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China-developed airborne sounding system helps study typhoon

A China-developed airborne sounding system has helped the completion of the country’s first integrated typhoon observation based on a large unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV),...
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Novel species of fungi discovered on bat carcasses in China

A subterranean expedition conducted by researchers at World Agroforestry (ICRAF) East and Central Asia Programme; Centre for Mountain Futures; and Kunming Institute of Botany...
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Australian scientists turn waste carbon dioxide into useful industrial materials

Australian scientists have developed a method to turn harmful carbon dioxide into useful industrial products such as fuel and plastics, based on a paper...
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Nigeria to partner Israel on methanol fuel production

Nigeria and Israel are to sign bilateral agreement on methanol fuel production technology for mutual benefits to both countries. Israeli Ambassador to Nigeria, Shimon  Shoshan,...
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Imperative of looking inwards for COVID-19 containment

Necessity, they say, is the mother of invention. The current coronavirus disease, with no known cure yet, has compelled many countries to look inwards...
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Science academies urge G-7 on research, digital health, insect population decline

Science academies from the G-7 countries and seven additional academies have called for strategies to restore and sustain public funding of basic research, to...
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COVID-19 response demands better use of science and technology – UN DESA

The response to the COVID-19 pandemic, with around 2.5 million confirmed cases so far, requires a far more collaborative relationship between scientists and policymakers,...
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Scientists enhance African ‘orphan’ crops with genomics

Malnutrition in many African nations is considered widespread but can be addressed by diversifying food systems with a wider range of nutritious crops, according to scientists....
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COP29 deal: Not most ambitious outcome, but provides a base on which to build – Guterres

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