Continuing the Voyage: The Spirit of Endeavour - Remarks to The Royal Society of the United Kingdom by NASA SpaceRef
Good evening. I am truly honored to have been invited to speak before this august group. The Royal Society has a long and distinguished history of supporting explorers and scientists; indeed, for centuries the Royal Society was the embodiment of science in western civilization.
Vetiver: The miracle grass INQ7 Business
AFTER we ran our article on the System of Rice Intensification (SRI), which produces "miracle rice," phone calls from 63 provinces were made to SRI national coordinator Roberto Verzola.
Scientists search seas for signs of cosmic impact The Columbus Dispatch
At the southern end of Madagascar lie four enormous wedgeshape sediment deposits, called chevrons, which are composed of material from the ocean floor. Each covers twice the area of Manhattan with sediment as deep as the Chrysler Building is high.
COMESA needs to emphasize science and technology: chairman People's Daily
The Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) needs to pay more attention to science and technology, the regional bloc's new Chairman and Djiboutian President Ismail Omar Guelleh said on Wednesday.
Rwanda: African Waters Over Fished AllAfrica.com
Several scientists last week warned about an upcoming collapse of all commercial African in-land and ocean fisheries. But even critics agree that especially the waters in Africa are among the most likely to experience collapsing fisheries due to over fishing and poor management and monitoring.
Scientists Regenerate Wing In Chick Embryo Science Daily
Chop off a salamander's leg and a brand new one will sprout in no time. But most animals have lost the ability to replace missing limbs. Now, a research team at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies has been able to regenerate a wing in a chick embryo -- a species not known to be able to regrow limbs -- suggesting that the potential for such regeneration exists innately in all vertebrates,
'Band of misfits' theory: Meteors are not that rare International Herald Tribune
Most astronomers doubt that any large comets or asteroids have crashed into the Earth in the past 10,000 years. But the self-described "band of misfits" that make up the two-year-old Holocene Impact Working Group say astronomers simply have not known how or where to look for evidence.
Ancient crash, epic wave International Herald Tribune
A self-described "band of misfits" says that instead of once in 500,000 to one million years, as astronomers now calculate, catastrophic Earth impacts by a large comet or asteroid could happen every few thousand years.
Botswana: President's State of the Nation Address Scoop.co.nz
Mr. Speaker, it is once again my honour to address the opening of this Third Session of our Ninth Parliament. As the dust from our richly deserved independence celebrations begins to settle, let us count our blessings and take an honest inventory of the
Lunch Extra: Bats in the belfry The Daily Times
CAPE HENLOPEN, Del. — An ideal situation for Tonyea Mead would be wearing hip boots and jeans and being covered in dirt while pursuing some small animal most people don’t enjoy seeing in their own backyard.

Science & Technology at Scientific American.com: The End of Eden
Science and technology coverage, including science trivia and games from Madagascar's forests—home to thousands of species found nowhere else—are
Science & Technology at Scientific American.com: Madagascar Yields
Science and Technology at Scientific American.com: Madagascar Yields New Fossils of Creatures Great and Small -- Science and technology coverage,
Madagascar: Science and Technology
Information resources about science and technology in Madagascar from the United Nations and other International Organizations, compiled by UNjobs
Category:Science and technology in Madagascar - Wikipedia, the
Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category: Science_and_technology_in_Madagascar". Categories: Madagascar | Science and technology by country
PEI: Princeton Environmental Institute
The David Bradford Seminars in Science, Technology and Environmental Policy (UC Berkeley) will give a talk on her really cool research in Madagascar.
Forum: Science and Innovation for Sustainable Development - The
It also hosts the Network for Science and Technology for Sustainability. Professor of Organic Chemistry, University of Antananarivo, Madagascar;
Forum: Science and Innovation for Sustainable Development - The
It also hosts the Network for Science and Technology for Sustainability. Madagascar IMRA is a non-government, non-profit-making institution of applied
Science, Technology, and Public Policy Program - Links
North Carolina State Science and Technology Policy Links It has also assisted the governments of Madagascar and Indonesia in developing legislation
IDS/SPRU series 'Controversies in Science, Technology and Global
the potentials of science and technology for reducing poverty, there are many This was an innovation first developed in Madagascar by a Catholic priest
1 Declaration on Science, Technology and Innovation by Heads of
The Republic of Madagascar. The Republic of Malawi to coordinate and integrate science technology and innovation matters across. all programmes; madagascar+science+technology: madagascar+science+technology