Insights

Pen or pipette – which is the mightier?

June 15, 2017
When I was in school, I was often told that I need to practice essay writing because I’ll need to do it later in life.

Putting the biology into politics

June 9, 2017
As the world gets used to the new political landscape – how much of the recent upset came down to biology?

Do antibodies have to be hit and miss?

June 8, 2017
From geneticist to frontline warrior in the antibody validation crisis – Dr Giancarlo Barone tells us how he is winning over the huge worldwide industry of antibody producers as he...

The magic of an exhibition

June 8, 2017
Chocolate, intellectual property and stolen pens… you may think you can’t afford the time out of the lab, but many an interesting tale can be heard at an exhibition says...

Zoonotic diseases

June 6, 2017
Zoonotic diseases have existed since early man began farming animals - and are more numerous and deadly than you'd think.

Glacial footprint

June 5, 2017
This image shows a glacial landform, now submerged under the sea, categorised as a spiralling iceberg ploughmark.

Which party is best for science?

June 5, 2017
With an election looming and manifestos published, it’s time to ask which of the parties would be best for science. Naomi Weir gives us her take…The 8th June is fast...

Open SESAME?

June 1, 2017
Last month, a remarkable event took place. Scientists and engineers joined together for the official opening of a synchrotron facility known as SESAME.

Using chemistry to get knotted

May 18, 2017
Chemists at the University of Manchester have managed to tie a rather unusual knot – in fact it is the most complex molecular knot ever made. Professor David Leigh tells...

Designing tomorrow’s lab – today

May 15, 2017
SmartLAB made its debut in 2015, and is the product of more than 10 companies working together to design the laboratories of tomorrow. Due to make another appearance at LABVOLUTION...

Tinker, tailor, soldier, scientist…

May 15, 2017
Service engineers may well wince, but when it comes to equipment, it's high time scientists remembered they are natural tinkerers says Matthew Partridge

To commercialise great science, inspire young scientists

May 11, 2017
Steve Bennett thinks that developing and commercialising great science is really very simple… it starts with our children

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