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Sunday, March 22, 2009 |
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SPECIAL REPORT TAKING SCIENCE BEYOND SCIENCE |
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SCIENCE RESEARCH |
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‘Let’s attend to the social
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“SCIENCE Beyond Science: Bringing Social Dimensions to Basic
Research” was the theme of this year’s annual conference of the
National Research Council of the Philippines (NRCP).
More than a thousand scientists deliberated on
possible plans of actions that would cushion the impact of the
global financial crisis on Filipinos and the economy. Their
conclusion: the need to put a human face on basic science.
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O T H E R R E P O R T S
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Food for thought: ‘Them who have, get’
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ON a day-to-day basis, we assume that our food is safe, that is if
we have access to it in the first place.
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WE WERE A MARITIME CULTURE, SO WHY DON’T WE HAVE
SHIPS?
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Education betrayed national interest
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OVER the years, I have seen misconceptions and missed opportunities
in textbooks, public utterances of people of power and influence,
and facts about the country which result from public policy or lack
of it.
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Empowerment as a language
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BLINDNESS may take two distinct forms.
On one hand, spatial blindness refers to our
failure as teachers and researchers to grasp the big picture
connections.
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