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Call for biomedical collaboration as ‘window of opportunity’ looms

May 22, 2025
Biomedical and health research body the Academy of Medical Sciences has called upon industry, universities and the NHS to collaborate better in the run up to next month’s 10 year...

Nominations open for the 2025 Lab Awards

May 22, 2025
The nominations process for this year’s Lab Awards has opened, with the winners to be announced at the Lab Innovations show in October.

Peers warn maths teaching seen as ‘irrelevant’ in data-driven era

May 22, 2025
UK maths education is failing to adapt to the AI and data-driven age, the chair of the House of Lords science and technology committee has told government.

National curriculum ‘biggest threat to practical science in schools’ warns survey

May 18, 2025
The demands of the national curriculum are the greatest obstacle to providing the hands-on lessons necessary to interest children in science, claims a report from a leading engineering association.

Researchers get to the heart of organ development

May 18, 2025
Advanced microscopy has enabled researchers to capture in real time the formation of an animal heart.

Sydney duo apply quantum tech to dynamic molecules

May 17, 2025
Australia’s University of Sydney say they have performed a breakthrough simulation of how molecules act when stimulated by light.

Study unearths role of fertilisers in crop metals uptake

May 8, 2025
Animal based fertilisers ensure agriculture and water systems are less exposed to pollutants than those reliant on phosphate or sewage sludge, suggests a new study.

Lords urge UK to act now on visas in global fight for US STEM talent

May 6, 2025
UK immigration laws leave the country in danger of missing out on a “massive opportunity” to benefit from the departure of leading US-based scientists and researchers, warns the House of...

Shall I compare thee to soft robotics…?

May 6, 2025
A scientific revelation regarding rose petals has been hailed by its discoverers as a potential breakthrough for materials science.

Mosquito project overwhelmed by swarm of willing citizen scientists

May 4, 2025
Citizen scientists working with the University of Glasgow have amassed more than 700 reports over a year to document the activity of mosquitoes in Scotland.

Trials tackle if menstrual cycle contributes to women’s soccer injury

May 4, 2025
Football governing body FIFA is funding Kingston University to research whether the menstrual cycle is a contributing factor to a dominant injury in women’s sport.

Royal Marsden claims first with online daily adaptive radiotherapy treatment

May 4, 2025
London’s Royal Marsden Hospital is claiming a medical first for a radiotherapy planning system that can generate personalised cancer treatment capable of adapting on a daily basis.

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