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Nigeria: Farmers to Partner Israel on Biotechnology

06.11.2009 17:37    allafrica.com
In order to seize emerging opportunities in the potato market across the globe, the Potato farmers Association of Nigeria (POFAN) said it is now ready to harness the abundant resources through partnership with Israel in the area of biotechnology.
Nigeria: Farmers to Partner Israel on Biotechnology


Nigeria: Lawmaker Seeks Better Funding of Science, Technology

06.11.2009 17:37    allafrica.com
Chairman, House of Representatives Committee on Science and Technology, Hon. Abiodun Akinlade, has said the country may not rank among the top developed nations in the world if adequate attention was not paid to science and technology.
Nigeria: Lawmaker Seeks Better Funding of Science, Technology

Nigeria: Nasrda Boss Now Academy of Astronautics Board Member

06.11.2009 17:37    allafrica.com
The Director-General, National Space Research and Development Agency, Dr. Seidu Mohammed has been elected to the board of the International Academy of Astronautics. He was recently inducted along other distinguished scientists drawn from different parts of the world at the
Nigeria: Nasrda Boss Now Academy of Astronautics Board Member

Botswana: Second National HIV/Aids Conference Launched

06.11.2009 17:37    allafrica.com
The second National HIV/AIDS/STI/ORID Research Conference (NHASORC) was launched yesterday with a call to the public to be involved in the ongoing HIV/AIDS research.
Botswana: Second National HIV/Aids Conference Launched


Tunisia: Nato's Science for Peace and Security Program to Finance Tunisian Research Project

06.11.2009 17:37    allafrica.com
According to NATO's website a Tunisian research project initiated by researchers at the Institut National des Sciences Appliquées et de Technologies (INSAT) on "Advanced Pathogen Detection for Human Protection" was one of the projects approved by the North Atlantic Treaty
Tunisia: Nato's Science for Peace and Security Program to Finance Tunisian Research Project

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