by Admin | Aug 22, 2019 | Blog
Who will be the Royal Photographic Society’s Science Photographer of the Year? Science and art are like lab grown burgers and knickerbocker glories: they seem to require so many different skills and attributes to make, it’s difficult to imagine them being anything...
by Admin | Aug 20, 2019 | Career Guide
How to encourage citizens to ask good questions and solve big problems Curious Minds, a New Zealand Government initiative, aims to encourage and support all citizens to “ask good questions, solve local problems and uncover innovative science and technology solutions...
by Admin | Aug 20, 2019 | Career Guide
New Zealand: Creating a nation of curious minds Five years ago, the New Zealand Government set out a ten-year goal for better engagement between science, technology and society. Helen Sillars, Manager for Specialised Investments, explains why the Ministry of Business,...
by Admin | Aug 16, 2019 | Blog
Careers with plants and why they matter to YOU This guest blog is written by Dr Suzanne Moss, RHS Head of Education and Learning Do you feel that office work isn’t for you? Do you like to move, keep fit and healthy through your job and be in the fresh air? Would you...
by Admin | Aug 12, 2019 | Articles
Fuel cells: A new way to power the world Dr Mark Tuckerman is a professor of chemistry and mathematics at New York University in the US. He’s investigating anion exchange fuel cells – using theoretical chemistry – to find out if they could be a renewable energy source...
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