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Is science using images to cheat?

February 5, 2016
As the power of the image continues to grow in science, Russ Swan asks…are we abusing this power?

Will ageing only be a bane to the poor?

February 1, 2016
There comes a time – and this must happen to everyone – when you suddenly notice you are old…or, at least, no longer young.

Did George Osborne give science a happy New Year?

January 21, 2016
At first glance, there appeared to be a lot of gifts under the Spending Review Christmas tree last year.

The lab resolution countdown

January 11, 2016
Happy New Year and all that jazz, but don’t waste time setting unrealistic resolutions says Matthew Partridge - there is an easier way...

Here are some stats about the human microbiome

January 4, 2016
Ever wondered about the human microbiome....here's some information you may not know...

Time to get serious about protecting science

January 4, 2016
As another year slips by, Russ Swan says it is high time to drop the pretence and get serious about protecting science.

Asteroid mining…the final frontier?

January 1, 2016
It’s all gone a bit ‘inner-space’ in this issue. A growing body of evidence suggests the human microbiome is more influential on our biology than we could have possibly imagined.

The strange enigma of unusual fallings

December 28, 2015
Tadpoles, blackbirds, apples, sprat and meat. What, you may well ask, is this rather absurd list?

It just wouldn’t be xmas without a new laser

December 18, 2015
Time for a festive treat says Dr Matthew Partridge, but can he navigate the specs and options maze?

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