- Life Sciences - 15:01 Robots reinvent the wheel by turning waste material into fuel
- Environment - 15:00 Three years to safeguard the climate
- Religions - 15:00 ‘France’s Samuel Pepys’ is elevated from the footnotes of history
- Astronomy - 15:00 That’s a wrap
- Computer Science - 12:30 Building with robots and 3D printers
- Careers - 11:01 Ryanair random seat allocation is not so random says Oxford University expert
- Careers - 10:00 University of Sussex hitting targets on fair access
- Environment - 09:00 Smart detectors to monitor urban bat life
- Medicine - 08:00 Novartis receives EU approval for first- line use of Zykadia in ALK- positive advanced non- small cell lung cancer (NSCLC)
- Environment - 06:00 Smart detectors set to monitor urban bat life
- Medicine - Jun 29 How safe is vaping?
- Business - Jun 29 Investigating the trap of unemployment
- Environment - Jun 28 Palm cockatoos beat drum like Ringo Starr
- Medicine - Jun 28 The gene behind follicular lymphoma
- Physics - Jun 28 Scientists produce dialysis membrane made from graphene
Fuel and chemicals from plant wasteMedicine Jun 29
Is having appointments with pharmacists at the doctors surgery a good idea? How easy is it to be distracted? Do you understand how many units are in alcohol? These are just a few of the questions researchers from the University of Nottingham are hoping to start finding the answers to at their ‘Café Connect' event taking place at the Contemporary on 29-30 th June.
Life Sciences Jun 29
Almost everything we do - walking, talking, or drinking coffee - is completely dependent on accurate timing when activating many muscles at once.
Environment Jun 28
A team of scientists, led by the University of Bristol, has discovered that a marked decrease in summer cloud cover during the last 20 years has significantly accelerated melt from the Greenland ice sheet.
Life Sciences Jun 29
It turns out your skin is crawling with single-celled microorganisms - and they're not just bacteria.
Medicine Jun 28
Extensive study offers ‘definitive proof' of improved outcomes in high-risk pregnancies Taking a low-dose aspirin before bed can reduce the risk of pre-eclampsia, which can cause premature birth and, in extreme cases, maternal and foetal death.
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