Science without borders

The full scientific potential of emerging economies has yet to be realized.

Pursuing a career in science in Africa involves challenges not faced by researchers who remain in the high-income countries in which they studied.

Efforts to improve the health of a community will not succeed if the community does not want them to.

Just like climate change, basic science needs transnational support, says Nobel laureate and biologist Elizabeth Blackburn.

Health-care providers in low- and middle-income countries are shifting their focus away from infections, and towards the bigger problems of diabetes and cardiovascular disease.

Citizen scientists around the globe are uniting to make aflatoxin a thing of the past

Working as a scientist in low- and middle-income countries can be challenging, but it also provides the opportunity to make a difference to people’s lives.

How to support Africa's science structures for tomorrow's best young scientists