Celebrating Great British Science; we want your ideas!
What do you think is the greatest scientific breakthrough made on British shores? Is it Watson and Crick’s discovery of the structure of DNA, or Dame Jocelyn Bell Burnell’s discovery of the first pulsar? Or maybe it was Alan Turing’s development of the Turning Machine?
We want your suggestions – and we’d love to know why you chose that particular breakthrough. Perhaps it inspired your career path, or maybe it’s something close to your heart – whatever it is let us know! The best entries will be featured in our Celebrating Great British Science wall chart and in Laboratory News later in the year.
Send your suggestions to phil.prime@laboratorynews.co.uk.
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