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Overview ‘Sharing is caring’ is an age-old saying and it’s not just true for social behavior but also for science. To prove any hypothesis in...
The COVID-19 pandemic is an eye-opener on the strengths and weaknesses of the country’s health science & technology (S&T). No country has all...
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It began as a research project in the early 70s, when a computer program was designed to move across networks leaving its trail behind...
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The São Paulo Innovation and Science Diplomacy School (InnSciD SP 2020) was organised by the Institute of International Relations (IRI-USP) in...
Abstract Profound insights have been gained over the last decade in promoting innovation among the general public to advance their skills and...
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