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Words, glorious words

November 8, 2016
With interchangeable meanings and ever shifting definitions – maintaining a comprehensive scientific lexicon is basically impossible says Russ Swan

First UK gravitational wave Institute opens

November 4, 2016
The University of Birmingham is to open an Institute of Gravitational Wave Astronomy, the first of its kind in the UK.

(Not so) slippery when wet

November 4, 2016
The gang try to grasp why our fingers wrinkle...

Artificial health

November 2, 2016
Examples of how AI is involved in scientific research

Junk food or junk genome?

November 2, 2016
As evidence pointing to the importance of non-coding regions of the genome mounts, a team from Spain discover a long non-coding RNA which plays a pivotal role in coeliac disease

Asgardia – groundbreaking or simply an elaborate ruse?

November 1, 2016
I simply don’t know what to make if it. A new notion of the nation state, a scientific utopia, a vision of the future – or one man’s deluded fever...

How do we use evidence better in society today?

October 29, 2016
Dr Anusha Panjwani looks at the increasing need to better convey evidence based research.

Achilles Therapeutics launched to develop immunotherapies for cancer

October 28, 2016
A new spin out from UCL will design therapies to target truncal tumour neo-antigens – unique markers to the immune system present on the surface of every cancer cell.

Hub for future nuclear technology opens

October 24, 2016
A new research hub for nuclear energy research has opened at the University of Bristol.

Cupboard love

October 24, 2016
Save money and the environment? It is possible says Richard Eady. Here he tells us why considering your fume cupboards can help you meet environmental targets and bolster the coffers

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