Science
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The future of science
Careers in science can be inspired at an early age according
to Wendy Sadler, who has taken science to thousands of young
people. |
Summer 2007
Page 55
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Get serious about science
Peter Cotgreave says the Assembly Government should plug the
Welsh science funding gap. |
Winter 2007
Page 45 |
Weave of innovation
Neville Greaves describes interdisciplinary research collaboration
under way between Bangor and Aberystwyth. |
Winter 2007
Page 49 |
Case for chemistry
David Knight argues that investment in sciences should be an
economic development priority. |
Winter 2007
Page 53 |
Science academy
John Tucker and David Evans make the case for a new Welsh institution. |
Summer 2006
Page 37 |
Demystification
Peter Trevitt describes a new Welsh programme for the public
understanding of science. |
Summer 2006
Page 42 |
Touching base
Paul Brain and Dominic Carmichael provide an example of how
the young can be engaged with science. |
Summer 2006
Page 45 |
When sugar is not so sweet
Anthony Campbell and Stephanie Matthews reveal the startling
discoveries they have made about lactose intolerance. |
Summer 2005
Page 57 |
Blue Sky Research
Marc Clement explains how Swansea University is getting to grips
with Life Science, the most fertile source of technology transfer
in the world. |
Summer 2005
Page 61 |
Evolutionary Thinking
Pembrokeshire’s biodiversity makes it ideal for an independent
science research centre, says John Osmond. |
Autumn 2004
Page 50 |
DNA Database
Anthony Campbell unveils a project to survey the marine organisms
of Pembrokeshire. |
Winter 2003/04
Page 76 |
Why we need a science policy for Wales
Dylan Jones Evans argues that you cannot commercialise technology
if there is little relevant technology to commercialise. |
Summer 2003
Page 58 |
Why we need a Science Strategy
Phil Cooke charts Wales' progress in venturing into the Knowledge
Economy. |
Spring 2003
Page 47 |
Networking the Genes
Paul Atkinson reports on a new genome research centre at Cardiff
University. |
Spring 2003
Page 51 |
Land of Science as well as Song
Rhodri Griffiths says we should learn to love our scientists. |
Spring 2003
Page 52 |
Cardiff Gene Park to be Centre for Welsh
Network
Julian Sampson reports on an advance for Wales in harnessing genetic
technology.
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Spring 2002
Page 48 |
Placing a GM-Free Wales in a Time-Warp
Deri Tomos puts the National Assembly’s debate on GM-food
under the microscope. |
Summer 2000
Page 35 |
Fun and Innovation in Gwynedd
Osborne Jones says new ways should be found for enticing graduates
into leading-edge technology. |
Spring 1999
Page 29 |