A new issue of the “Global Science Review” (Nauka za rubežom) offers the highlights of the global agricultural outlook for the coming decade. More details»

The October issue of the “Global Science Review” (Nauka za rubežom) looks at 5G deployment in the USA. The issue is based on reports from the RAND Corporation on the challenges of maintaining the US technological leadership in 5G applications. More details»

A new issue of the “Global Science Review” (Nauka za rubežom) continues to highlight the state of science and technology in Iran. The issue focuses on information and communication technology, cultural and creative industries, aerospace and aviation technology, marine industries, water, draught, erosion and environment technologies, conventional energies, and renewable energy. More details»

A new issue of the “Global Science Review” (Nauka za rubežom takes a look at Iran's S&T governance system and highlights the country's achievements in nanotechnology and the life sciences. More details»

The June issue of the “Global Science Review” (Nauka za rubežom) highlights the automation of digital services in companies. The review is based on a report by McKinsey based on the results of a recent survey. More details»

A new issue of the “Global Science Review” (Nauka za rubežom) reveals Chile's public policy document on the development of artificial intelligence. More details»

The April issue of the “Global Science Review” (Nauka za rubežom) continues with a look at the digital transformation in Brazil. More details»

The March issue of the “Global Science Review” (Nauka za rubežom) analyses issues of the digital transformation in Brazil. More details»

A new issue of the “Global Science Review” (Nauka za rubežom) highlights the characteristics of the assessing of the value of intelligence collected by U.S. Air Force airborne intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance platforms. The issue is based on a report published by the RAND Corporation. More details»

A new issue of the “Global Science Review” (Nauka za rubežom) sheds light on a report by experts at the RAND Corporation examining China's propensity to become the world's leading innovation economy in the 21st century. More details»

The October issue of the “Global Science Review” (Nauka za rubežom) examines the challenges of applying face recognition technologies. More details»

A new issue of the “Global Science Review” (Nauka za rubežom) discusses the application of new digital technologies to the management of urban transport systems. More details»

The 100th anniversary issue of the “Global Science Review” (Nauka za rubežom) highlights the impact of recognised scientific inventions on research and innovation trajectories, the emergence of new fields of knowledge and production, and the creation of new market niches and businesses. The issue is based on the RAND Corporation report on the inventions of the Lemelson Prize winners, awarded at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. More details»

The June issue of the “Global Science Review” (Nauka za rubežom) discusses the problem of training and lifelong learning for the future development of the Chinese economy. More details»

A new issue of the “Global Science Review” (Nauka za rubežom) sheds a light on digital transformation in Latin America and the Caribbean. More details»

The March issue of the “Global Science Review” (Nauka za rubežom) explores new perspectives for urbanisation in the world. More details»

A new issue of the “Global Science Review” (Nauka za rubežom) provides the prospects of new telecommunication technologies, primarily based on the implementation of the 5G standard. More details»

A new issue of the “Global Science Review” (Nauka za rubežom) continues to present further key messages of the OECD report “The Digitalisation of Science, Technology and Innovation”. Particularly, it focuses on the changes that are taking place in STI systems under the digitalization: analysis of the transformational capacity of digital technologies, their application in biotechnology, and the implications of digitalization for science and innovation policy.
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The November issue of the “Global Science Review” (Nauka za rubežom) explores the key messages of the OECD report “The Digitalisation of Science, Technology and Innovation” that sheds light on the impact of digitalisation on the organisation and conduct of research and innovation policy. More details»

The new issue of the “Global Science Review” (Nauka za rubežom) touches upon the problem of obesity that became socially significant in recent decades in the majority of countries in the world. OECD experts have measured the social and economic implications of obesity and have assessed steps to prevent it. More details»

The September issue of the “Global Science Review” (Nauka za rubežom) examines the application of new biotechnology in key areas of the economy, such as healthcare; agriculture, aquaculture, and food; consumer products and services; materials, chemicals, and energy; sustainability and the environment; biomachine interfaces and biocomputing. Like the previous one, the September issue of the review is based on the report published in May this year by the McKinsey Global Institute. More details»

Institute for the Study of Science of the Russian Academy of Sciences published a new statistical review containing data on science and innovation potential of the country. More details»

A new issue of the “Global Science Review” (Nauka za rubežom) discusses the opportunities and risks of the currently unfolding bio revolution that implements the advances of life sciences. The review is based on a report of the McKinsey Global Institute published in May this year. More details»

A new issue of the “Global Science Review” (Nauka za rubežom) provides an analysis of the outcomes of the social contract in the 21st century. The issue reveals main points of the recently published report of the McKinsey Global Institute. More details»

The May issue of the “Global Science Review” (Nauka za rubežom) reveals current trends in the Austrian higher education system, the main tasks, priorities, and the main features of innovative and entrepreneurial training at universities in this country. More details»

A new issue of the “Global Science Review” (Nauka za rubežom) examines the Italian higher education system and the entrepreneurial activity and programmes in the Italian universities in the context of contemporary economic challenges. More details»

The March issue of the “Global Science Review” (Nauka za rubežom) provides an assessment of social inequalities in access to healthcare systems and the provision of medical services in the developed countries. More details»

This year's first issue of the “Global Science Review” (Nauka za rubežom) explores the potential for digital identification in a number of countries and the associated opportunities and risks. The review is based on the MGI report “Digital Identification. A Key to Inclusive Growth”.
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A new issue of the "Global Science Review" (Nauka za rubežom) analyses global trends in value creation and value chains and their impact on trade in goods and services. More details»

The November issue of the “Global Science Review” (Nauka za rubežom) examines the strategic issues of sustainable bioeconomics. More details»