Published 4 July 2012 by Beatrice Lugger
Doing science in developing and developed countries
In his Lindau Video Diary, Albert Juma of Kenya has shared his experiences about the differences between doing science and research in a developing, and in a developed country, and asks some of the participants at the Lindau Meeting about their views on the subject. Albert also has some concrete suggestions on how to narrow the scientific gap between developed and developing countries, and how his thinking was inspired by the President of Singapore’s address to the Lindau meeting. And Albert shares his own dreams about the Nobel Prize being awarded to a scientist in a developing country.