Institute of Welsh Affairs

agenda - Science

Science
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
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.	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