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Neptune in the sky with diamonds
September 6, 2017
An international collaboration of scientists has revealed that ice giants create large amounts of diamonds.
A new quantum uncertainty
September 5, 2017
It’s quantum entanglement, but not as we know it say Kayn Forbes and David Andrews as we discover there is still plenty of room for quantum mechanics to evolve
Life science industry sets out government wish-list
August 30, 2017
The findings of the industry-led Life Sciences Industrial Strategy are set to be published later today.
Electrification project launched by WMG and Jaguar
August 25, 2017
The Warwick Manufacturing Group and Jaguar Land Rover have formed a prosperity partnership to develop and enhance vehicle electrification.
The icy insides of Neptune revealed
August 23, 2017
Scientists from the University of Edinburgh have revealed the chemical make-up of Neptune’s mantle.
When will we finally see red?
August 17, 2017
The players are varied and the scene is set – so who will win the new space race? Astrophysicist Andrew May takes us through the scientific achievements and political landscape...
Efficient carbon conversion unlocked
August 15, 2017
Researchers in the US have found a new, more efficient method to create carbon-based fuels from carbon dioxide.
Apprenticeships: A good step forward, but nothing new
August 10, 2017
They maybe much lauded, and rightly so, but apprenticeships in science are nothing new says Sir Terry Croft...
Graphene’s usefulness in space to be tested
August 7, 2017
Two experiments this autumn will test graphene’s viability for space applications.The first experiment will observe if graphene-based coatings can improve efficiency in loop heat pipes, found in satellite cooling systems....
Brightest galaxy discovered in far reaches of space
August 3, 2017
One of the brightest galaxies to date has been discovered by astronomers based in Spain.
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