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A global leg-up
January 29, 2024
Returning to the theme of sustainable reuse, Colin Shandley offers a reminder that the effect goes far beyond your own lab, to impact science worldwide.
Where the action is
January 29, 2024
As demand for lab space increasingly outstrips supply, alternatives are being sought to science parks and traditional locations.
EnsiliTech wins contract to develop ‘freezer-free’ global mRNA vaccine
January 28, 2024
EnsiliTech, the University of Bath spin-out pioneering new methods of transporting medicines and food without reliance on refrigeration, has won a £1.7 million contract to develop the world's first thermally...
On the front line
January 22, 2024
Increasing digitalisation creates a weapon for hackers, criminals and hostile states to employ far beyond traditional targets. With a huge array of data and their critical role in industry and...
First ever Blavatnik award wins for Heriot-Watt and Innes centre as nine share honours
January 21, 2024
Nine scientists have shared the 2024 Blavatnik Awards for Young Scientists in the UK and with it a share in almost half a million pounds-worth of prize money.
Bath hosts new water-based public health initiative
January 21, 2024
The University of Bath is to host the newest Research England Centre of Excellence, with £13 million to fund a new hub for water-based health monitoring.
Bacteriophage therapies: exciting but not new
January 18, 2024
Recent interest in this area of antibacterial treatments neglects the fact it has a substantial history, Professor Brian J Ford reminds us…
Looking under the hood of AI
January 16, 2024
Royal Institution lecturer Professor Mike Wooldridge expands on the scientific and ethical dimensions of artificial intelligence, its potential benefits and, of course, those possible pitfalls.
Aston £18 mill bid to lead on science and tech
January 8, 2024
Aston University is investing £18 million in doctoral research funding to realise its aim of being a university leader in science, technology and enterprise.
Covid blow to Turing’s first year but positives too
January 8, 2024
Britain’s replacement to the Erasmus Programme scholarships attained less than 60% of its target number of students during its launch year, says the Department of Education.
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