What happens when we tell stories about science?
We were going to examine the relationship between science and narrative, and see science escaping from the lab into the ‘real’ world...
Graphene: Ready to revolutionise solar power
Graphene has astonished scientists around the world with its fantastic electrical conductivity and mechanical properties
Graphite supercapacitors are taking charge
Kier Little on the new trend of supercapacitors made from graphite
Bow down to the brainiacs
Philippa Skett on the Human Connectome Project
Rats get infrared ‘sixth sense’
Sarah Byrne investigates the brain implant that gives the ability to see invisible light
Fish getting high
Phillip Kent discusses high fishes getting the munchies
Condomed to obscurity
Tim Arbabzadah doesn’t want a spray on condom
You met the DeskJet, now meet the DrugJet
Printing drugs, Felix could be about to make a lot of money
Electricity and Bubbles
Pavitar Devgon asks what ever could go wrong...
Tiny protons?
Are protons all coot and ickle?
Stem cells aid recovery from stroke
Sarah Byrne investigates a new, fat-derived stem cell therapy
Protein-building nanomachines
Sarah Byrne investigates an alternative to boring and long chemical synthesis