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| 2010/1 |
WITH SUCH MINERAL WEALTH WHY IS TANZANIA NOT RICHER? Martin Caton MP
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EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES – EMERGING MARKETS Dr Philippa Bell
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THE DEEP Colin Brown
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COME BACK GM – ALL IS FORGIVEN? Addresses to the P&SC by Professor Peter Shewry and Professor Howard Atkinson
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| 2010/1 |
ENVIRONMENTAL RISKS – HOW BEST TO ADAPT TO THE IMPACT OF GLOBAL WARMING? Addresses to the P&SC by Lord Broers FREng FRS and Professor Paul Ekins
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NECESSITY SHOULD BE THE MOTHER OF INNOVATION Professor Martin Binks, Dr Simon Mosey and Paul Kirkham
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SCIENCE AT THE BRITISH COUNCIL Martin Davidson
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REPRESENTING OUR SCIENTISTS Andy Boseley and WHAT’S THE POINT OF A TRADES UNION? Marijke Smith
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FOOD SECURITY, INNOVATION AND INDUSTRY
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SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING AT THE HEART OF HEALTH AND SAFETY Judith Hackitt CBE
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| 2010/1 |
THE CHALLENGES FACED BY MICROBIOLOGISTS Professor Geoff Hanlon
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THE UK RESEARCH BASE Professor Adrian Smith FRS
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| 2010/1 |
GERMANY STRENGTHENS SCIENCE AND INNOVATION TO SECURE FUTURE WEALTH Ursula Roos
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THAT WAS 13 YEARS THAT WAS!! Dr Ian Gibson
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THE ROLE OF THE CHIEF SCIENTIFIC ADVISER, MINISTRY OF DEFENCE Professor Mark Welland FRS FREng
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| 2010/1 |
THE NUTT CASE AND ITS SEQUELAE Lord Rea
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| 2009/4 |
SUSTAINABLE ELECTRICITY, TRANSPORT FUELS AND HEAT Gordon Taylor
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| 2009/4 |
POTENTIAL HAZARDS OF NANOTECHNOLOGY Professor Vicki Stone and Dr Rob Aitken
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| 2009/4 |
ROYAL SOCIETY OF CHEMISTRY LINKS DAY
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EPSRC IMPACT!
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THE PARLIAMENTARY AND SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE
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DESIGNS FOR LIFE
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BRITISH INDIAN OCEAN TERRITORY Professor Charles Sheppard
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SCIENCE AND EDUCATION AT THE EDEN PROJECT Professor Sir Ghillean Prance
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| 2009/4 |
CHINA – SCIENCE AND INNOVATION Dr David Bacon
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| 2009/4 |
POSTCARD FROM AUSTRALIA Robert Freer
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| 2009/4 |
ERGONOMICS AT 60 – A CELEBRATION Reg Sell
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| 2009/4 |
CARBON CAPTURE AND STORAGE – WILL IT WORK? Addresses to the P&SC by Charles Hendry MPand Dr Andy Read
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| 2009/4 |
NANOTECHNOLOGY – SHOULD WE BE WORRIED? Addresses to the P&SC by Dr Alec Reader, Dr Mike Fisher and Dr Stephanie Lacour
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| 2009/4 |
MEDICAL TESTING – DO WE WANT MORE OR LESS OF IT? Addresses to the P&SC by Professor Michael Baum and Professor Karol Sikora
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| 2009/4 |
KEW’S MILLENNIUM SEED BANK Simon Linington
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| 2009/4 |
THE GRAND OPENING OF YOUR MIND Dr Michael Dixon
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| 2009/4 |
REGULATING FORENSIC SCIENCE QUALITY STANDARDS Andrew Rennison
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| 2009/4 |
STRIVING FOR EXCELLENCE Sir Alan Langlands
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SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING AT THE HEART OF A FUTURE CONSERVATIVE GOVERNMENT Adam Afriyie MP
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| 2009/4 |
BIOETHICS AND DEMENTIA Professor Albert Weale
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| 2009/3 |
WATER SCARCITY AND FOOD SECURITY Colin Chartres and Samyuktha Varma
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| 2009/3 |
THE CARP AND THE RABBIT Professor Alan Malcolm
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| 2009/3 |
AND IS THERE HONEY STILL FOR TEA? Tim Lovett
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| 2009/3 |
THE PRIME MINISTER IN BRAZIL Damian Popolo, São Paulo
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| 2009/3 |
TACKLING PNEUMOCOCCAL DISEASE Dr Desmond Turner MP
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| 2009/3 |
THE ANCIENT SCOURGE OF MALARIA Stephen O’Brien MP and Prudence Hamade
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| 2009/3 |
LEADING LIGHTS – STEM AMBASSADORS
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| 2009/3 |
CATALYST SCIENCE DISCOVERY CENTRE: AN EXCITING PLACE TO BE!
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| 2009/3 |
TAKING SCIENCE TO THE STREET Addresses to the P&SC by Professor Anthony J Ryan, Dr Daniel Glaser and Dr Mae-Wan Ho
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| 2009/3 |
DOES SECURITY TECHNOLOGY RESTRICT PERSONAL FREEDOM? Addresses to the P&SC by Professor John Pethica and Dr David Murakami Wood
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| 2009/3 |
LEADING THE SEARCH FOR ANIMAL ALTERNATIVES Dr Vicky Robinson
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| 2009/3 |
IT’S NOT ALL ABOUT DEAD BODIES Dr Suzy Lishman
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| 2009/3 |
SCIENCE: OUT OF THE ECONOMIC DOWNTURN Lord Rees of Ludlow
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| 2009/3 |
JOHN INNES CELEBRATES ITS CENTENARY – GENETICS 100 YEARS ON Sarah Wilmot and Dee Rawsthorne
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| 2009/3 |
THE LAUNCH OF THE FOOD AND ENVIRONMENT RESEARCH AGENCY Professor Nicola Spence
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| 2009/3 |
DISHING UP GOOD FOOD SCIENCE
DISHING UP GOOD FOOD SCIENCE Tim Smith
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| 2009/3 |
CHALLENGES AS THE CHIEF SCIENTIFIC ADVISER OF DEFRA Professor Robert Watson
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| 2009/3 |
SCIENCE POLICY RE-EXAMINED Tim Boswell MP
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| 2009/3 |
ANYONE OUT THERE? Ian Taylor MP
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| 2009/2 |
THE BIG BANG FAIR
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| 2009/2 |
THE VANISHING FACE OF GAIA: A FINAL WARNING Book Review by Dr Stephen Henley
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| 2009/2 |
PUBLIC DIALOGUE ON STEM CELL RESEARCH Karen Gooch
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| 2009/2 |
OBAMA – “WE WILL RESTORE SCIENCE TO ITS RIGHTFUL PLACE” Brian Ferrar, SIN, British Embassy, Washington
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| 2009/2 |
DARWIN’S ISLAND Book Review by Dr Ian Gibson MP
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| 2009/2 |
TRANSLATING THE VOICE OF ENGINEERING Paul Davies
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| 2009/2 |
SET FOR BRITAIN
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| 2009/2 |
ANNUAL LUNCHEON OF THE PARLIAMENTARY AND SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE Guest of Honour Lord Taverne
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| 2009/2 |
UNCHARTERED TERRITORY: NICE, BIOSIMILARS AND GROWTH HORMONE Dr Justin Warner
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| 2009/2 |
DO WE NEED MORE MULTI-SKILLED SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS TO MANAGE ECONOMIC RECOVERY AND CHANGE? Seminar jointly arranged by
DIUS and P&SC
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| 2009/2 |
HAVE WE PASSED PEAK OIL AND WHY DOES IT MATTER? Addresses to the P&SC by Dr Steven E Koonin and Steven Sorrell
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| 2009/2 |
PUBLIC INVESTMENT IN R&D DURING THE DOWNTURN Nick Dusic
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| 2009/2 |
EDUCATION AT THE WELLCOME TRUST Professor Derek Bell
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| 2009/2 |
THE INSTITUTE OF CORROSION – A RUSTY PAST, A GOLDEN PRESENT AND A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE Paul Lambert and Douglas Mills
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| 2009/2 |
CELEBRATING FOUR CENTURIES OF MODERN ASTRONOMY Dr Robert Massey
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| 2009/2 |
RETROFITTING EXISTING BUILDINGS TO OVERCOME THE TRIPLE CHALLENGE OF CLIMATE, ENERGY AND SUSTAINABILITY Professor Michael
Kelly
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| 2009/2 |
UK FUSION IN THE ERA OF FUSION BURN Professor Steve Cowley
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| 2009/2 |
THOUGHTS ON BECOMING CHAIRMAN Ian Taylor MP
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| 2009/2 |
PAIRING OF MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT WITH SCIENTISTS Dr Brian Iddon MP
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| 2009/1 |
WHY DOES PUBLIC HEALTH MATTER? Addresses to the P&SC by Dr Rosalind Stanwell-Smith, Lord Krebs and Sir William Stewart
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| 2009/1 |
MEASURING THE WORTH OF MEDICAL RESEARCH Dr Ian Viney
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| 2009/1 |
SAFEGUARDING OUR NATURAL CAPITAL Catherine Martin
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| 2009/1 |
DARWIN Professor Alan Malcolm
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| 2009/1 |
FOOD SECURITY –IS IT ACHIEVABLE? Addresses to the P&SC by Professor Colin Dennis
and Professor Chris Lamb
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| 2009/1 |
NUCLEAR WASTE –WHAT TO DO WITH IT? Addresses to the P&SC by Richard Waite and Dr Peter Bleasdale
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| 2009/1 |
THE SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY FACILITIES COUNCIL Dr Andrew Taylor
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| 2009/1 |
FOOD VERSUS FUEL – IS THERE A VIABLE SOLUTION? Dr Jeremy Tomkinson
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| 2009/1 |
A ‘SIN’ TO ACHIEVE THE MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS? Sam Myers, British High Commission, Singapore
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| 2009/1 |
THE ARTS AND HUMANITIES RESEARCH COUNCIL AND INNOVATION Ben Gibbons
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| 2009/1 |
PUBLIC AFFAIRS AT THE ROYAL SOCIETY Dr Peter Cotgreave
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| 2009/1 |
THE PROSPECTS FOR BRITISH LIFE SCIENCES AND PHARMACEUTICALS Dr Richard Barker
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| 2009/1 |
MAKING THE CASE FOR FUNDAMENTAL RESEARCH Dr Beth Taylor
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| 2009/1 |
FOOD; ADDRESSING THE UK’S GRAND CHALLENGES Catherine Reynolds
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| 2009/1 |
THE HALDANE PRINCIPLE Professor Bill Wakeham
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| 2009/1 |
ENGINEERING AND SOCIETY Opinion by Norman Haste
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| 2009/1 |
REF MUSTN’T UNDERMINE COLLABORATIVE SCIENCE Opinion by Rob Wilson MP
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| 2009/1 |
A PRAGMATIC ENERGY POLICY FOR THE UK Professor Ian Fells and Candida Whitmill
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| 2009/1 |
SCIENCE AND POLICY Opinion by Lord Sutherland of Houndwood
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| 2008/4 |
Postcard from Svalbard Peter Friend
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| 2008/4 |
The Last Bus Stop on Earth Steve Thompson
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| 2008/4 |
Flood Prediction Strategy benefits from Science Phil Evans
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| 2008/4 |
Science and an Uncertain World RSC Parliamentary Links Day
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| 2008/4 |
Towards 2020 Science and the European Science Initiative Address to the P&SC by Prof Stephen Emmott
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| 2008/4 |
Defence Science – Maintaining a Cutting Edge Addresses to the P&SC by Graham Love and Andrew Sleigh
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| 2008/4 |
Emergent Human Diseases: Allergies, Autism and ME Addresses to the P&SC by Prof the Baroness Finlay of Llandaff, Prof Simon Baron-Cohen and Sir Peter Spencer
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| 2008/4 |
20 Years of the Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology
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| 2008/4 |
An Appeal to Reason: A Cool Look at Global Warming Book Review by Lord Hunt of Chesterton
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| 2008/4 |
Sciencewise Expert Resource Centre Interview with Lord Winston
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| 2008/4 |
East Midlands invests in STEM education Phil Hope MP
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| 2008/4 |
Animal Research – the Role of a Professional Inspectorate Dr Judy MacArthur Clark
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| 2008/4 |
Strengthening UK Medical Science Mrs Mary Manning
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| 2008/4 |
Antibiotics: where does the future lie? Professor Sir David Hopwood
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| 2008/4 |
Health Equity in a Generation? Professor Sir Michael Marmot and Dr Sharon Friel
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| 2008/4 |
Alcohol and the Liver Professor Mark Thursz
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| 2008/4 |
How can we tackle our drinking culture? David Poley
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| 2008/4 |
Alcohol Sales (Regulation of Prices and Promotion) Bill Sally Keeble MP
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| 2008/4 |
Intellectual Property Ian Fletcher
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| 2008/4 |
Science in the UK: doing well, could do better Opinion by Lord May of Oxford
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| 2008/4 |
Science in Schools Opinion by Lord Lewis of Newnham
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| 2008/3 |
Three years in Delhi
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| 2008/3 |
Beating Stress, Anxiety and Depression Book Review by Lord Walton of Detchant
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| 2008/3 |
Safety Issues related to the Introduction of Biosimilar Medicines into UK
Healthcare Addresses to the P&SC by Dr Antonio Pagliuca and Michael Summers
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| 2008/3 |
Chemicals in Food, Water and Consumer Products Addresses to the P&SC by Prof David Coggon, Dr Kerr Wilson and Gwynne Lyons
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| 2008/3 |
Hands-on Science in Schools Addresses to the P&SC by Prof Tina Overton, Dr Karen Bultitude
and Dr Hugh Cartwright
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| 2008/3 |
Dr John Snow: an unsung hero of water and sanitation
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| 2008/3 |
Engineering Challenges towards Personalised Medicine
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| 2008/3 |
The Severn Estuary: a Barrage or a Bore
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| 2008/3 |
20 Years of the Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology
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| 2008/3 |
The Search for Life on Mars
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| 2008/3 |
National Physical Laboratory – the UK’s National Measurement Institute Professor John Pethica
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| 2008/3 |
The Charity Enterprise in Research Simon Denegri and Sara Ellis, Association of Medical Research Charities
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| 2008/3 |
Time is running out for jaw, jaw Opinion by Colin Challen MP
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| 2008/3 |
Science in Parliament Opinion by Lord Jenkin of Roding
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| 2008/3 |
Science and Society: Realising the Vision Ian Pearson MP
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| 2008/3 |
Engineering Skills: Investing in Tomorrow Dr David Brown
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| 2008/3 |
Science in Universities Diana Warwick
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| 2008/3 |
Science in the NHS Ann Keen MP
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| 2008/2 |
What does British Industry want from our Scientists and Engineers? Seminar jointly arranged by DIUS and P&SC
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| 2008/2 |
Science in the Regions Addresses to the P&SC by Dr Ed Metcalfe, Dr George Baxter and Prof Colin Whitehouse
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| 2008/2 |
New Diseases and Renewed Threats Addresses to the P&SC by Prof Hugh Pennington, Prof Nigel Minton and Prof Andrew McMichael
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| 2008/2 |
Voice of the Future
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| 2008/2 |
Power Attracts – and Requires – Advice
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| 2008/2 |
Tackling the major challenges facing society Professor Dave Delpy
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| 2008/2 |
Facing up to the Grand Challenges Andy Furlong
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| 2008/2 |
UK Innovation in Central Europe Alison Winzenried-Pring
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| 2008/2 |
Why the United Kingdom needs a National Bioethics Commission Professor Lord Alton of Liverpool
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| 2008/2 |
A Human Bioethics Commission Baroness Warnock
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| 2008/2 |
Translation in Practice Sir Leszek Borysiewicz
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| 2008/2 |
Science in the Home OfficeProfessor Paul Wiles
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| 2008/2 |
100 Days as the Government Chief Scientific Adviser Professor John Beddington
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| 2008/1 |
Global leadership in science and innovation alive and well in the San Francisco Bay Area Dr Maike Rentel and Dr Charles Emrich
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| 2008/1 |
Concentrating Solar Power and the proposed HVDC Supergrid Dr Gerry Wolff and Neil Crumpton
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| 2008/1 |
How can Science help to prevent Natural Disasters becoming Economic and Human Catastrophes? Addresses to the P&SC by Prof RSJ Sparks, Prof Chris Rapley and Prof John Dewey
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| 2008/1 |
Global Population Growth – is it sustainable? Addresses to the P&SC by Dr Malcolm Potts, Dr Therese Hesketh and the Earl of Selborne
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| 2008/1 |
Meeting the Challenges of Biosimilar Medicines Dr Richard Fluck
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| 2008/1 |
You can never predict in physics … Beth Taylor
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| 2008/1 |
Messages from the Sea Professor Laurence Mee
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| 2008/1 |
The Large Hadron Collider Dr Lyndon Evans
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| 2008/1 |
The Institute for Animal Health Professor Martin Shirley
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| 2008/1 |
The Draft Human Tissue and Embryos Bill Phil Willis MP
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| 2008/1 |
Après le déluge! Barbara Young
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| 2008/1 |
A Bridge over Troubled Water Professor Michael Elves and Mia Nybrant
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| 2008/1 |
Science Centres Opinion by Dr Adam Hart-Davis
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| 2008/1 |
Science Policy Opinion by Lord Taverne
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| 2007/4 |
The man who fed the world Book review by Dr David Dent
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| 2007/4 |
Earth Air Fire Water - RSC Parliamentary Links Day
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| 2007/4 |
Chinese visitors review UK progress on energy generation Anthony Darbyshire
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| 2007/4 |
The Design and Regulation of Modern Clinical Trials Addresses to the P&SC by Sir Gordon Duff, Prof Janet Darbyshire and Dr Julia Dunne
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| 2007/4 |
Is Dual Funding of our Universities fit for purpose in the 21st Century? Addresses to the P&SC by Rana Thirunamachandran, Sir Keith O’Nions and Dr Peter Cotgreave
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| 2007/4 |
Toppling the ivory towers Sir Richard Sykes
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| 2007/4 |
Elephants – Will they survive the next 100 years in the wild? Addresses to the P&SC by Dr Ian Whyte and Prof Twink Allen
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| 2007/4 |
More than Samba: UK and Brazil as Partners in Science
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| 2007/4 |
“A cross-disciplinary think tank, very cool!”
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| 2007/4 |
Global Climate Change – Plans for a 15-year Space Odyssey Dr Bill Simpson
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| 2007/4 |
Science City York Paul Taylor
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| 2007/4 |
UK Biobank Professor Rory Collins
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| 2007/4 |
Science in Scotland – Making a Difference Professor Anne Glover
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| 2007/4 |
The forensic use of bioinformation: ethical issues Professor Sir Bob Hepple
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| 2007/4 |
Falling on DEFRA ears Alan D B Malcolm
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| 2007/4 |
The Linnean Tercentenary in London; The New Royal Institution Baroness Greenfield and Kristen Dodd
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| 2007/4 |
Government IT failures – fact or fiction? Opinion by Andrew Miller MP
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| 2007/3 |
Engaging the Disengaged Dr Nigel Eady and … It’s not just cricket – actually it’s physics
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| 2007/3 |
Science and Innovation in France … and Europe Mark Sinclair, British Embassy, Paris
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| 2007/3 |
Science Education for the 21st Century Addresses to the P&SC by Prof Robin Millar, Dr Derek Bell and David Perks
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| 2007/3 |
Science and Religion Addresses to the P&SC by Dr Ian Gibson MP, Prof David Jones and Prof Andy McIntosh
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| 2007/3 |
Rocks of Ages Tim Radford
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| 2007/3 |
Why Science needs Women
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| 2007/3 |
Shared Challenges, Shared Solutions Dr Ramesh Mashelkar
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| 2007/3 |
The importance of maintaining chemistry within universities Professor David Phoenix
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| 2007/3 |
The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew Professor Stephen Hopper
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| 2007/3 |
Yorkshire and Humber – the UK’s real powerhouse? Tom Riordan
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| 2007/3 |
The School Food Reform Journey Prue Leith
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| 2007/3 |
Venture Capital and Science: Mind the Gap Opinion by Brooks Newmark MP
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| 2007/3 |
The Energy White Paper Opinion by Robert Freer
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| 2007/2 |
Can the European Electricity Grids cope with more Windfarms?
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| 2007/2 |
Scientists impress MPs with work to minimise the use of animals
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| 2007/2 |
Blood Diamonds v Ethical sourcing Rt Hon Kevin Barron MP
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| 2007/2 |
A Postcard from Brazil
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| 2007/2 |
Launch of UK-Japan University-Business linkage agreement
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| 2007/2 |
Korea’s success through innovation Mark Tomlinson, British Embassy, Seoul
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| 2007/2 |
Stem Cell Wars: inside stories from the front lines Book Review by Sir Richard Gardner FRS
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| 2007/2 |
Innovative Scientific and Engineering Solutions for the Management of Climate Change Seminar jointly arranged by DTI and P&SC
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| 2007/2 |
The Large Hadron Collider switch on Addresses to the P&SC by Dr Lyn Evans and Dr Tara Shears
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| 2007/2 |
Conflicts of Interest – does money influence scientific publication? Addresses to the P&SC by Richard Smith, Sir Iain Chalmers and Prof Clive Wilson
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| 2007/2 |
Business sense from Universities Professor Mike Spyer
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| 2007/2 |
Too hot NOT to handle Professor Paul Younger
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| 2007/2 |
National Space Centre Chas Bishop
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| 2007/2 |
The British Geological Survey Professor John Ludden
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| 2007/2 |
Science in Zoos and Aquariums Professor Gordon McGregor Reid
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| 2007/2 |
Foresight brings clarity to the future Professor Brian Collins
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| 2007/2 |
Science Education feature: A Good Year for Science Education Opinion by Dr Robert Kirby-Harris; Science education for all Jenifer Burden; The Unkindest Cut! Neil Roscoe
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| 2007/1 |
Riding the wave of the latest Asian Tiger Dr Rob Daniel, British High Commission, New Delhi
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| 2007/1 |
Maximising the Benefit from Scientific Innovation Dr David Dent
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| 2007/1 |
“SIP” gives Science a taste of Public Opinion
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| 2007/1 |
Materials, Minerals and Mining – innovation, conservation and wealth creation Addresses to the P&SC by Prof RJ Pine, Dr Stuart Lyon and Prof Colin J Humphreys
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| 2007/1 |
Are Patients Safe with the NHS? Addresses to the P&SC by Bill Murray, Prof Tom Treasure and Prof Peter Buckle
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| 2007/1 |
Satellites for Science, Engineering, Technology and Business Addresses to the P&SC by Prof John Zarnecki, Colin Paynter and Sir Martin Sweeting
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| 2007/1 |
How can Science help to save the Marine Environment? Addresses to the P&SC by Prof Edward Hill, Dr Carol Turley and Mark Farrar
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| 2007/1 |
State of Science UK
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| 2007/1 |
Research Council Support for Knowledge Transfer Professor Philip Esler
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| 2007/1 |
Strategic Influence: my vision for the RSC Dr Richard A Pike
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| 2007/1 |
Maintaining a World Class Higher Education System Professor David Eastwood
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| 2007/1 |
Nuclear Energy Opinion by Giles Chichester MEP
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| 2007/1 |
The European Research Council Opinion by Professor Fotis C Kafatos
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| 2007/1 |
Sir Ian Lloyd A tribute by Sir John Osborn
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| 2007/1 |
Conservative Party Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Task-Force Opinion by Ian Taylor MP
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| 2006/4 |
The DTI’s Energy Review Robert Freer
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| 2006/4 |
School Meals Prof Alan Malcolm
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| 2006/4 |
UK-Singapore: Partners in Science Brian Ferrar, British High Commission, Singapore
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| 2006/4 |
The Ageing Countryside Book Review by Lord Haskins
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| 2006/4 |
Science and Globalisation
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| 2006/4 |
Is Open Access the Future for Scientific Publishing? Addresses to the P&SC by Prof Mark Walport, Robert Campbell, Prof David Nicholas and Dr Ian Rowlands
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| 2006/4 |
Human Reproductive Technologies Addresses to the P&SC by Lord Winston and Prof Peter Braude
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| 2006/4 |
State of the Nation Report Quentin Leiper, Institution of Civil Engineers
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| 2006/4 |
Research finds Masonry Homes can have lowest whole life CO2 Impact Andrew Minson, the Concrete Centre
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| 2006/4 |
The Royal Academy of Engineering MacRobert Award
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Science Cities Professor Christopher Edwards
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| 2006/4 |
Enriching the Science Learning Experience Yvonne Baker, SETNET
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Museum of Science and Industry in Manchester Dr Ian Griffin
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Being NICE Professor Sir Michael Rawlins
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| 2006/4 |
Why Nuclear Power is needed in a low carbon economy Professor Sir David King
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| 2006/4 |
Changes in 25 years of Computing Charles Hughes, BCS
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| 2006/4 |
Mission Impossible? Opinion by Phil Willis MP
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| 2006/3 |
BOOK REVIEW: Chernobyl – Catastrophe and Consequences Jim Smith and Nicholas A Beresford
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| 2006/3 |
What is the cost of Climate Change? Robert Freer
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| 2006/3 |
UK-China Partners in Science David Concar, Science and Innovation Counsellor, British Embassy Beijing
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| 2006/3 |
SCIENCE IN COURT – EXPERT WITNESSES IN THE DOCK - MEETING OF THE PARLIAMENTARY AND SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE ON MONDAY 22ND MAY 2006L Baroness Kennedy of The Shaws QC, James Badenoch QC, Professor Robert Forrest LLM, FRCP, FRCPath, CChem, FRSC
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OUR ENERGY FUTURES FOR SECURE AND SUSTAINABLE POWER: FROM CLEAN COAL TECHNOLOGY WITH CARBON CAPTURE AND STORAGE, MICROGENERATION, TIDAL, WIND AND NUCLEAR - MEETING OF THE THE PARLIAMENTARY AND SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE ON MONDAY 24TH APRIL 2006: Dr J M Farley, Allan Jones MBE, Michael Connarty MP, Anthony Darbyshire
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| 2006/3 |
Britain’s Younger Researchers – Taking Real Science to Parliament Eric Wharton, SET for BRITAIN
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Low Carbon Power with Carbon Capture and Sequestration - a world first for the UK Lewis Gillies, Director, Hydrogen Power, BP Alternative Energy - BP’s carbon free and low carbon power business.
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| 2006/3 |
Breeding and Welfare in Companion Animals Roger Gale MP and Lord Soulsby of Swaffham Prior
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Parallel Medicines Distribution Richard Freudenberg, Secretary-General, British Association of European Pharmaceutical Distributors
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The Royal Commission on Environmental Pollution: Past, Present and Future John Lawton, Susan Owens and Tom Eddy
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| 2006/3 |
The Defence Science and Technology Laboratory Dr Frances Saunders, Acting Chief Executive, Dstl
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| 2006/3 |
A Mission for Innovation – Fostering science enquiry learning across the UK: Jonathan Kestenbaum, Chief Executive, National Endowment for Science, Technology and the Arts (Nesta).
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| 2006/3 |
Climate change in earth history: policy implications
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OPINION: Energy Policy Dr Bob Spink MP
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| 2006/2 |
Let’s prevent neural tube defects by fortifying flour Baroness Walmsley, with thanks to Professor Nicholas Wald FRS, Director, Wolfson Institute of Preventive Medicine
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UK and US: partners in science and innovation in a global economy Julian Braithwaite, Counsellor, Global Issues Group. British Embassy, Washington, D.C.
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Making an Impact Jim Cousins MP
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| 2006/2 |
THE SCIENCE WEEK SEMINAR – TUESDAY 14TH MARCH 2006: SCIENCE AND SOCIETY: Dr Vicky Robinson, Dr Brian Iddon MP, Professor Kathy Sykes,Professor Alison Murdoch,The Lord Oxburgh FRS FREng
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| 2006/2 |
HOSPITALS OF THE FUTURE: Sir Richard Sykes FRS FREng, Candace Imison and Professor Sir Ara Darzi, Professor Richard I Kitney OBE, FREng, Susan Grant
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| 2006/2 |
CCLRC Knowledge Transfer - Creating the Environment for Science and Innovation
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| 2006/2 |
Antarctica – A Continent for Peace and Science David Walton, British Antarctic Survey
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| 2006/2 |
City Learning Centres Ann Connor, Education Adviser Department for Education and Skills
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| 2006/2 |
Building Capacity for Ecology Fund Professor Sir John Lawton (President), Professor Alastair Fitter (Past-President), and Nick Dusic (Science Policy Manager) – British Ecological Society
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| 2006/2 |
Counterfeiting of Medicines John Ferguson, Commercial Affairs Manager, Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry
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| 2006/2 |
Yet more “Super Bugs”? How can we control them? Roger Finch, Pamela Hunter, Richard Wise
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| 2006/2 |
OPINION: The Budget Highlights Science, Dr Ian Gibson MP
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| 2006/1 |
Hurricanes, Typhoons and Tropical Cyclones Professor Paul Hardaker, Chief Government Advisor, Met Office
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| 2006/1 |
Visualising the Emotions of Living Kidney Donation
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| 2006/1 |
Pharmacology: What is it and how is it important to the Health and Wealth of the UK? C.Page, R.Hill J.Buckingham and G Henderson on behalf of the British Pharmacological Society
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| 2006/1 |
THE IMPORTANCE OF SCIENCE, ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY TO A SUSTAINABLE ECONOMY ON THE AFRICAN CONTINENT Items by Sir Crispin Tickell, Frank Rijsberman, Richard C Carter, Sir Gordon Conway
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| 2006/1 |
RISK MANAGEMENT – SHOULD THE PRECAUTIONARY PRINCIPLE BE REPLACED BY RISK-RELATED ANALYSIS FOR INDIVIDUAL NEW TECHNOLOGIES? Items by Professor Susan Owens, Sir Colin Berry, Professor Ragnar Löfstedt
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| 2006/1 |
FROM THE GREEN TO THE GENE REVOLUTION – A 21ST CENTURY CHALLENGE Norman E Borlaug
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| 2006/1 |
COMPLEMENTARY & ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE: SHOULD IT BE PROVIDED ON THE NHS? Items by Lord Walton of Detchant, Professor Stephen Holgate, David Tredinnick MP
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| 2006/1 |
Science & Innovation in Germany: The New Federal Government's Research Policy Agenda Ursula Roos, Science & Innovation Officer, British Embassy Berlin
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| 2006/1 |
Personal data for Public Good: A new report from the Academy of Medical Sciences on the use of personal health information in medical research Professor Robert Souhami CBE FMedSci, Chairman of the Academy Working Group
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| 2006/1 |
OPINION: Taking a Risk Dame Deirdre Hutton CBE, Chair, Food Standards Agency
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OPINION: Information for Health Mark Walport, Director, The Wellcome Trust
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| 2006/1 |
OPINION: Dr Brian Iddon BSc, PhD, DSc (Hull), FRSC, CChem, MP
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| 2006/1 |
OPINION: Keeping UK Science world class Lord Rees of Ludlow PRS
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| 2005/4 |
Sustainable Development: The Engineering Contribution Guidance documents for young engineers
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Spaceport
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The Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention Meeting of Experts: Codes of Conduct for Scientists
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Promoting UK/Japan Science & Technology Collaborations
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Geophysics Education in the UK
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| 2005/4 |
The Private Finance Initative: a policy built on sand Professor Allyson Pollock
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NHS PFI is not NHS PLC Lord Warner
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Warning of Catastrophe: the way forward Professor Bill McGuire
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| 2005/4 |
Diversity in Science: Novartis and The Daily Telegraph Visions of Science Photographic Awards
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| 2005/4 |
State of the Nation Report 2005: An assessment of the UK’s infrastructure by the Institution of Civil Engineers
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| 2005/4 |
The advent of a new industrial revolution and the Airbus A350 wing: Paul Chivers, VP Head of A350 Wing, Airbus UK
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| 2005/4 |
Parliamentary Links Day
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Plastic Waste: Toxic Rubbish or Strategic Resource? Addresses to the P&SC by Peter Davis, Graham Hearn, Dr Roger Morton and Lee Clayton
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| 2005/4 |
ID Cards and the National Identity Register Professor Paul Wiles
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| 2005/4 |
A call to arms: Opinion by Robert Key MP
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| 2005/4 |
The Natural History Museum: Inspiring public engagement with science Dr Michael Dixon
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| 2005/3 |
Steel’s Fire Performance Under Scrutiny Anna Scothern
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| 2005/3 |
Has British Science been Saved? Opinion by Professor Peter Saunders
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| 2005/3 |
One hundred years of hormones Tom Parkhill
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| 2005/3 |
The Nuclear Energy Option – Will we still need it – and if so – When? Addresses to the P&SC by Lord Broers, Sir Donald Miller, Ann McCall and Godfrey Boyle
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| 2005/3 |
The Charities Bill and Learned and Professional Societies Keith Lawrey
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| 2005/3 |
Science Education and the Science Learning Centres Professor John Holman
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| 2005/3 |
Facing the Challenge of Change for a Safer Environment Lawrie Haynes
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| 2005/3 |
Nuclear Power: what do MPs and the public think about it? Robert Freer
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| 2005/3 |
British Council Science from the Past to the Future Dr Lloyd Anderson
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| 2005/3 |
Science and International Development: Working together in the fight against poverty
The Rt Hon Hilary Benn MP
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| 2005/3 |
The challenge of chairing the Science Advisory Council Professor John Beddington CMG FRS
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| 2005/3 |
The role of the Chief Scientific Adviser, MOD Professor Roy Anderson FRS
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| 2005/3 |
Ageing – Putting off the Evil Day
Addresses to the P&SC by Tom Kirkwood, John Lever and Reynold Greenlaw
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| 2005/2 |
National Museum of Science & Industry: The C21 Museum In Action: Opinion by Lindsay Sharp, Director, National Museum of Science & Industry
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