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- Stephen Salter obituary Sat, 9 Mar 24, 7:14amInventor of rare versatility, whose projects ranged from a wave power device to the first AI robot
- Nobel prize in chemistry awarded for work on lithium-ion batteries Wed, 9 Oct 19, 9:08pmJohn B Goodenough, M Stanley Whittingham and Akira Yoshino honoured for development that sparked portable technology revolution
- Nobel prize in chemistry awarded for development of lithium-ion batteries – as it happened Wed, 9 Oct 19, 10:26pmJohn B Goodenough, M Stanley Whittingham and Akira Yoshino made laureates for development that sparked portable technology revolution
- Nobel laureates call for a revolutionary shift in how humans use resources Tue, 7 Oct 14, 3:41pmEleven holders of prestigious prize say excessive consumption threatening planet, and humans need to live more sustainably
- The EU needs good science policy. But does that mean it needs a Chief Scientific Adviser? | Doug Parr Fri, 29 Aug 14, 11:38pmThe new head of the EU Commission is being challenged over whether to continue with the post of EU Chief Scientific Adviser. Doug Parr explains why.
- Pandora's Promise doesn't live up to the hype – review | Alice Bell Mon, 9 Dec 13, 8:10pmAlice Bell: A new pro-nuclear film aims to build a pro-nuclear green movement. It needs to stop obfuscating with science, but use it to invite deeper engagement instead
- Review: Pandora's Promise doesn't live up to the hype | Alice Bell Mon, 9 Dec 13, 8:10pmAlice Bell: New pro-nuclear film aims to build a pro-nuclear green movement. It needs to stop obfuscating with science, but use it to invite deeper engagement instead.
- Martin Fleischmann obituary Sat, 1 Sep 12, 4:33amDistinguished electrochemist whose claims for cold fusion have yet to find widespread acceptanceAccounts of the cold fusion claims of the Czech-born electrochemist Martin Fleischmann, who has died aged 85, and his American-French...
- Science Weekly: Richard Dawkins, David Attenborough and algae Mon, 13 Sep 10, 9:05amAlison Smith from the University of Cambridge joins us to discuss what single-celled organisms can do to cure our addiction to oil. Oh, and perhaps help make vitamins and pharmaceuticals too.
- Science Weekly podcast: Fossil Ida and the astronaut Mon, 1 Jun 09, 9:05amWas Fossil Ida all hype? This 47-million-year-old skeleton was certainly beautiful but was it really the missing link? In the studio, James Randerson, Ian Sample and Nature magazine's Adam Rutherford joins Alok Jha to take...