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If you are going to fly over North West of Iran, Urmia (Oroumeih) Lake is one of the impressive views that you don’t want to miss.
It is (or maybe we must say “was”) a blue, beautiful and dazzling salty water lake that shapes and …
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Increasingly, young people are utilizing mobile technologies to meet their sexual and …
As the world population hit the 7 billionth humans this week, general …
Development News- 20th September 2011
Dr. Sabine Ntakarutimana, the Minister of Health …
President Rupiah Banda’s re-election campaign has an ‘odd’ element- using Global System …
When elected as Liberia’s President in 2005, Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, said her success …
Zambian electoral body the Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) has introduced a …
By Esther Nakkazi
The courts adjourned the Constitutional Court case on preventable …
The Uganda government has decided not to put a further request for …
The future looks brighter with the promise of biofuels. But with the …
INTA obtained the invention patent for a marker vaccine against Bovine Herpes …
Researchers of several countries sequenced the tomato genome, one of the most …
Nigeria’s achievement of the Millennium Development Goals by 2015 would depend on …
Aaron Lubega comes riding his motorcycle to Bbali Health Centre IV, Kayunga …
The Portable Light Project, a non-profit initiative led by Kennedy & Violich …
Fibroblasts are the most common cells of connective tissue in animals.
Fibroblast …
The Lagos draw for the 2011 Maggi Cook for Mama Competition, tagged …
BY: Dr. Jotham Musinguzi, Regional Director, Partners in Population Development; Jill Sheffield, President, Women Deliver
Next week, leaders from across Africa and around the world will meet at the 2011 International Conference on Family Planning in Dakar, Senegal . This meeting comes at a critical time, as we examine how to navigate a world with increasingly constrained resources and create a future that fosters health and development worldwide. The meeting also occurs during World AIDS …
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The future of liquid biofuels lies in E.coli. This multi-purpose wonder-bacteria can …
Malnutrition is a lifelong disease that impairs the healthy growth of Nigerians …
Nowadays terms like nanosciences and nanotechnology are floating around. Bhuvnesh Goyal interviews Dr. Ashutosh Sharma, Coordinator of the DST nanosciences unit at IIT Kanpur, India, to learn more about nanotechnology.
Almost 350,000 tonnes of tyres are discarded each year in Europe. Thankfully, researchers at centres across the continent are collaborating in the TyGRE project, an EU-funded endeavour to study the conversion of tyre rubber into silicon carbide, an industrial strength material used in everything from vehicle disc brakes to bulletproof vests.
Tiffany Stecker visits the Tubitak Marmara Institute in Gebze, Turkey, and reports on …
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