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Scientific ties that bind?

By Eugene Sebastian Governments in Asia are spending big on science, technology and innovation to drive their economies. These governments

An article that recently appeared in the New York Times identifying the gap in China’s phenomenal education expansion. By Helen

By Mohamed Imam Salem, King Saud University, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) is pushing to

By Siwage Dharma Negara The 2014 Global Innovation Index (GII) ranks Indonesia 87th out of 143 countries in terms of innovation

By Andrew Moody Is China about to lead the world as an innovator again? The world’s second-largest economy invented gunpowder,

By Timothy Beardson Here are several tools by which we can measure the level of innovation in a country. In

How do you increase resources in tough financial times? One answer is to look overseas. UK research is looking to dynamic

The revolution to reinvent the university has begun according to the Economist, the UK’s weekly newspaper. Three forces are reinventing

By Crispin Maslog Member states of the Association of South-East Asian Nations (ASEAN), home to some 600 million people, expect

By Vivian Giang Every few months there seems to be another region somewhere in the world that claims to

Science and Technology may not form part of the daily vitriol that is spewed in election speeches, but scientists need

OECD countries are spending big on new forms of funding public research By Eugene Sebastian Alain de Botton once said

Maintaining stability in the face of rapid change and growth, and proactively partaking in cooperative global ties in science and

By John Zarocostas Herald Foreign Staff March 24, 2014 The United States retained its lead as the world’s most inventive

By Eugene Sebastian China’s scientific research is rising. In 2005, China ranked 5th after US, UK, German and Japan in