Editorial issue 43
Traditionally, spring is the season of renewal and a time to freshen things up. So while you might be thinking about decluttering your classroom, now might also be a good...
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Traditionally, spring is the season of renewal and a time to freshen things up. So while you might be thinking about decluttering your classroom, now might also be a good...
Hannah Voak It was a pleasure to meet both our new and long-standing readers and contributors at the international Science on Stage festival at the end of June, when teachers...
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Hannah Voak With demanding workloads throughout the year, it’s important that teachers as well as students find time to take a well-earned break over the summer, so everyone can return...
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Susan Watt Starting with our news section, we highlight a powerful new technology for diagnosing diseases: full-colour X-rays. We also report on how tomorrow’s biology textbooks may need updating in...
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Hannah Voak In this issue, we share an array of articles to help bring these hidden worlds into view. In the chemistry classroom, we investigate the benefits of the...
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Hannah Voak Plants, too, suffer consequences to changing light conditions, so in this issue a biologist reveals the latest research into plant circadian clocks, by answering the curious question ‘Do...
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Hannah Voak Without these experiences, I might not have followed the path that has led me to where I am today: the Science in School office at the European Molecular...
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Midwinter may not be the best time of year to consider moving school science lessons outdoors. But in this issue, we hear from a teacher who has made a great...
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...editorial team are looking forward to welcoming a new member to the editorial board and to articles about the work of European XFEL. To learn more about European XFEL, see:...
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...an analgesic to stop the pain. Eternal life, who cares?! My life has already been long enough for all eternity… Editorial comments *Although Elizabeth Blackburn, Carol Greider and Jack Szostak...
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Mars, snakes, robots and DNA
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The winners of the Science in School writing competition
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