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Muslim women in science… the real picture
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| UNESCO report indicated that the United States falls behind six Muslim countries in the percentage of women graduating in science to the total science graduate population including Bahrain, Brunei Darussalam, Kyrgyzstan, Lebanon and Qatar. Also, Turkey and Morocco exceeds the United States in the ratio of women engineering graduates as a percentage of the science graduate population. Yet, very seldom do positive depictions of Muslim women get portrayed by the western mainstream media. |
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Dubai 2.0 - Towards an Innovation Economy
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| 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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Ideas, Not Money, Alleviate Poverty
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| Philip Emeagwali, the father of the Internet and the winner of Gordon Bell Prize, the Nobel Prize of supercomputing, argues that the potential for progress and poverty alleviation in Africa relies on capital generated from the power within our minds, not from our ability to pick minerals from the ground or seek debt relief and foreign assistance. |
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Author aid
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| A global research community that provides networking, mentoring, resources and training for researchers in developing countries to publish their work. |
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SciEdit
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| A free editing service for developing country researchers who are trying to publish their work in international journals |
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Household-based water treatment device for low-income populations
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| Scientists have assessed the effectiveness of a US $ 20 novel, and cheap household-based water treatment device designed for routine use in low-income populations which could produce 2 liters of drinking water (free from waterborne pathogen) per person per day for almost 5 years without any replacement parts for a family of 5 persons. |
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