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Battling hard at being heard in Brexit

November 27, 2017
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CaSE has been heavily involved in all matters Brexit following last years’ referendum, engaging with parliamentarians and championing the needs of science and engineering in policymaking.Being heard in Brexit was...
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Laugh, think, repeat…

October 23, 2017
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It is our Christmas, birthday and Eurovision all rolled into one. So much more than a mere sardonic finger wag at the apparently ridiculous, the Ig Nobels celebrate scientific originality...
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Make a tuneful lab a happy lab

October 12, 2017
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Labs all across the world have music echoing around the Petri dishes keeping their researchers happy and motivated. But playing your favourite tracks can be a minefield – here Dr...
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Immigration that works for science

October 4, 2017
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Immigration is a hot topic in today’s political landscape, and CaSE is fighting hard for an immigration system that works for science and engineering.
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A new literary experience

October 4, 2017
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The science of the everyday can be anything but mundane… and Russ Swan will prove exactly that in his new book. But, he needs your help…I’m writing a book, and...
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Immunotherapy

October 2, 2017
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Using immunotherapy, scientists have found a way to remove the immune system's 'brakes'. Exciting times lie ahead for the newest weapon in the battle against cancer.
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It’s raining gems

September 21, 2017
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Roll-up, roll-up! For we have an offer you can’t possibly refuse. A business venture to end all business ventures. And, you lucky people, all we need is your money and...
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Science stand-up!

September 14, 2017
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Utter terror – all in the name of science communication? You bet. As he heads to the Edinburgh Fringe, Dr Matthew Partridge makes…
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After A-level reform, what does science in school look like?

September 4, 2017
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After secondary education testing was reformed in 2015, this summer has seen the first cohort of students receive their results. Has reform affected STEM subjects for better or worse?
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Another International Something Day…

September 4, 2017
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Spurious ‘celebration days’ are easy to dismiss as nonsense but, says Russ Swan, it is time we put our cynicism aside as he wishes us a happy International Something Day!
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