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Science on Mount Everest

Physicist, speaker, writer and adventurer Dr Melanie Windridge is attempting to climb Mount Everest this spring, and plans to carry out science commun

Science outreach goes multilingual

Supported by our inclusion and diversity fund, researchers from the University of Manchester engaged 80 youngsters with some multilingual science outr

Science research funding in universities

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Science sessions Spark young imaginations to Discover STEM

A museum’s interactive activities are proving a massive hit with North East families.

Science should be at the heart of UK Government’s plan to drive economic growth

Read our briefing, setting out our priorities for Rishi Sunak’s government to deliver on his commitments to the UK’s crucial research, development and

Science through sign language – chemistry camps reach new audiences in India

RSC India and CSIR Chandigarh, host three-day speech and hearing-impaired chemistry camp

Science to enable sustainable plastic

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Science to enable sustainable plastics

Cheap and long-lasting, plastics bring both benefits and problems. How can we keep their usefulness but protect our health and environment?

Scientists develop peroxide sensor to combat terrorist attacks

Terrorists wanting to execute a 7/7 style attack will find it harder to carry out thanks to a new chemical detector developed by scientists.

Scientists unearth secret health properties of onions

They may make people cry, but scientists have finally discovered why red onions are good for the heart after unearthing their health properties. Rese

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University of South Florida

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Scott Silverman

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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Scottish innovation strategy consultation

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