By: Dan McDonald
Up until 2005, India was probably best known in the world of pharmaceuticals as a generic powerhouse. Due to poor laws around intellectual property, most multi-national biopharmaceutical companies did not seriously consider India as a destination for clinical trials. Numerous other challenges and roadblocks existed as well. But as the Industry began to [...]
By: Kayla Fay
Science Projects were easier in elementary school. Back then, you could submit a model rocket, an egg sucked into a bottle, or a simple science report on electricity. It’s different in middle school. Middle School science teachers want creative ideas, specific elements, in depth research, and detailed logs of the whole science fair [...]
By: Jewell Hardin
As both an active project manager and a project management trainer, people often ask me what are the fundamental aspects to successful project management. Whilst there have been many great books written on the subject, I always summarise what I believe to be the best practices at the heart of good project management. [...]
By: diane
Have you ever wondered why students and parents alike dislike 4th grade science projects so strongly? Once again, we look forward to the mandatory and yearly stunning displays of the 4th grade science project. Why are these assigned, are they actually a requirement, and what is the point in doing an 4th grade science [...]
By: Patricia Hawke
The T-STEM initiative was launched in December 2005 by the Governor Perry’s office in partnership with the Texas schools, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the Michael & Susan Dell Foundation, National Instruments, and the Communities Foundation of Texas.
The Texas Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (T-STEM) initiative is a $71 million dollar project [...]
By: tianli
Yesterday, 10:20, in the Century Golden Resources Hotel, with the first row of seating for 40 guests to the table of the LED light touch start button, Chongqing, the largest ever, specifications to the highest international scientific and technological co-operation event — – world-renowned R & D institutions in Chongqing operations began.
The action of [...]
By: Kul Bhushan
The first decade of the new century – 2000 to 2009 – has been horrendous in terms of natural and the economic tsunamis, terrorist attacks, natural disasters, political debacles and the environmental disasters.
Here is a list of major events or developments that make stark reading but have had a tremendous impact on all [...]
By: Olukunle Odebo
AS the Lagos State land reform vision reaches the climax, consultants, working on the N3.1 billion Lagos Enterprise Digital Mapping and Geographic Information System (GIS) project, popularly referred to as G.I.S, have said the project would soon be launched.According to the experts, at the moment revaluation of different aspects of the project is [...]
By: Andrew
It is well known that the natural sciences will do everything possible they can at least to reduce the degree of subjectivity as for their field, if not to absolutely annihilate it. To the contrary, the society regards the social sciences as absolutely subjective. Well, this is really so if we regard both sciences [...]
By: Nathaniel Douglas
The Most Powerful Telescope- will Fit into Your PocketBy Nathaniel DouglasShrinking the Telescope – “Astronomers in the last 50 years have made wondrous discoveries, expanded our understanding of the universe and opened humanity’s vision beyond the visible portion of the electromagnetic spectrum. Our knowledge of how the cosmos was born and how [...]