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Showcasing Impact of Environmental Economics Research in Southeast Asia
2-March-2010

PRESS RELEASE - Singapore, March 2, 2010 -- Close to 60 leading experts from Southeast Asia gathered for a two-day conference in Hanoi last week to discuss and present strong evidence on how environmental economics research has made an impact on development in the region.

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Contact: Vivien Chiam Institution: International Development Research Centre (IDRC)
 
Philippines is new home base of telecentre.org
2-March-2010

PRESS RELEASE - 3 March 2010, Manila - The telecentre.org Foundation which improves the social and economic impact of grassroots telecentres around the world is pleased to announce that it has officially opened its doors today in the Philippines.

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Contact: Isabelle Bourgeault-Tassé Institution: International Development Research Centre (IDRC)
 
Waseda and VIED-MOET Conclude MOU on Academic Exchange--Acceptance of Vietnamese Students
26-February-2010

Waseda University Corporation and VIED-MOET held a signing ceremony at the Ministry of Education and Training (MOET) in Vietnam on February 10, 2010, upon which a Memorandum of Understanding on academic exchange (MOU) was concluded.

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Contact: waseda university Institution: Waseda University
 
How do postgraduate students process information and learn?
24-February-2010

A Malaysian researcher analysed the understanding of information processing and learning preferences among postgraduate students using the Grounded Theory

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Contact: Megawati Omar Institution: Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM)
 
A land without Google?
24-February-2010

With no end in sight to the stand-off between Google and the Chinese government, Nature’s news team has surveyed scientists in China to find out how much they rely on Google – and what the consequences would be if they lost access to the search engine and its related products.

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Contact: Ruth Institution: Nature Publishing Group
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