Other articles in this issue
- Science for Society goes electronic
- Information Please
- Increasing Participation of Girls in Science in sub-Saharan Africa
- ASSAf hosts lecture by Distinguished Visiting Scholar
- Expanded Open Journal System/SciELO system investigated
- Quest at SciFest
- Publishers’ Forum to be significant new stakeholder
- SciELO SA UPDATE
- HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE CURRENT ISSUE OF SAJS Vol 107, No 5/6 (2011)
- Statement issued by the ASSAf STEM Committee
- Joint G8+ science academies’ statement on Education for a Science-Based Global Development
- Joint G8+ science academies’ statement on Water & Health
ASSAf hosts lecture by Distinguished Visiting Scholar
On 19 May, ASSAf hosted a lecture by Prof Jim Mann, Professor in Human Nutrition and Medicine. The lecture focused on “Nutrition in the prevention and treatment of diabetes: science and mythology”. Mann has been a Professor in Human Nutrition and Medicine at the University of Otago and Consultant Physician (Endocrinology) in Dunedin Hospital for [...]
Expanded Open Journal System/SciELO system investigated
Susan Veldsman, Director of the Scholarly Publishing Unit, Academy of Science of South Africa (ASSAf) and Monica Hammes, Deputy Director: Strategic Projects, University of Pretoria Library, visited Brazil and Chile in June. The aim of the visit was to investigate state-subsidised licensing schemes, as well as the possible expansion of the Open Journal Systems/SciELO system [...]
