Egypt first to tap Clean Technology Fund
Egypt is among the first countries to tap into the $5.2bn Clean
Technology Fund managed by the World Bank in order to reverse
its ever increasing greenhouse gas emissions. Other sources of
finance for renewable energy projects include the World Bank
Group, African Development Bank and... MORE
Egypt is among the first countries to tap into the $5.2bn Clean
Technology Fund managed by the World Bank in order to reverse
its ever increasing greenhouse gas emissions. Other sources of
finance for renewable energy projects include the World Bank
Group, African Development Bank and... MORE
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Energy from waste
The potential for Energy from Waste is finally being acknowledged
as a key tool in managing growing landfill sites and in the
continual development of a sustainable energy infrastructure.
However, even with this huge potential and opportunity Energy
from Waste is still facing enormous economic, technical and social
challenges. MORE
The potential for Energy from Waste is finally being acknowledged
as a key tool in managing growing landfill sites and in the
continual development of a sustainable energy infrastructure.
However, even with this huge potential and opportunity Energy
from Waste is still facing enormous economic, technical and social
challenges. MORE
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Ericsson: World's First HSPA with 84Mbps
Feb 05: The rapid growth of data traffic in mobile networks
continues, driven by the use of smartphones, laptops and other
devices. Wireless access to data services and Internet is today a
"must". One of the attractions Ericsson is showcasing at the
upcoming Mobile World Congress is the world's first
demonstration of 84Mbps HSPA technology. At the same event
last year Ericsson showed the world's first 42Mbps HSPA demo
that is currently commercially available and being rolled out by
operators across the world. Ericsson was...MORE
FORTUNE 50 Client Upgrades NetSol Technologies
LeasePak License
ALAMEDA, CA Feb 18: NetSol Technologies, Inc. "NetSol" (NASDAQ: NTWK)
(NASDAQ DUBAI: NTWK), a U.S. corporation providing global business
services and enterprise application solutions to private and public sector
organizations worldwide, today announced the company has signed a new
upgrade for its LeasePak licensing agreement with a U.S. based FORTUNE
50 company, as ranked by FORTUNE Magazine in their annual ranking of
America's largest corporations. MORE
Feb 05: The rapid growth of data traffic in mobile networks
continues, driven by the use of smartphones, laptops and other
devices. Wireless access to data services and Internet is today a
"must". One of the attractions Ericsson is showcasing at the
upcoming Mobile World Congress is the world's first
demonstration of 84Mbps HSPA technology. At the same event
last year Ericsson showed the world's first 42Mbps HSPA demo
that is currently commercially available and being rolled out by
operators across the world. Ericsson was...MORE
FORTUNE 50 Client Upgrades NetSol Technologies
LeasePak License
ALAMEDA, CA Feb 18: NetSol Technologies, Inc. "NetSol" (NASDAQ: NTWK)
(NASDAQ DUBAI: NTWK), a U.S. corporation providing global business
services and enterprise application solutions to private and public sector
organizations worldwide, today announced the company has signed a new
upgrade for its LeasePak licensing agreement with a U.S. based FORTUNE
50 company, as ranked by FORTUNE Magazine in their annual ranking of
America's largest corporations. MORE
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Magnetism turns drug release on and off
Many medical conditions, such as cancer, diabetes and chronic
pain, require medications that cannot be taken orally, but must be
dosed intermittently, on an as-needed basis, over a long period of
time. A few delivery techniques have been developed, using an
implanted heat source, an implanted electronic chip or other
stimuli as an "on-off" switch .MORE..
Many medical conditions, such as cancer, diabetes and chronic
pain, require medications that cannot be taken orally, but must be
dosed intermittently, on an as-needed basis, over a long period of
time. A few delivery techniques have been developed, using an
implanted heat source, an implanted electronic chip or other
stimuli as an "on-off" switch .MORE..
Debating Pakistan's higher education overhaul
Pakistani researchers, writing in three correspondences to
Nature, comment on Pakistan's higher education (HE) reforms
that began in 2002. Atta-ur-Rahman, head of Pakistan's Higher
Education Commission from 2003–2008, defends the reforms,
arguing that they have led to huge positive changes. International
scientific publications have grown seven-fold — from 600 in 2001
to more than 4,200 in 2008 — and about 50 new universities and
institutions have been established...MORE
Pakistani researchers, writing in three correspondences to
Nature, comment on Pakistan's higher education (HE) reforms
that began in 2002. Atta-ur-Rahman, head of Pakistan's Higher
Education Commission from 2003–2008, defends the reforms,
arguing that they have led to huge positive changes. International
scientific publications have grown seven-fold — from 600 in 2001
to more than 4,200 in 2008 — and about 50 new universities and
institutions have been established...MORE
Thinking big and expensive
Saudi Arabia's new flagship university is hoping to attract & retain
scientists with generous funding and luxury living conditions. But
critics are concerned that its corporate mentality may hinder
research. The King Abdullah University of Science and
Technology which opened last month aims to rival the California
Institute of Technology in both size and prestige...MORE
Saudi Arabia's new flagship university is hoping to attract & retain
scientists with generous funding and luxury living conditions. But
critics are concerned that its corporate mentality may hinder
research. The King Abdullah University of Science and
Technology which opened last month aims to rival the California
Institute of Technology in both size and prestige...MORE
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