The State of Open Data Report 2017
igshare's annual report, The State of Open Data 2017, looks at global attitudes towards open data. It includes survey results of 2,300 respondents and a collection of articles from industry experts, as
Research Agencies
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Women in STEMM: involve the institutions!
<p>While we really have no shortage of women learning science and excelling therein as well as in teaching science, their involvement in ‘doing’ science, in leading and directing scientific
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Analysis of international funding to tackle illegal wildlife trade
The Global Wildlife Program has released the first-ever review of international donor funding for combatting illegal wildlife trade in Africa and Asia, which shows that over $1.3 billion was committed
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Analysis of international funding to tackle illegal wildlife trade
The Global Wildlife Program has released the first-ever review of international donor funding for combatting illegal wildlife trade in Africa and Asia, which shows that over $1.3 billion was committed
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Non-expert nation
<p>Scientists — just like everybody else — have little idea what will happen now that the United Kingdom has voted to exit the European Union. (Editorial)</p> <p><strong><a href="http://www.nature.com/news/brexit-vote-highlights-lack-of-leaving-plan-1.20184"
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India by the numbers
<p>Indian science is a study in contrasts. With its vast population and rapidly expanding economy, the country has ramped up scientific production at an impressive rate. India started the twenty-first century
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A nation with ambition
<p>India is making great strides in improving its science, but it needs to look carefully at its approach and work with the rest of the world if it is to realize its full potential. (Editorial)</p> <p><strong><a
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India's science test
<p>Despite great strides in some areas of research and development, the nation still has a long way to go.</p> <p><strong><a href="http://www.nature.com/polopoly_fs/1.17518!/menu/main/topColumns/topLeftColumn/pdf/521144a.pdf"
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The anti-bureaucrat
<p>K. Vijay Raghavan is determined to cut through red tape and build up biological science in India.</p> <p> </p>
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Priorities for science in India
<p>Ten Indian research leaders give their prescriptions, from better funding, facilities, mentoring and education to greater respect, fairness, autonomy and confidence.</p> <ol> <li> <span style="color: