agricultural productivity.
Researchers make bricks from waste, desert sand
Algerian and Malaysian researchers have designed cheap eco-friendly bricks that can be made from waste materials.
Pakistani scientist wins 2013 IFA Norman Borlaug Award
Abdul Rashid of Pakistan is the 2013 IFA Norman Borlaug Award Laureate for excellence in crop nutrition research
AFRICA: Ministerial meeting agrees priorities for innovation
African ministers, senior United Nations officials and representatives of the private sector and civil society met in Tanzania this month and identified key priorities in promoting the role of science, technology and innovation, or STI, in supporting development in Africa.
KARACHI: A top Malaysian university will set up a research institute to honour prominent Pakistani scientist Dr. Atta-ur-Rehman.
The “Atta-ur-Rahman Institute of Natural Product Discovery (RiND)” will be inaugurated at the University of Teknologi Mara (UiTM) on March 4, 2013, during an International Conference on Natural Products, where Rahman is being invited as a guest of honour to deliver the keynote speech for the “Jack Cannon Lecture”.
Islamic states under fire for 'empty promises' on science
Members of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation have been criticised for failing to follow up on promises to improve the state of science
IDB 11th Edition ( 2013) S&T Prize Winners Announced
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