Forbes India now have a dossier on Prof. Harry Bhadeshia, Harry Bhadeshia’s Steel Connects UK, France. Only Steel is strong enough to do that.
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Alan Cottrell
Posted on 15 February, 2012 by Mathew
Prof. Sir Alan Cottrell died today at the age of 92. You can hear an interview with him at here: Alan Cottrell interview, Oral history of British science.
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Science on trial?
Posted on 20 September, 2011 by Mathew
BBC report on Italy scientists on trial over L’Aquila earthquake. Alfredo Biondi the lawyer of Mr Eva, Alfredo Biondi, said the trial was not credible, “This is a trial which opens on very shaky foundations. You cannot put science on trial. Surely this is exactly wrong, if something can’t be tested/trialled then how can it [...]
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How university scientists see each other
Posted on 11 August, 2011 by Mathew
Thanks to Lucy who send the image made by biomatusiq at http://sotak.info/sci.jpg Click to see image, hopefully it wont change from the currently hosted one
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EPSRC make massive investment in scanning transmission electron microscopy?
Posted on 28 July, 2010 by Mathew
EPSRC is announcing news of ‘New investment in the next generation of scientists and engineers to boost the UK economy‘. Forty six outstanding UK researchers have been awarded EPSRC fellowships totaling £38 million to help develop their potential as the next generation of world-leading scientists and engineers. Announcing the new fellowships at Farnborough International Airshow [...]
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