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Here we look at some stats on photosynthesis…

November 18, 2015
Photosynthesis is just one classically understood biological process now thought of as quantum. Here we look at some stats…

Get ready to make a move

November 16, 2015
We’ve had a bit of re-jig in my labs and I’ve just sorted out a larger chemical lab space.

UK Science and a possible Brexit

November 15, 2015
To misquote Monty Python: what has the EU ever done for you?

£21 million for grand engineering challenges

November 13, 2015
Seven new research programmes have received £21 million funding to tackle UK’s major science and engineering challenges.

Proposal on national GMO bans rejected

November 10, 2015
In a plenary session on 28 October, Members of the European Parliament (MEP) rejected a draft law which would have allowed member states to decide whether or not to import...

Taking on the unknown unknowns

November 10, 2015
As the world looks to the UN and their meeting on climate change in Paris next month, nothing less than the fate of our future health is in the balance...

Carrier bag funds to beat dementia

November 9, 2015
UK supermarkets Iceland, Asda, Morrisons and Waitrose have announced that funds from the new levy on single-use carrier bags will support the construction of a new Dementia Research Centre at...

Is science running out of names to call things?

November 9, 2015
Modern science faces a huge crisis says Russ Swan, one we have taken to calling the No Ability to Mine our Imagination and Name Greatly crisis, or ‘NAMING’ for short...

Paris Climate Conference – intervention or toothless?

November 4, 2015
It was always going to be a near impossible task. So simple to summarise yet so difficult to accomplish. We need to burn less fossil fuels.

EU urges science publishers to adapt to open access

November 2, 2015
European research commissioner Carlos Moedas has urged journal publishing companies to reshape their business models to an open access system.

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