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Ben Deighton

Managing Editor at SciDev.net

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Recent Articles

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Artificial intelligence boosts automated biolabs

Artificial intelligence boosts automated biolabs
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China could be the world’s biggest public funder of science within ...

Forecast by science-policy researchers raises questions about where the epicentre of global research will shift to in the coming decade.
nature.com

Science journalism on the ropes worldwide as US aid cuts bite

Federal freezes to foreign assistance are affecting grants for investigative reporters everywhere — but especially in poorer countries.
scidev.net

World on track to breach 1.5C target by 2030

Paris Agreement target was surpassed on average over the last three years, according to European data.
scidev.net

New malaria drug heralds resistance breakthrough

If approved, GanLum would be the first new malaria treatment since 1999.
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‘Double standards’ as Israel not treated like Russia

Russian scientists have been barred from international collaborations, while Israeli counterparts have not.
scidev.net

In person, at the first real-life event since COVID-19

First in-person conference since COVID-19 was surreal, but valuable, writes SciDev.Net managing editor Ben Deighton.
scidev.net

Q&A: COVID-19 experience a ‘wakeup call’ for Disease X

COVID-19 demonstrates that rare diseases can become pandemics if left unchecked.
scidev.net

SDGs ‘failing to create transformational change’

They are often applied to work that was already being done, AAAS hears.
scidev.net

Q&A: Science in Senegal to benefit from NASA mission

US scientists support local astronomy research through space object observation mission, says David Baratoux.
scidev.net

The world needs to create a ‘new normal’ on gender

Figure after figure highlights how much is lost as long as women continue to face inequalities in science.
scidev.net

‘Breakthrough’ mosquito trap uses human smell and heat

The ‘human decoy’ trap combines warm water with body odour and a dark, cylindrical shape to attract mosquitoes.
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‘Breakthrough’ mosquito trap uses human smell and heat

The ‘human decoy’ trap combines warm water with body odour and a dark, cylindrical shape to attract mosquitoes.