Posted 13 June 2018 Twenty-five years since Jurassic Park "Have palaeontologists actually come any closer to reviving dinosaurs today?" The answer is a clear "No" and also a clear "Yes".
Posted 08 June 2018 Nano-childhoods - assessing the exposure of children to tiny man-made materials, including plastics, from infancy to adulthood You are what you eat' has long been an adage and call to eat fresh, home-made rather than processed foods, but with recent reports of microplastics contamination of global sea salt, bottled waters and even household dust, this can now be extended to what you eat, drink, touch and breathe, or simply 'you are what you are exposed to!
Posted 25 May 2018 Using cutting-edge technology to protect rivers against climate change Dr Stephen Dugdale and Professor David Hannah discuss how cutting-edge technology can be used to help preserve the UK's valuable rivers for future generations.