Scientific Research Council

Ministry of Science, Technology Energy and Mining

Marketech Ltd

Schools & Technology Education

Jamaica Journal of Science and Technology

EVENTS


Upcoming Events

 

Job Vacancy

Tender and Invitation to Bids

Fill out our service request form...

Take part in our customer feedback survey

International Focal Point for

Seventh Framework Programme

Regional Focal Point for

CEIS - Caribbean Energy Information System

CIPORE

CEEBIP

CIPPET

OTHER RELATED SITES

IGBP

Click to see more ...

FOLLOW US

Like us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Connect with us on LinkedIn Check us out on YouTube

STAFF ACCESS

Outlook Web Access
OUTLOOK WEB ACCESS

<<install certificate>>


Log in
An Agency of the Ministry of Science, Technology, Energy and Mining

The Scientific Research Council (SRC) is Jamaica’s principal public sector agency, responsible for the fostering and coordination of scientific research and the promotion of its application. Most of the Council’s projects support the growth and development of the agro-industrial sector in Jamaica through research, adaptation of available technologies, creation of new and appropriate technologies and the provision of training and technical assistance.

NEWS HIGHLIGHTS

Gov’t eyeing $8b investment in biofuel production

MINISTER of Science, Technology, Energy, and Mining Phillip Paulwell is urging players in the private sector to put their money into the development of biofuel as an alternative to petroleum-based fuel.
The minister, who was speaking last week following a series of workshops billed ‘Sustainable biofuels in Jamaica — Legal and Technical Components’ at the Jamaica [...]

12th June, 2013
...read all about it

What can you do with a horticulture degree?

NICELY manicured lawns, exotic landscapes and lush gardens are not only lovely to look at, they also speak to the need for the continued training of horticulturists. Here in Jamaica, those desirous of studying the science, technology and business of plant cultivation are able to receive proper training by doing a major in tropical horticulture.
Professor [...]

12th June, 2013
...read all about it
View all news



BLAIR... I enjoy nature
The environmental warden

MANY people have made it their business to protect the environment, but Gary Blair is making a job of it.
Charged with finding the litterbugs, Blair, 28, is an environmental warden, who has the authority to enforce the country’s laws, acts and regulations against individuals who are caught engaging in unethical practices regarding the environment.
Blair, of [...]

12th June, 2013
...read all about it
ICT as an enabler of growth and development
ICT as an enabler of growth and development

ABOUT two weeks ago, I delivered my contribution to the Sectoral Debate in Parliament. It was my second such presentation as minister of state in the Ministry of Science, Technology, Energy, and Mining, at which time, I presented Jamaica’s first National Information and Communications Technology (ICT) Roadmap.
Created from a year of consultation with industry specialists [...]

12th June, 2013
...read all about it


Watch Videos
View Photo Galleries
Science and Technology News Across the World
  • Healing Properties Of Scallion
    May 29, 2013
    - Written by Tracey-Ann Brown Bulbus Allii fistulosi or spring onion, also known as Cong Bai in traditional Chinese medicine, is simply scallion to us here in Jamaica and is a staple seasoning in many dishes. Not often recognised for its healing properties, this herb, though relatively mild, has a number of uses outside the kitchen. Benefits include: Relief of [...]
    The Art Of De-Stressing
    May 29, 2013
    - Hello, mi neighbour! There is no cheaper, quicker and more practical way to manage today’s stress than to take my mother’s advice: “No need to worry yuhself, God will provide.” This was her password to tranquility. In the toughest of times mother was always strong and calm. Dark clouds on the horizon did not phase [...]
    Cassava under threat in Africa
    May 9, 2013
    - JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) — Scientists say a disease destroying entire crops of cassava has spread out of East Africa into the heart of the continent, is attacking plants as far south as Angola and now threatens to move west into Nigeria, the world’s biggest producer of the potato-like root that helps feed 500 million [...]







  • Scientific Research Council

    HOME

    About US
    Contact US
    Job Vacancies
    Tenders & Invitation to Bids
    Science Page
    News and Publications
    Marketech
    Outlook Web Access (OWA)
    Help

    FOCUS PAGES

    Analytical Services
    Natural Products
    Plant Biotechnology
    Wastewater Management
    Information Services
    Food Development Services
    Science Education
    Regional Services

    PRODUCT AND SERVICES

    Biodigester Systems
    Biodigester Septic Tank
    Essential Oils
    Food Formulations
    Food Processing Technologies
    Tissue Culture
    Product Development
    Technology Transfer
    Pilot Plant Operations
    Wastewater Management
    How can we help you?
    EVENTS AND HIGHLIGHTS

    Annual COnference
    National Innovation Award for Science and Technology
    News Archive
    Events Archive
    Science Page