by Admin | Apr 15, 2019 | Articles
Saving plants from disease To prevent outbreaks of disease destroying wheat and other vital food crops, scientists from the Rothamsted Research and European Bioinformatics Institutes are sharing genetic and genomic information on disease-causing microorganisms Every...
by Admin | Apr 12, 2019 | Blog
Why letting your mind wander is good for you If you’re constantly “on the go” – texting whilst walking to school, looking at social media whilst on the bus, listening to music whilst doing your homework – then you could be negatively affecting your ability to learn....
by Admin | Apr 9, 2019 | Articles
A working class hero is something to be Dr Simon Rennie, based at the University of Exeter, is investigating Victorian poetry – specifically that from the Lancashire cotton famine. By uncovering texts that have lain dormant for more than a century, working-class...
by Admin | Apr 5, 2019 | Blog
Students, this is how you can stand out from the crowd in a very competitive job market This guest blog was written by Amy Irwin and Gabi Lipan, both from the University of Aberdeen for The Conversation. The employment market is saturated with graduates who have good...
by Admin | Apr 3, 2019 | Career Guide
How to be a star JON CHASE STUDIED AEROSPACE ENGINEERING BEFORE BECOMING A RAP STAR, BUT NOT JUST ANY RAP STAR: HE RAPS ABOUT SCIENCE ON RADIO, TV AND IN SCHOOLS. STUDY SCIENCE, TECH, ENGINEERING AND MATHS (STEM) AND YOU COULD OPEN DOORS TO THE UNIVERSE, TOO WHEN DID...
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