Is English mandatory for scientific success?
Study reveals level of disadvantage for non-native English-speaking researchers
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Lack of clinical trials at the heart of Africa’s poor treatment options
As cardiovascular disease rates rises, population specific trials are needed
Silencing bacterial signals to stop infection
A new treatment strategy based on stopping the quorum sensing mechanism of communication that is harnessed by armies of bacteria to organise and adapt to stress.
Study reveals a nutritious diet could have contributed to the incredible feat of the Giza workforce.
In the run-up to COP28 in Dubai, Mahmoud Abouelnaga, Solutions Fellow at the Center for Climate and Energy Solutions, discusses the potential of carbon management technologies beyond the Global North.
11 September 2023
Lack of clinical trials at the heart of Africa’s poor treatment options
10 September 2023
Silencing bacterial signals to stop infection
06 September 2023
A non-invasive imaging technique allows researchers to peer inside six sealed metal animal coffins.
Field research resolves long-standing question of where painted lady butterflies spend the European winter.
The former secretary general of the Water Authority of Jordan outlines what is needed to develop a sustainable model for water management that supports the kingdom’s Economic Modernization Vision 2033.
Human capital, collaboration and innovation are key for the sustainability of MENA higher education institutions.
Nature Middle East editors discuss issues concerning Middle Eastern science and scientists.
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