Presentations at the ResIST (WP0) Southern African World Regional Meeting
Maputo, 12-14 November 2006
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#29 November 2006 |
Malaria and herbal therapies: where science and traditional knowledge meet | Adelaide Bela Agostinho Instituto Nacional de Saúde Dept. de Medicina Tradicional Mozambique |
WP0 | 2,050kb |
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#29 November 2006 |
The CSIR: A Few Introductory Comments | Dr David Walwyn, CSIR Group Manager Research and Development South Africa |
WP0 | 120kb |
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#29 November 2006 |
Community Involvement in Research Projects in Manhiça: the Case of a Malaria Intervention by CISM | Ariel Nhacolo;Khatia Munguambe Pedro Aide Centro deInvestigacao em Saudede Manhica National Institute of Health Mozambique |
WP0 | 2,326kb |
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#29 November 2006 |
Priority Setting for Agricultural Research | Dr. Calisto Bias General Director of IIAM Mozambique |
WP0 | 426kb |
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#29 November 2006 |
Community participation in the design and implementation of research projects carried out by the Manhiça Health Research Center | Khatia Munguambe, Ariel Nhacole, Pedro Aide, Centro de Investigação em Saude de Manhiça, National Institute of Health, Mozambique |
WP0 | 118kb |
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#29 November 2006 |
Science and Technology Policy in South Africa | Michael Kahn Centre for Science, Technology and Innovation Indicators South Africa |
WP0 | 739kb |
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#29 November 2006 |
Science, Technology and Inequality: an old challenge in a new guise | Peter Healey James Martin Institute for Science and Civilization, University of Oxford, UK |
WP0 | 158kb |
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#29 November 2006 |
The importance of ResIST for the Eduardo Mondlane University | Orlando A. Quilambo Universidade Eduardo Mondlane (UEM), Mozambique |
WP0 | 183kb |
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#29 November 2006 |
Bioprospecting Research: a case study | Vinesh Maharaj CSIR, Biosciences South Africa |
WP0 | 1,780kb |
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