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Game Theory: Biotix

March 5, 2020
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ames have never been more popular and in their column Dr Louise Robinson and Dr Ian Turner take us through Biotix to find out if it is any good...
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Bridging the neutron gap

March 3, 2020
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So much more than the quiet neighbour of the sub-atomic world, neutrons hold the key to so many breakthroughs – from the origin of the universe to novel medicines. Which...
Physics & Engineering
Engineering, Interviews, Physics
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Game review: Wingspan

March 1, 2020
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Details Age 10+1-5 players40-70 minutesStonemaier games Traffic Lights Educational use – 4/6Scientific accuracy – 6/6Enjoyment – 5/6
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If we’re going to get it anyway, is it better to get it over with?

February 28, 2020
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As efforts redouble to contain and control, Russ Swan wonders if it is way too late to do anything about COVID-19 – perhaps the best move is to seek it...
Life Sciences
Comment And Analysis, Covid-19
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What a tip…

February 28, 2020
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A life-long fascination, a haven for rare species and a multi-legged monster new to science… Liam Olds takes us through his amazing journey into the wildlife of former colliery sites
Earth & Environmental, Life Sciences
Biology, Earth & Environmental, Environment, Interviews
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“It’s now beyond doubt: we need to reimagine the way research works”

February 18, 2020
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Wellcome recently conducted a survey to explore how scientists felt about research culture – what they found doesn’t make for pleasant reading. Here Beth Thompson Head of UK & EU...
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Give it some mussel

February 18, 2020
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The adhesive properties of mussels are inspiring incredible innovations – from making sorbents, clearing oil spills to distilling water. We spoke to Dr Seth B Darling at the US's Argonne...
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Interviews
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An icy reception

February 10, 2020
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As the RRS Sir David Attenborough gets set for her first ice trials next month it seems whilst we were occupied with nomenclature – we missed a trick. Those pristinely-logical...
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Getting into the lab, via the stomach

January 26, 2020
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Of all the incentives lab supply companies have in their arsenal – there is one guaranteed way they can entice you to buy their products…
Chemistry, Earth & Environmental, Life Sciences, Materials, Physics & Engineering
Biology, Biotech, Chemistry, Comment And Analysis, Earth & Environmental, Energy, Engineering, Environment, Food & Bev, Forensics, Health & Safety, Materials, Medical/Health, Nanotech, Pharmaceutical, Physics, Policy
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Catching the elusive neutrino

January 16, 2020
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From seeing a blackhole form to understanding antimatter… neutrinos could hold the keys to them all – however they are frustratingly difficult to detect. Here, Dr John Marshall tells us...
Physics & Engineering
Engineering, Interviews, Physics
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The poetry of science competition

January 16, 2020
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Back in September 2019, inspired by an interview we did with science poet Dr Sam Illingworth, we asked you to send in a poem based on your work. The response...
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An ode to imagination

January 15, 2020
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Frustrated by siloed science, Dr Jennifer Rohn bemoans the lack of cross-disciplinary imagination that still lingers in the minds of some scientists
Chemistry, Earth & Environmental, Life Sciences, Materials, Physics & Engineering
Biology, Chemistry, Earth & Environmental, Health & Safety, Interviews, Materials, Physics
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