Laboratory News Logo
!

Articles tagged with "Uncategorised"

Sort by

Addressing the helium shortage

January 8, 2019
Insight
The helium shortage, party balloons and a revolutionary energy source – all the perfect ingredients for New Year knees-up say Russ Swan… We're in the full swing of party season...
Uncategorised
Comment And Analysis
Read More...

Looking to the regions

January 7, 2019
Feature
The story of sci-tech companies in the north over the last 20 years has been one of incredible success – so in a post-brexit world, says Dr Chris Doherty, we...
Uncategorised
In Depth
Read More...

New Year tips for last minute presentations

January 7, 2019
Insight
Forget that resolution to start completing tasks well in advance – just get really good at doing them last minute says Dr Matthew Partridge as he gives us his New...
Uncategorised
Comment And Analysis
Read More...

Reaching the Government’s R&D target

December 18, 2018
Insight
In the 2017 General Election campaign, the Conservatives, Labour and the Liberal Democrats all made manifesto pledges to increase R&D intensity in the UK. The Tories set a target to...
Uncategorised
Comment And Analysis
Read More...

It’s a dog’s life

December 17, 2018
Feature
Professor Bryan Sykes has written an absolutely cracking book on the genetic history of Man's best friend. But can the story of the domestication of dogs really be linked to...
Uncategorised
In Depth
Read More...

Stepping over boundary lines

December 14, 2018
Feature
Boundaries traditionally applied to science are holding us back when it comes to solving big problems… we should embrace interdisciplinary approaches says Dr Megan Wheeler...Anti-microbial resistance. Climate change. Food insecurity....
Uncategorised
In Depth
Read More...

A strange sequence of events

December 12, 2018
Insight
An enigmatic interstellar visitor, a grand failure of our space-based instruments and ever-gathering conspiracy theorists… Russ Swan considers a peculiar series of events There's something odd going on, and careful...
Uncategorised
Comment And Analysis
Read More...

Science is a very human endeavor

December 6, 2018
Insight
Scientists are a hard working bunch. Very hard working in fact – but even you need time to consider other parts of your life. After all, says Matthew Partridge, science...
Uncategorised
Comment And Analysis
Read More...

Taking on the quick-change artist

December 4, 2018
Feature
Many experts think we are overdue for a deadly flu pandemic – now a new collaboration is taking on the virus. Ted Schenkelberg and Russell Basser ask if we really...
Uncategorised
In Depth
Read More...

Clowning around with cynicism

November 29, 2018
Insight
Cynicism is no stranger to us here on the Science light desk. Indeed it has become a close and valued ally. A comforting mental overcoat, arming us for the oh-so-smug...
Uncategorised
Comment And Analysis
Read More...

Pin It on Pinterest